Posted on 05/29/2012 6:15:44 PM PDT by BenLurkin
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That’s what I’m talking about!
“Ugly you can’t help.”
Sure you can. Get a haircut. Wash your hair. Put some makeup on, or get plastic surgery if it’s gotten to that point. Wear flattering clothing in your color (are you a Winter or a Summer?). Watch your posture, practice pleasant expressions in the mirror, get your teeth fixed. . .
Or, look the way you want and don’t let other people decide how you get to look.
The point is, you look the way God intented you to look, whether ugly or not. But I doubt God intended for people to become so heavy that they can literally die as a result. Being fat is so unhealthy, I'm shocked how many people are leaping (rolling?) to defend fatness.
If at the end of the day somebody wants to be fat, thats up to them -- I wouldn't ever support some kind of forced government health program, viz Moochelle Obama. But neither am I going to give somebody a pat on the back for being a fatso.
“If at the end of the day somebody wants to be fat, thats up to them — I wouldn’t ever support some kind of forced government health program, viz Moochelle Obama. But neither am I going to give somebody a pat on the back for being a fatso. “
Oh of course not. I just think fatsos should be allowed in public! Forbidding them from the beach isn’t going to help anything.
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