Something home-cooked by Kellifer (can be anything, but it's usually not fried).
Supper (1:00am)
Plenty of munchies (chocolate, exceedingly good cakes, etc)
I stuck to this for six months and went from 11st 4lbs to 10st 4lbs.
Posted by jnhoj (Member # 286) on :
Maybe you could send none of the food you are eating before 9 pm in the night to me so I can put on some weight.
Weren't you complaining about a poor diet a few months back? Now you're revelling in it!
I think my skinny figure was brought on by years of gorging on coca cola instead of food. The sugar just got burnt off doing sport and then I was left with...nothing Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
It's not a poor diet. It's got fruit and everything!
I don't feel as ill as I used to, and I guess my belly is getting a bit smaller which is good for the old "self-confidence".
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
That diet is gluttonous! Here's mine.
breakfast
coffee
lunch
coffee
5pm snack
cereal
supper
light meal
treat
one biscuit
plus
appx one glass wine
with
coffee
------------------------
Not that I have lost weight as far as I know, but I don't think I've got fatter.
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
Mine is:
Breakfast: Tea (3 sugars)
Lunch: Cheese and tomato sandwiches (2 rounds)
Dinner: hot meal - varies between mountain of pasta/ noodles/ entire pizza/ quiche. Something hefty to keep me going until midday the next day.
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
So three of the best-looking guys on TMO are all, independently, recommending the same kind of sensible diet. It only needs Stakker to post in agreement and I think we've got proof that this system works.
Posted by squeegy (Member # 136) on :
Jaysus, I feel like a pig compared to you lot.
Breakfast A bowl of cerial and a cup of tea if there is time.
Mid Morning Snack Slice of cake and a coke from the shitty 'bakery' across the road.
Lunch Recently 2 pies and 2 fizzy drinks but now cut down to one of each due to budgetary constraints.
Dinner (supper?) Varies between a full meat and 2 veg to a sandwich depending on how hungry I am.
Maybe I have worms? Anyway, Im still a skinny mofo.
Posted by Abby (Member # 582) on :
Jesus, have you lot all had your stomach stapled or something?
I need two breakfasts (at home and at work – maybe a piece of toast, then some soup and fruit), lunch (sandwich or more soup and salad, occasionally a hot lard-lunch), late afternoon snack (biscuits/soup/nuts) and dinner (substantial), with beer/wine variable.
I don’t have four portions of soup everyday though, it is interchangeable with the other options. Right this moment I have some butternut squash, ginger and apricot soup with dipping bread. It is excellent and should keep me going until I have dinner with a friend in about three hours!
I try to steer clear of gratuitously lardy food and go for large volumes of ‘good’ food, but sometimes I lose the battle…
Posted by jnhoj (Member # 286) on :
Cereal / Toast, tea.
Sandwiches of some kind , fruit juice
evening meal of lots of veg and carbs.
thats about it.
I can usually manage without one of those depending on how busy I am though.
Posted by OJ (Member # 752) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: So three of the best-looking guys on TMO are all, independently, recommending the same kind of sensible diet.
I can't comment on the relative attractiveness of any of you, but all that sugar and caffeine could explain some of the more furious spats.
Posted by ben (Member # 13) on :
Bre-fas
Bowel of porritch
2nd bre-fas
2 sausaje, 2 beicon, 2 hash, freibret, beans
Luntch
Steak and kinney poy, peace, gayvy apple?
Aperitif
Glaas or 2 of ret wine
Tea
Nice lasanya with salat OR bate batayto an chilly
Afters
Res tof bottel ret wine Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
Right now I am hungry and thinking how happy Ben seems... how tasty his 2nd breakfast sounds. How thin my... life
But it's worth it. Isn't it!
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
I'm starving right now, actually. I really wanted something healthy for dinner last night so I made a giant bowl of fresh asparagus soup. This morning I feel almost too weak to operate the mouse.
But - I only have to look in the mirror at the big round ball of fat that people call my head, and grip in my fingertips the rolls of flab that threaten to spill over the tops of my trousers and it reminds me that I can't give in yet.
[ 05.05.2005, 04:55: Message edited by: Thorn Davis ]
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
I had 4 Ryvita for breakfast this morning. No shit, I feel excellent right now. And since becoming a non smoker, I no longer get teh cough in the morning, leaving me free and able to get on with my daily tasks without the lingering fear of sudden and immediate asphyxiation.
Posted by Benny the Ball (Member # 694) on :
Ah, but RIngo, the cough was going to develop into a washboard stomach... well, either that or cancer.
Posted by herbs (Member # 101) on :
Tsk. You boys on the starvation diets, haven't you heard of knackering your metabolism? Sure, you're thin now, but in a few years you'll have such a low-revving metabolism you'll put on a stone by eating one peanut. You mark my words.
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
I'm not starving myself, I'm just now eating something other than crisps and a chocolate bar for breakfast, and clearing the tarmac out of my lungs, playing tennis once a week and thinking about doing situps in the morning. I'm just trying to live a little more healthily, and if that means the 'skirt' of fat disappears from arounf my waist, then that's just fine by me.
