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Vanilla Bear
Bears For Life
Mmmmmm where can I subscribe for my oral exam? :shy:
No one else is gonna say it but I dont really care so I will.. You should really consider loosing some weight.. There is nothing wrong if a person likes a thicker women but your pushing on health risks being to over weight and I would like to think that any kind of food is not worth your health...
thanks guys!
thank you for your concern simplex. i really do appreciate it.
thank you for your concern simplex. i really do appreciate it.
thanks guys!
thank you for your concern simplex. i really do appreciate it.
You're Welcome.. Really am trying to be helpful
Vanilla Bear
Bears For Life
So Mandy, did she pass??? I bet she failed on purpose so she'd have to take that exam over again.
That was my strategy, too.
Skyraider22
The One and Only Big Daddy
I love the view I should find more pictures like that in general :thumbsup:
lol oh yeah she passed! she did a VERY good job!
"any kind of food is not worth your health" ...
You really should not correlate food choices with weight. The two rarely have a linear relationship. I know pop-culture suggests otherwise, but this is reality. The only guaranteed way to lose weight is to not eat. Of course, all sorts of health issues can result from that. This is why diets fail for most people, because it's not always about food choices -- or at least what people assume are food choices.
I didn't mind your response until that final statement there. It was one made with great ignorance and the assumption that food choices, namely by taste, have a lot to do with weight gain. I.e., I could make someone very fat and unhealthy with not only and allegedly "unsavory tasting" foods quite easily, but with allegedy "healthy" foods. I honestly wish this pop-culture assumption would die.
Because after losing 80lbs. over several years, I'm proof positive it has nothing to do with food choices, let alone pop-culture assumption of what is healthy. It has far more to do with activity and non-processed foods. I could go on and on about my attempts at "eating healthy." In the end, I see why the FDA is starting to take a hard line on everyone from General Mills to diet pill companies.
With that said, Mandy Blake is a hot little spoon BBW. She's one of the rare spoon BBW lookers I fancy. But that did not influence my response, and I certainly would say it back when I was an athelete in high school and early college. Regardless of the honor I would have to have a babe like Mandy on my arm.
No one else is gonna say it but I dont really care so I will ...
You really should not correlate food choices with weight. The two rarely have a linear relationship. I know pop-culture suggests otherwise, but this is reality. The only guaranteed way to lose weight is to not eat. Of course, all sorts of health issues can result from that. This is why diets fail for most people, because it's not always about food choices -- or at least what people assume are food choices.
I didn't mind your response until that final statement there. It was one made with great ignorance and the assumption that food choices, namely by taste, have a lot to do with weight gain. I.e., I could make someone very fat and unhealthy with not only and allegedly "unsavory tasting" foods quite easily, but with allegedy "healthy" foods. I honestly wish this pop-culture assumption would die.
Because after losing 80lbs. over several years, I'm proof positive it has nothing to do with food choices, let alone pop-culture assumption of what is healthy. It has far more to do with activity and non-processed foods. I could go on and on about my attempts at "eating healthy." In the end, I see why the FDA is starting to take a hard line on everyone from General Mills to diet pill companies.
With that said, Mandy Blake is a hot little spoon BBW. She's one of the rare spoon BBW lookers I fancy. But that did not influence my response, and I certainly would say it back when I was an athelete in high school and early college. Regardless of the honor I would have to have a babe like Mandy on my arm.
Thanx for the negative rep (and over a half year late)
haha I cant believe I missed this post. Go eat a handful of carrots and a handful of cookies and see what one makes your ass jiggle -- SimplexDesign
Thanx for the negative rep (and over a half year late).
Obviously you haven't studied that carrots actually have carbohydrates and are converted to sugar. While I won't argue that most cookies are good for you, there are many "cookie" shaped/tasting foods that can be more positive for your index than even carrots.
That's what I meant by "food choices." Over the years, with my own body as an experiment, learned that "food choices" are actually "food ignorance." There is so many assumptions -- including your own right here -- that show such.
Carrots are fine as an occasional treat or in small amounts, but can actually be as bad as cookies. There are better food choices than carrots for A and other nutrients on a regular basis if one is trying to "lose weight."
haha I cant believe I missed this post. Go eat a handful of carrots and a handful of cookies and see what one makes your ass jiggle -- SimplexDesign
Thanx for the negative rep (and over a half year late).
Obviously you haven't studied that carrots actually have carbohydrates and are converted to sugar. While I won't argue that most cookies are good for you, there are many "cookie" shaped/tasting foods that can be more positive for your index than even carrots.
That's what I meant by "food choices." Over the years, with my own body as an experiment, learned that "food choices" are actually "food ignorance." There is so many assumptions -- including your own right here -- that show such.
Carrots are fine as an occasional treat or in small amounts, but can actually be as bad as cookies. There are better food choices than carrots for A and other nutrients on a regular basis if one is trying to "lose weight."