Posted by Vanilla Online Persona (Member # 301) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: So three of the best-looking guys on TMO are all, independently, recommending the same kind of sensible diet. It only needs Stakker to post in agreement and I think we've got proof that this system works.
I luv kovacs, tis true there's a core of mighty purty boys on this here board. We think about them in our bunks on the long lonely nights. Something bout the spindley snapping like a twig look thats gets us prison bull queens horney.
Aside: I notice there's no danger of a muscle growing with that diet. Am assuming then that your idea of an attractive man is ... a girl.
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
Why? What's your idea of an attractive man?
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
Muscles make you stupid.
Posted by Vanilla Online Persona (Member # 301) on :
quote:Originally posted by Thorn Davis: Why? What's your idea of an attractive man?
I'm stumped at the simplicity and clarity of your reply. Do you know thats a bloody hard question to answer.
I guess a bloke who looks as if he's used to working outside, with his hands ... I dunno, prob best answered by the ladies.
Ladies ... over to you, phooed nudey foto of the 'beautiful trinity' for best answer, kick in the chops for anyone who says 'sense of humour'.
Posted by Dr. Benway (Member # 20) on :
I'm cooking more. Eating mostly turkish and japanese in a bid to get healthier, rather than lose weight. I wouldn't mind ditching the paunch, but I think that's down to booze rather than food, and I couldn't live without my bedtime eightball.
So, it's like a stove-boiled espresso for breakfast, followed by juice and a fag, and maybe a croissant. Then a salad (pulse heavy) with a bit of chicken. In the evening, a soup and/or sushi and sometimes some grilled flatbread with homous.
Then a shit load of beer.
Posted by Dr. Benway (Member # 20) on :
and ladies, fyi: I'm unnattractive, which is something my diet cannot change.
Posted by LowLevel (Member # 30) on :
quote:Originally posted by Ringo: playing tennis once a week.
Dude, you did know that tennis is, like, totally, a girls game?
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
I've just filed my last ever feature. I may go out and buy one of them subway rolls with the meatballs in them to celebrate.
Gah! I've just had the last supplement I edited back from the printers and one of the standfirsts reads "Blue ray and HDTV are teh formats of the future". Fucking TMO!
[ 05.05.2005, 06:21: Message edited by: Thorn Davis ]
Posted by Vanilla Online Persona (Member # 301) on :
quote:Originally posted by Dr. Benway: and ladies, fyi: I'm unnattractive, which is something my diet cannot change.
I'm shocked, appalled. I have never seen such passive-aggressive and scurulous electioneering in all my born days.
Posted by monkeyflump (Member # 807) on :
Freakfast - cornflakes with 1 desert spn sugar 11am - Diet coke break plus crisps and/or fruit depending on how cheery I feel Lunch - Tuna mayo with salad or if I'm feeling really skinny I'll treat myself to a M&S chicken salad sub roll mmmmmm or something similar 3pm - Chocolate of any description Dinner - large substatial meal consisting usually of meat and then crap loads of broccoli god i love that stuff
I try not to eat bread because (cliche-ness coming up) it does actually make me bloat so badly. I was asked by my mum once if I was pregnant because I hadn't been for a crap in 7 days and my stomach swelled up so much... Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
quote:Originally posted by monkeyflump: I try not to eat bread because (cliche-ness coming up) it does actually make me bloat so badly. I was asked by my mum once if I was pregnant because I hadn't been for a crap in 7 days and my stomach swelled up so much...
You do realise you're going to have to live with this for the rest of your posting career, now.
Posted by Dr. Benway (Member # 20) on :
Oh VOP, if only. Gone is the fresh faced jailbait of yesteryear. Hello greasy bearded boiled egg bastard with man tits and a rictus sneer.
Posted by dang65 (Member # 102) on :
quote:Originally posted by Thorn Davis: You do realise you're going to have to live with this for the rest of your posting career, now.
I'm fairly sure that was the end of her posting career.
Posted by Vanilla Online Persona (Member # 301) on :
What a bunch of weedy damageds. TMO's triumvirate of attractiveness is clearly sponsored by Minx magazine.
quote:Originally posted by Ringo: I had 4 Ryvita for breakfast this morning.
Homo. Abs. Prefers eating cardboard. Choose Life.
quote:Originally posted by Thorn Davis: I made a giant bowl of fresh asparagus soup
Girl. Wears make-up. Minx. Great on the phone. Can cook. Probably dresses well. Desperate to be gay.
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: That diet is gluttonous! Here's mine. treat one biscuit
Lady Di. Has one lettuce leaf at dinner. Talks about modelling career. Drunk on one sherry. Wants to be respected for her brain.
Now that's a Man. Thats brawny, farmy and get-orf my landy.
quote:Originally posted by Dr. Benway: Gone is the fresh faced jailbait of yesteryear. Hello greasy bearded boiled egg bastard with man tits and a rictus sneer.
Fat. Chinese. Accountant. Dorian Grey In Reverse.
[ 05.05.2005, 07:18: Message edited by: Vanilla Online Persona ]
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
That's Dorian Grey.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
Aged 33, my dad weighed seven stone and wore a 28 Regular.
Then I was born... Posted by Toilet Duck (Member # 801) on :
quote:Originally posted by MiscellaneousFiles: Aged 33, my dad weighed seven stone and wore a 28 Regular.
Then I was born...
Blimey Misc, how tall is he?
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
About 5'6" I think.
Mother weighed the same at that point in the '70s, but she's only a hobbitesque 5'1" tall.
Thinking about it... how the hell did I make it to 5'11"?
[ 05.05.2005, 07:54: Message edited by: MiscellaneousFiles ]
Posted by omikin (Member # 37) on :
breakfast - often doesn't happen. if it does, it's a couple of weetabix (no sugar) and perhaps a grapefruit.
lunch is invariably a sandwich (often on white bread) and a bag of crisps. i think about having a piece of fruit or something instead, but i find they don't taste like bags of crisps.
dinner - always hot, either meat + 2, pasta, or something and rice, but always fresh. i h99 "ready meals" - they are made by idiots who have never even seen, let alone tasted, the food they're aping. and they're too small. dinner is usually accompanied by a couple of glasses of wine.
i don't snack between meals, i don't add suagr to anything, and only use a little salt in preparation if the dish needs it - never on the plate.
i weigh 2.5 stone more than i did 10 years ago, but i'm just below the midrange of the "correct" weight band for my height. have not been to the gym for years though, and my physique is disappointing.
[edit - i put a [/d] tag after "dinner" because it starts with a d!]
[ 05.05.2005, 08:02: Message edited by: omikin ]
Posted by Toilet Duck (Member # 801) on :
Isn't that still rather light for 5'6"? I'm 5'9" female, and 10 and a half stone is ideal for me. Men are supposed to be heavier and there's no way that 3 inches can acocunt for 3 and a half stone.
Wow.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by Toilet Duck: Wow.
Yes, it's a bit odd really. He weighs the same as me now though, the porker.
Posted by omikin (Member # 37) on :
quote:Originally posted by MiscellaneousFiles: About 5'6" I think.
Mother weighed the same at that point in the '70s, but she's only a hobbitesque 5'1" tall.
Thinking about it... how the hell did I make it to 5'11"?
[ 05.05.2005, 08:09: Message edited by: omikin ]
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
My role model in terms of my physique is indeed Lady (please, not "Princess"!) Di, but it's erroneous to think that you can't build muscle without eating cow pies.
Also, I was being a little misleading in my diet report. That was Monday and Tuesday diet, extended to Weds and Thurs if I break it on Mon or Tues.
Normal diet Weds-Thurs=
breakfast
coffee and sometimes cereal
lunch
"wrap" with meat, salad, or bagel, or filled roll, or 2 cheeseburgers if Metro is offering McDonalds vouchers that week.
supper
as above
Friday sees more shameful gluttony as I take advantage of work's free "Cafe del Mondo" for
lunch
filled baguette and chocolate muffin
However, the big change comes on Sunday, which explains why I need to discipline myself dianalike on Mon and Tues.
Plus, distributed throughout the week, I must consume at least 1.5 bottles of wine at home and maybe 6 pints of lager when out.
[ 05.05.2005, 09:12: Message edited by: kovacs ]
Posted by Vanilla Online Persona (Member # 301) on :
Kovac's diet is similar to mine. My frugality early week is because I only drink on weekends (self regulated drinkies plan brought about by my paranoias re: alcoholism & diabetes)
Still not heard from any ladies though ... any body want to admit to liking a bit of gristle on their bone ?
Posted by dang65 (Member # 102) on :
The previous posts have outlined my daily diet with uncanny accuracy.
All of the previous posts combined, that is.
Posted by Fionnula the Cooler (Member # 453) on :
We should all post pictures of ourselves sucking in our tummies and showing off our ribcages. When I was a child, Mother used to make me do that in front of relatives, suck myself in so my ribs jutted out. Some kind of party trick. My auntie once said I looked like an Ethiopian, which may or may not have been racist, but not as racist as the Ethiopian jokes we used to tell in primary school. How do you get one thousand Ethiopians in a telephone box? Put in a tin of baked beans. Terrible.
Posted by monkeyflump (Member # 807) on :
quote:Originally posted by dang65:
quote:Originally posted by Thorn Davis: You do realise you're going to have to live with this for the rest of your posting career, now.
I'm fairly sure that was the end of her posting career.
OI! Fuckface.
No winky wanky for you.
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
I'm so bored today. I've literally got nothing to do. I've just read T3 from cover to cover and I feel a bit sickened. C'mon. I've only got one and a half TMO days left. Keep the pace up!
[ 05.05.2005, 09:37: Message edited by: Thorn Davis ]
Posted by herbs (Member # 101) on :
VOP - by 'what about the girls', did you want a detailed breakdown of our diets, or a view of whether we like 'em with a bit of meat on their bones, or lean and hungry? 'Them' being 'men'.
Oh, and Thron. Don't be silly, now. You know as well as we do after a couple of days ingratiating new job behaviour you'll be posting on here again, detailing your unpleasant new colleagues.