Re: Thanx for the negative rep (and over a half year late)
Actually it was "ass jiggle first" if you want to quote me properly. I am not going to highjack this 6 month old thread like you so insecurely feel the need to do. But save the "carrots are bad for you" bullshit for someone else. The "carrot" was a general statement regarding a healthy food choice as apposed to an unhealthy one.
You act like all foods are the same so I suppose every food on this planet has the same calories content? Or vitamin count? No they dont.
Im glad you "Over the years, with my own body as an experimented" but that doesnt mean jack shit. Now going to school like my friend who is a Dietitian and obtaining real knowledge of something is different so please do that and then post.
At this point I dont even understand what you are defending and I couldnt care less. You like fat/obese/large chicks? Sweet congrats to you now how about you not highjack the thread of one that you not only expressed attraction to but THANKED ME for my statement :thumbsup:
Actually it was "ass jiggle first" if you want to quote me properly. I am not going to highjack this 6 month old thread like you so insecurely feel the need to do. But save the "carrots are bad for you" bullshit for someone else. The "carrot" was a general statement regarding a healthy food choice as apposed to an unhealthy one.
You act like all foods are the same so I suppose every food on this planet has the same calories content? Or vitamin count? No they dont.
Im glad you "Over the years, with my own body as an experimented" but that doesnt mean jack shit. Now going to school like my friend who is a Dietitian and obtaining real knowledge of something is different so please do that and then post.
At this point I dont even understand what you are defending and I couldnt care less. You like fat/obese/large chicks? Sweet congrats to you now how about you not highjack the thread of one that you not only expressed attraction to but THANKED ME for my statement :thumbsup:
not gonna turn this into a fat thread but why when people see a fat person is there first thought o they must eat alot.
im not saying she does or doesnt need to loose weight cause at the end of the day as long as she is happy thats all that matters right ?
second i am a heavy guy and i aint big by choice i aint gonna go into details but mine was a health issue im just saying dont judge a book by its cover my friend.
im not saying she does or doesnt need to loose weight cause at the end of the day as long as she is happy thats all that matters right ?
second i am a heavy guy and i aint big by choice i aint gonna go into details but mine was a health issue im just saying dont judge a book by its cover my friend.
I agree with what you are saying and my original post was along the same lines and that was to be healthy and larger if thats what you want to be but healthy first. Preference is preference but a persons well being is what really matters. I think a girl who smokes cigarettes is attractive and that is my opinion does that mean I am going to let my wife smoke because I find it attractive? No.
I am sorry you have had weight problems related to a health issue but for a lot of people saying they have health issues is a crutch to justify their eating habits. Not in anyway saying thats you especially since you seem like a nice guy but unfortunately some ruin it for all.
None of that would have ever been gotten into if someone didnt want to go on and on about all food having the same nutritional quality's. What I original said was meant to be taken as a kind thoughtful statement nothing more and nothing less. I am just glad that the OP saw my actual intentions
Re: Thanx for the negative rep (and over a half year late)
Secondly, you have now made two incorrect statements on food choices -- let alone tried to relate food choices to weight gain. I can respect thebear's point, but not yours.
Third, I wish you knew me in person. Because even nutritionists are dumbfounded with me. I am part of a long, but ignored and significant segment of the population that gains weight just eating healthy and in moderation -- including carrots to use your exact example -- cause me to gain weight. Yes, and not so with some types of cookies.
In reality ...
A) I have to eat less than 1,000 calories/day, in no more than 200 calorie meals (so at least 5)
B) I have to avoid carrots, tomatos and various other vegetables, which have sugars, they are worse than fried foods for weight gain
C) I actually have to eat select, "very fatty" foods -- for breakfast -- kick start my body with certain enzymes and acids
D) I have to exercise regularly, ideally several times a day
E) My stomach causes continuous heartburt as a result, unavoidable and not fully treatable.
The reason?
I was a very thin and fit athlete early in my life, while I took little intake. My body was used to a limited diet with heavy exercise. It was "programmed" to horde calories while expending extensive energy. While it would allow me to survive longer in a desert, it is not pleasant.
And now consider these complexities
- My thyroid is a mess and my metabolism won't stabilize, it totally fucked up my hormones
- Doctors consider drugs, but most of them are newer and unproven
- My blood sugar level is under 50 regularly, which means my low carb diet to avoid weight gain causes me to become light-headed and nearly pass out regularly as it's way too low
Throughout the 20th century many studied show that fat kids were not fat as adults over 2/3rds of the time. Some thought this was psychological, but more and more we're finding it's because of health at the terminal adolescent ages of 12-21. And, ironically, it's based on the balance in a child's life.
Those like myself, who were fit as fuck, struggle with a metabolism that can never return to its adolescent state. And it's a fucked up body to have. And I'm not a small portion of the populous that has this issue.
Yes, Mandy is overweight and likely to have serious issues in the future. I think she's has a sweet little topping atop, but pear/spoon shaped women are normally not my style at all. Again, and I will quote from my original post ...