[ 05.05.2005, 09:39: Message edited by: herbs ]
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
quote:Originally posted by Fionnula the Cooler: How do you get one thousand Ethiopians in a telephone box? Put in a tin of baked beans. Terrible.
How do you get them out again? Run past with a tin opener.
Kids can be so cruel...
Posted by Gemini (Member # 428) on :
HOW HAVE YOU ALL NOT DIED OF STARVATION????
Weekday: First Breakfast: Smoothie Second Breakfast: Porridge 11am: Yogurt Lunchtime: Sainsburys BGY meal 4pm: Yogurt or biscuits 7:30pm: main meal with wine and usually a dessert 10:00pm: tea with biscuits or chocolate Weekend: Biscuits, crisps, Mcdonalds, toast, bacon, wine at various times and in various amounts
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
quote:Originally posted by herbs: Oh, and Thron. Don't be silly, now. You know as well as we do after a couple of days ingratiating new job behaviour you'll be posting on here again, detailing your unpleasant new colleagues.
You reckon? Look what happened to Octavia. She got a new office job and within a fortnight IT blocked her access to TMO. Savages.
Posted by herbs (Member # 101) on :
So far, the evidence seems to point to
boys = scared of kitchen, Lady Di-style bulimics girlz = vast appetites, ruddy-faced healthy glow
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by Gemini: Mcdonalds
Didn't you listen to J'aime Olivier?
:horror-faece:
Posted by Vanilla Online Persona (Member # 301) on :
quote:Originally posted by herbs: VOP - by 'what about the girls', did you want a detailed breakdown of our diets, or a view of whether we like 'em with a bit of meat on their bones, or lean and hungry? 'Them' being 'men'.
Well, all this started off with Prof-Kov's determination as to TMO's most-wanted. Not a pair of shoulders or an arse between em. 'Tis my assertion that a man shouldn't be starving himself to look like a anorexic bird.
See, Errbs, I reckon many women have bought into this skinny bitch myth cus they thinks men like it. Not me, I like curves, boobs and buttox. When Cosmo or Vogue sat down to reinvent the ideal woman did anyone ask me ? Did they fuck. Did they ask any fathers, builders, Sun-readers and general ordinary folk ? No, they asked some gay fashion designers what an ideal woman should look like so it shouldn't be a shock if their ideal woman looks like a 12 year old boy. And now it looks like blokes are starting to do starvation and you've got a chance here to save one of these ladyboys - tell them what you really like or they'll be sicking themselves into an early grave.
[ 05.05.2005, 10:05: Message edited by: Vanilla Online Persona ]
Posted by doc d (Member # 781) on :
breakfast: porridge+ bannana + juice+ raisins
lunch: today is brown rice,pinto beans, black eyed peas, chickpeas + pork with tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, garlic and chili peppers. i forgot my apple though.
dinner: possibly a cheese sandwich. with my forgotten apple.
some thursdays (apart from today) either a bagel or a donut thanks to donut/bagel thursday. this is about normal for diet. plus i have fruit during the day too. though i'm still a fat biffer.
[ 05.05.2005, 09:50: Message edited by: doc d ]
Posted by Gemini (Member # 428) on :
quote:Originally posted by MiscellaneousFiles:
quote:Originally posted by Gemini: Mcdonalds
Didn't you listen to J'aime Olivier?
:horror-faece:
No, I use his cook books but I don't actually listen to anything he says. why?
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by Gemini: why?
He showed how they make Chicken McNuggets on his school dinners programme. I haven't eaten one since.
Edit: Perhaps you tend toward their new range of healthy-looking salads and wraps.
[ 05.05.2005, 10:00: Message edited by: MiscellaneousFiles ]
Posted by doc d (Member # 781) on :
does mcd's do the idents with different people singing (ie other than JT)? we've got one with a woman doing badu-ism/ sarah jones/ generic political black femal flow about how good her salad is. it makes me :astro:
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by doc d: we've got one with a woman doing badu-ism/ sarah jones/ generic political black femal flow about how good her salad is.
Does she look like she's convincingly "lovin' it" ? Posted by Gemini (Member # 428) on :
quote:Originally posted by MiscellaneousFiles:
quote:Originally posted by Gemini: why?
He showed how they make Chicken McNuggets on his school dinners programme. I haven't eaten one since.
Edit: Perhaps you tend toward their new range of healthy-looking salads and wraps.
I went to boarding school, nothing bothers me about the preparation of food anymore.
No I'm a quarter-pounder with cheese meal girl with a side order of mcnuggets since they have stopped doing super-size meals. Posted by doc d (Member # 781) on :
quote:Originally posted by MiscellaneousFiles:
quote:Originally posted by doc d: we've got one with a woman doing badu-ism/ sarah jones/ generic political black femal flow about how good her salad is.
Does she look like she's convincingly "lovin' it" ?
no. she's black. we don't see her on tv. cuh. its enough that she's representing all of her kinfolk on tv. we don't need to see her as well.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by doc d: no. she's black. we don't see her on tv.
Is this a set-up for a racist gag?
Posted by doc d (Member # 781) on :
no.
Posted by Abby (Member # 582) on :
quote: ...tell them what you really like or they'll be sicking themselves into an early grave.
I’m all in favour of emaciated men... jutting collar bones, pointy hips...yumsies.
Double standards I know, but hey, unlucky.
Posted by monkeyflump (Member # 807) on :
Gemini - do you put the nuggets and the chips inside the burger? And then put more sauce on?
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by Abby: I’m all in favour of emaciated men... jutting collar bones, pointy hips...yumsies.
Apparently, I'm not very comfortable because of my "sharp corners".
[ 05.05.2005, 10:44: Message edited by: MiscellaneousFiles ]
Posted by Vanilla Online Persona (Member # 301) on :
quote:Originally posted by Abby: I’m all in favour of emaciated men... jutting collar bones, pointy hips...yumsies.
Yeah, I thought I had a winning argument there and then I showed it to Mrs Online Persona and she's admitted to a perchant for the lean look too. The bitch. She underlined it with 'but you don't need to diet though', said with the turn of the head and the u-fat-fuck smile all over her face. So I said 'I was lying about loving curves, I like an arse you don't have to shovel into heavy duty scaffolding pants to fit into your jeans'. And now we're not talking.
Posted by Gemini (Member # 428) on :
I don't particularly fancy skinny/slim men, all the men I've ever been out with think a loaf of bread is a light mid-morning snack.
Posted by herbs (Member # 101) on :
Aesthetically speaking I like the slimmer gentleman, but when it comes to lovin', i don't want to be next to someone who makes me look fat. Or greedy. Hence Chazzer K.
Posted by OJ (Member # 752) on :
quote:Originally posted by herbs: So far, the evidence seems to point to
boys = scared of kitchen, Lady Di-style bulimics girlz = vast appetites, ruddy-faced healthy glow
I think you may have hit the nail on the head there. And until Kovacs jumps in to say he was only joking about his "some of the best looking" remark I shall have to assume this was based on the world's least fun meet. The one where all the guys shared half a biscuit, got a bit tetchy after six cups of sweet coffee and couldn't quite talk through sucked in cheeks.... but by the end, by god, they'd got the good-looking rankings sorted.
Warning... female diet follows. Some readers may be offended by the presence of multiple food groups and between-meals snacking.
Breakfast - cup of tea, apple
Lunch - Carton of tomato and chickpea soup, cereal bar (it was Gillian McKeith "Vitamin C" bar. Don't bother, overpriced)
Tea - Mackerel, fresh ratatouille (courgette, pepper, tomato, garlic), hummous, wholemeal pitta bread. Some Green and Blacks to follow. Quite possibly a couple of apples if I feel like it.
All of the above supplemented with about three cups of coffee, three more of chammomile tea and a couple of doses of effervescent echinacea for urgh reasons. If I go to the gym there'll probably be a large packet of nuts or the like on the way home....
Posted by Uber Trick (Member # 456) on :
I favour tall and slim but if shorter then chunkier is the way to go. I had this exact conversation with my friend the other night and it's all to do with them being a man and making you feel like a lady. Size -> bigger - man - macho - dominant etc You don't want to be lying there feeling like a giant heffer next to some tiny skinny boy, it really harshes the boner. So their size needs to be proportional to yours. However you don't wanna go too far the other way. I can do man-tummy - actively enjoy man-tummy - but recent forays have revealed that I really really can't do man-boobs. Especially not if man-with-boobs has a nipple-play thing going on. Dude, if I wanna suck on some tittie I'll get myself a ladyfriend, ya dig? Cuh! :rollingeyes:
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
Thin is in! (and masculine) Posted by Physic (Member # 195) on :
Jesus I’m amazed some of you don’t waste away, my typical daily intake:
Breakfast: Rarely, if anything then a bottle of Mars milk if the cornershop on the way to work has any in, which isn’t often annoyingly.
Lunch: Either Bombay Bad Boy pot noodle with a bread roll or similar OR sandwiches and crisps Or if it’s Friday possibly a Chinese from the van on the market
Mid-Afternoon: Can of coke, full fat, none of your battery acid diet crap
Dinner: More or less always meat and plenty of it, plus rice/potatoes/pasta, typically something spicy like a chicken or prawn curry, homemade lamb kebabs, pork or prawn stir-fry with rice or noodles. Always a large portion of.
Weekend: maybe cereal or bacon sandwich if I get up at a sensible hour, sandwiches/ left overs, beans on toast for lunch, then something like a curry, pizza or similar for dinner, if Sunday then possibly a takeaway
Booze: Far too much normally, there is a downside to working next door to a pub after all it seems, very rarely do more than a couple of days go by without booze intake of some kind these days.
I would like to lose a bit of weight, I’m not fat but I am a bit porkier round the middle than I’d like, playing tennis/badminton regularly is helping but I really need to get down the gym again to be honest.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
I feel a bit ill.
Posted by LowLevel (Member # 30) on :
Seeing as ma b'woy Physic has posted.