"You really should not correlate food choices with weight. The two rarely have a linear relationship. I know pop-culture suggests otherwise, but this is reality. The only guaranteed way to lose weight is to not eat. Of course, all sorts of health issues can result from that. This is why diets fail for most people, because it's not always about food choices -- or at least what people assume are food choices.
I didn't mind your response until that final statement there. It was one made with great ignorance and the assumption that food choices, namely by taste, have a lot to do with weight gain. I.e., I could make someone very fat and unhealthy with not only and allegedly "unsavory tasting" foods quite easily, but with allegedy "healthy" foods. I honestly wish this pop-culture assumption would die."
Again, I took no issue with your statement until you reached that last one. It is made on ignorance and assumption. I deal with assholes like yourself daily -- either towards myself or my wife. People have weight for different reasons, and the "common denominator" is not caloric intake or food choices. It varies between people.
I didn't believe it until I became a victim of my own fitness myself. The only way for me to keep my weight off is to walk/run 10 miles/day while taking in less than 1,000 calories/day. Why? It's what my body got used to. I am "overweight" by being 200lbs., but it's a far cry from the weight my body used to be at, "eating healthy." It took almost a decade to figure it out. And I am someone who has been cited in several studies by the AMA, with over 1 million other people.
First off, you negative repped me yesterday. So bitch all you want about me resurrecting this thread. You brought it on.
Secondly, you have now made two incorrect statements on food choices -- let alone tried to relate food choices to weight gain. I can respect thebear's point, but not yours.
Third, I wish you knew me in person. Because even nutritionists are dumbfounded with me. I am part of a long, but ignored and significant segment of the population that gains weight just eating healthy and in moderation -- including carrots to use your exact example -- cause me to gain weight. Yes, and not so with some types of cookies.
In reality ...
A) I have to eat less than 1,000 calories/day, in no more than 200 calorie meals (so at least 5)
B) I have to avoid carrots, tomatos and various other vegetables, which have sugars, they are worse than fried foods for weight gain
C) I actually have to eat select, "very fatty" foods -- for breakfast -- kick start my body with certain enzymes and acids
D) I have to exercise regularly, ideally several times a day
E) My stomach causes continuous heartburt as a result, unavoidable and not fully treatable.
The reason?
I was a very thin and fit athlete early in my life, while I took little intake. My body was used to a limited diet with heavy exercise. It was "programmed" to horde calories while expending extensive energy. While it would allow me to survive longer in a desert, it is not pleasant.
And now consider these complexities
- My thyroid is a mess and my metabolism won't stabilize, it totally fucked up my hormones
- Doctors consider drugs, but most of them are newer and unproven
- My blood sugar level is under 50 regularly, which means my low carb diet to avoid weight gain causes me to become light-headed and nearly pass out regularly as it's way too low
Throughout the 20th century many studied show that fat kids were not fat as adults over 2/3rds of the time. Some thought this was psychological, but more and more we're finding it's because of health at the terminal adolescent ages of 12-21. And, ironically, it's based on the balance in a child's life.
Those like myself, who were fit as fuck, struggle with a metabolism that can never return to its adolescent state. And it's a fucked up body to have. And I'm not a small portion of the populous that has this issue.
Yes, Mandy is overweight and likely to have serious issues in the future. I think she's has a sweet little topping atop, but pear/spoon shaped women are normally not my style at all. Again, and I will quote from my original post ...
"You really should not correlate food choices with weight. The two rarely have a linear relationship. I know pop-culture suggests otherwise, but this is reality. The only guaranteed way to lose weight is to not eat. Of course, all sorts of health issues can result from that. This is why diets fail for most people, because it's not always about food choices -- or at least what people assume are food choices.
I didn't mind your response until that final statement there. It was one made with great ignorance and the assumption that food choices, namely by taste, have a lot to do with weight gain. I.e., I could make someone very fat and unhealthy with not only and allegedly "unsavory tasting" foods quite easily, but with allegedy "healthy" foods. I honestly wish this pop-culture assumption would die."
Again, I took no issue with your statement until you reached that last one. It is made on ignorance and assumption. I deal with assholes like yourself daily -- either towards myself or my wife. People have weight for different reasons, and the "common denominator" is not caloric intake or food choices. It varies between people.
I didn't believe it until I became a victim of my own fitness myself. The only way for me to keep my weight off is to walk/run 10 miles/day while taking in less than 1,000 calories/day. Why? It's what my body got used to. I am "overweight" by being 200lbs., but it's a far cry from the weight my body used to be at, "eating healthy." It took almost a decade to figure it out. And I am someone who has been cited in several studies by the AMA, with over 1 million other people.
Also ...
How old are you? If you haven't even hit 21 yet (let alone 30+), then recognize you haven't experienced what aging does to your body, and how much more difficult it gets.
How old are you? If you haven't even hit 21 yet (let alone 30+), then recognize you haven't experienced what aging does to your body, and how much more difficult it gets.
Annnnnd I ain't gonna read that so congrats on wasting your time :1orglaugh