Breakfast No. 1(Usually eaten in the car, on the M42) a Nutty Breakfast-bar of some kind a Carton of fruit juice
Breakfast No. 2(Usually eaten at work) Sausage sandwich, white bread, brown sauce
Brunch My packed lunch: Two sandwiches (various fillings) Crisps Bar of Chocolate Fruit (Various)
Lunch 1 or 2 pints of Guinness Pub lunch (probably Chilli or Curry)
Apres-Tiffin A few loose chocolates from a box that has been hovering around our communal desk for some time
Supper Bar of chocolate or tin of macaroni cheese can of lager / large whiskey
And I'm still hovering around my fighting weight of 16st.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
I think I'm going to pass out...
Posted by OJ (Member # 752) on :
I think I'm going to avoid the M42 after Low Level's couple of pints of lunchtime Guinness.
Posted by herbs (Member # 101) on :
A third category is emerging.
Physic = borderline diabetic
My diet varies between obsessively following the latest fad in a hope I can lose weight without having to do exercise, and treating myself.
Thusly.
Breakfast Tea either organic muesli with linseeds and sulphur-free dried apricots, or giant muffin
Lunch Soup and salad or Sinful sandwich from Pret
Dinner Soup and bread Or curry and wine
Interspersed with the odd office biscuit. So why am I such a lard-arse? *sob*
Posted by Vanilla Online Persona (Member # 301) on :
I look forward all week to my Saturday menu.
08:00 - Full plate of beans & sossies(chips, side plate) 08:10 - Two coffees 08:30 - Back to bed 14:00 - Coffees, Shandy pre-rugby 14:00 - Play rugby 17:00 - Full plate of beans & sossies(chips, side plate) 17:01 - Top button of trews undone 17:10 - Lager 17:30 - Lager (repeat) 22:00 - Bout time for a pizza, thick crust, double everything 22:00 - Change into more comfortable trews 22:30 - Lager with whiskey chaser 22:40 - Whiskey and test-sexing 23:00 - Whiskey going down well, feelin a l'il romantic 23:10 - Whiskey, Mate wants to know where 'mimsey' originated 23:20 - Whiskey, Penny drops, have been text-sexing a Prop. 23:25 - Is the chinese still open ? 23:30 - Thinking about getting a cab into town. 00:00 - I have never got this far
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by herbs: So why am I such a lard-arse? *sob*
Er. You're not?
Posted by herbs (Member # 101) on :
The only way I can get into a pair of size 12 trousers is by being heavily greased and dropped into them from a plane. Or if they're from Wallis.
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
I have consumed today.
One banana. A handful of shortbread biscuits. A bag of tortillas. 3 cups of coffee.
I don't feel that hungry, not enough to cook something. I might eat a bit of fruit in a bit or have some toast. Am I dying? Is it possible to survive on this?
One day I will hit reply after checking my post.
[ 05.05.2005, 13:33: Message edited by: New Way Of Decay ]
Posted by ralph (Member # 773) on :
quote:Originally posted by New Way Of Decay: Am I dying? Is it possible to survive on this?
Dude, I think you might be dying. It is not possible for an adult male to survive on that diet for any length of time. Unless of course you are 36 inches tall and weigh 47 lbs. If this is the case, forget I said anything.
For the record, I eat more than that before breakfast each and every day.
Posted by Vogon Poetess (Member # 164) on :
The Vogon Diet:
Brekkist
2 slices white toast n marmite (if hungover, a veggie sausage sandwich) fruit juice
Mid Morning
Choc bar/biscuits approx 1 litre Kensington tap water
Lunch
wholemeal cheese roll crisps
Afternoon
apple satsuma cuppa tea (3 sugars)
Dinner
something vegesquarian
Evening
cuppa tea (3 sugars) lard (popcorn/ice cream etc)
Based on very occasional interaction with bathroom scales, I think I have been about the same weight for the past ten years or so.
Men should be lean and wiry. Don't want to be squashed and suffocated in bed.
Posted by SilverGinger5 (Member # 49) on :
quote:Originally posted by ralph: For the record, I eat more than that before breakfast each and every day.
But you're American, so it goes without saying that you need to be supersized
Posted by ralph (Member # 773) on :
quote:Originally posted by SilverGinger5: But you're American, so it goes without saying that you need to be supersized
My portions may be supersized, but I have the physique of an olympic swimmer.
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
What, in the fridge in case you get peckish?
Posted by Meg (Member # 444) on :
A couple of years ago I started a food diary, after cottoning on to the fact that my weight wasn't exactly healthy (currently a stone and a half lighter than I was then). I discovered it again the other day - I was eating cereal, biscuits/crisps, sandwich, chocolate bar and more crisps, followed by more crisps and or chocolate, then maybe a pizza and garlic bread or anything not home cooked. Probably some wine and or beer too. Ouch.
Now:
Breakfast - if I have anything, it's yoghurt or cereal. From next week, it's going to be natural yoghurt with dired banana chips and raisins. Yum (I hope).
Snack - one or two rice cakes with cottage cheese
Lunch - salad with fish or chicken
Dinner - fish or meat and veg. Pasta, rice and potatoes don't feature very highly - need to remedy this. (although tonight's dinner was a mug of beef oxo with a slice of wholemeal bread torn up and thrown in, plus an extra slice of buttered bread on the side - food gets delivered tomorrow)
Snack - Green & Black's chocolate (now have a self-imposed ban on buying the stuff)
And yet, I remain a biffer.
Edit - Ringo have you got lardy?? And why aren't you on msn, I want to talk to you.
[ 05.05.2005, 15:02: Message edited by: Meg ]
Posted by Tom Boy (Member # 765) on :
eat what the fuck you want, when you want it, just be sure to play at least 4 hours of football every sunday, I've always been able to see my ribs through my totally un-muscular chest.
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
quote:Originally posted by Ringo: What, in the fridge in case you get peckish?
lol Posted by ralph (Member # 773) on :
quote:Originally posted by Ringo: What, in the fridge in case you get peckish?
Of course. I am an American after all. We're all a bit off, no?
Posted by mart (Member # 32) on :
So how many Americans do we have on TMO these days? There's Sabian, and Grianagh, and Ralph; do we have any more.
And do we have anyone from (or in/at) anywhere else that isn't Britain?
Just wondering, like.
Posted by Uber Trick (Member # 456) on :
I didn't know ralph was an American. I'm not sure how I feel about this revelation.
Posted by Tom Boy (Member # 765) on :
okay, just bin spending a little time going over the diet, my previous eat what you want when you want might be a little off, considering I dont have the money to eat what I want when I want it.
usually (mon-fri) breakfast = none
mid morn = 2 peice a toast'n'marmite (if theres any bread left)
lunch = packet a crisps and a chocolate (if I feel rich)otherwise 2 peices toast'n'marmite (if theres any bread left)
afternoon break = starting to think this doesnt exist anymore as I have had only 2 in the last fortnight, 2 rollies, 2 peices toast'n'marmite (shocked if there is still bread left, sacrefice 1 rollie for the time spent checking the bread for mould)
Dinner = usually massive plate of economy pasta and economy sauce purchased from economy 'lidl' for a combined price of approx £1.50 for a full weeks supply or a chicken burger and chips (combined price £0.99) from my local economy late home option
generally dont drink much at all, averagely about 2 pints of lager a week probably less. about 10 cups of coffee a day, 6-7 of which is that nasty instant shit, and about 20 rollies/fags if I feel extreeeemly rich.
I'm not dying, I am already dead but re-animated my corpse cos heavens boring, hell is full of shit and neither of them sell XL bacon double cheese supersize meals with side of onion rings, gutted
[ 05.05.2005, 15:47: Message edited by: Tom Boy ]
Posted by jnhoj (Member # 286) on :
Actual today food:
cereal + sugar
lunch: two egg mayoinase sandwiches, orange juice and a nutrigrain
peanut butter on toast + apple mid afternoon
pasta + pepper tea
Now Ive had a feast and some bizarre "POWER UP" drink.
So don't worry, I'm not going to waste away!
I might well throw up from the amount of sugar I've just consumed in that feast and POWER UP drink.
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
Hooray I don't have worms. the blue Shreddies monster just danced like Michael Flatley on my tummay.
Posted by doc d (Member # 781) on :
i've had a handful of licorice allsorts and a krispy kreme. i actually loath myself for eating that donut.
Posted by Uber Trick (Member # 456) on :
Bloody Shreddies! Keeps hunger locked up 'til lunch? Only if you eat them at 5 to 12! Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
quote:Originally posted by ralph: Unless of course you are 36 inches tall and weigh 47 lbs.
That's not bad guestimation.
My step-mum asked me to bring her some Kripsy Kremes from Victoria. Then she didn't eat them. All I ate in the studio was these bloody doughnuts and by 9pm I was shaking with sugar. We were both sat in the pub by 10pm, struggling to hold our pints still. Be wary of joining this dangerous Krispy Kreme Klan.
We are negotiating food. Anything I eat now will put Boba in the Sarlacc pit to shame.
Posted by Uber Trick (Member # 456) on :
What does that mean?
I don't feel very well. I think I have procrastinationflu. I need to write an acrostic* poem which has the image of a lighthouse, mentions at least five colours in it, is anaphoric** of sound and wilful of mood.
I am sore of throat, achey of back and batrachian of hand. Perhaps if I have a glass of wine... ?
* a poem where the first letters in each line spells out the word(s) which is often the theme or subject of the poem
** repetition of the opening words or phrase across successive lines
*** new things wot I learned
[ 05.05.2005, 16:37: Message edited by: Uber Trick ]
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
My mind drifts back to a time ago I think of seaside lighthouse woe So tall in height Explodes with light Revolution provides white glow Atop a house of stone and brick Binds vertigo and feeling sick Land ho! Alight! Exlodes with light Like this is hard to do, Our Trick If man could not find safe lit shores Get home to wives, girlfriends and whores He'd sail the seas nevermore Traverse by land in a 4X4 He'd miss the rum Or late night bums Unusual homo rugby scrums So the house on the shore all through the night Explodes with light
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
Oh I forgot the colours! :mudd:
Posted by jnhoj (Member # 286) on :
My oh my his penis grows like a lighthouse with purple veiny vertical stripes Closer and closer it comes to my face Always I look into the eye expecting the white worst Never fail as the first few drops come out at pace Don't stop now oh baby I'm not blue when your here Reign in the shiny quivering cock, gentle and peach Ever wondered why semen isnt yellow Well I have
[ 05.05.2005, 17:14: Message edited by: jnhoj ]
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
John just stole my thunder and harshed my boner. Posted by Uber Trick (Member # 456) on :
Hey, not bad, you totally got the acrostic and wilful bits! I'm not sure that you can have an ancrostic poem which includes anaphora though because surely how can you have a poem where each line starts with the same phrase and yet it spells out a word unless that word is Mmmmmmm or Ooooooo or something. What is Boba in the Sarlacc?
Posted by Uber Trick (Member # 456) on :
Oooo - well done jnhoj! You missed the repetition of the opening lines / phrase thing too but you can easily mend that by putting "My oh my" in brackets at the end of each line like someone wanking to your poem. jnhoj gets a gold star, mikee gets a red one!
[ 05.05.2005, 17:19: Message edited by: Uber Trick ]
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
quote:Originally posted by Uber Trick: What is Boba in the Sarlacc?
It's where Boba Fett gets eaten in Return of the Jedi by a huge worm whose mouth is the only thing that sticks out of the sand. It's a classic Star Wars moment. They even edited a 'belching' sound on the Sarlacc in the re-released version. I think I was trying to say that the next thing I eat would be legendary and remembered by millions, but I just meant I'm a sci-fi twat. Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
Does red stand for ashamed? Either way, John just totally owned me in the star stakes I reckon.
Posted by Uber Trick (Member # 456) on :
If you really did have worms though then that imagery would totally work.
Incidentally, if you do ever have worms then get your owners to put a wormer tab in some cheese and then you won't even notice it when you eat it! That's much better than when they hold your mouth open and throw the tab at the back of your throat and then hold your mouth closed and stroke your throat. It's meant to make you swallow the tab but you can usually sneak it into your cheek, pretend to swallow and then spit it out into the litter tray when they're not looking. I prefer the cheese myself.
[ 05.05.2005, 17:26: Message edited by: Uber Trick ]
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
I think I do have worms. I went for a breath of fresh air in the garden but couldn't help scuffing my bum across the grass.
[ 05.05.2005, 17:28: Message edited by: New Way Of Decay ]
Posted by mart (Member # 32) on :
You see, that's the problem with that method. I would suggest a squeezy bottle (of the kind ketchup or mustard comes in) which you can use to squeeze water into the mouth to help the wormer go down and not stick in the throat. Has to be done while holding the mouth shut, of course, and just inserting the nozzle between the lips.
Posted by Uber Trick (Member # 456) on :
cheese, I'm telling you. Make sure that you never ever give them any other human food apart from the odd piece of cheese. They will come to love the cheese and scoff scoff scoff without a moments hesitation. Then when it's time for the cheese wormer tab: scoff scoff scoff balls. But: TOO LATE! Ha! <licks finger and inexplicably wipes it in a downwards motion in the air>
Posted by mart (Member # 32) on :
It's all academic anyway as our dog has gone to live in Mississippi Posted by Uber Trick (Member # 456) on :
when you live in the UK again you can worm my cats and mikee if it helps?
Posted by Physic (Member # 195) on :
quote:Originally posted by herbs: A third category is emerging.
Physic = borderline diabetic
lol, I do eat vegetables as well if that helps, mostly peppers, broccoli and occasionally pak choi, plus occasionally salad if it's warm and I'm feeling lardy.. How come I get a predicted case of diabetes anyway? Some of those other diets are way worse than mine..
Posted by sabian (Member # 6) on :
Typical day:
Breakfast: Coffee + Cigarette
Lunch: 1 or 2 bottles of Diet Pepsi + 2 Cigarettes
Dinner/supper/tea (whatever the fuck you people call it): always something fresh, 99% made by me... Last night was chicken breast, broccoli, and oyster sauce over steamed Jasmin rice + Cigarette
Then, during the day my snacks are: Cigarettes / bottles of diet pepsi
That's pretty much my 'diet' for the past 10 years or so... So, why I'm a fat fuck, I don't know... Unless there's calories in cigarettes
(having a treat right now though, a very nice bourbon {thank you! } and coke... and some cigarettes)
Posted by doc d (Member # 781) on :
quote:Originally posted by sabian: Breakfast: Coffee + Cigarette [/QB]
grr another shit film. (actually its not i just thought i'd rant some more)
Posted by Grianagh (Member # 583) on :
is VP the only person besides us that drinks water?
all that coffee, pop, salty food, dairy - ugh drink some damn water people.
and what about salads? big yummy salads?
normal food day here in bfe:
breakfast - tea or coffee with soya, whole wheat cereal for M, banana or fruit for me
late night snack - choco for mart. peppermint patty or hot choco for me. fruit snacks for MG.
minigree eats all of the above except for horrible school lunches
anyway the healthy eating hasnt made us thinner but lately i feel better
thats gotta count for something sorta kinda i guess
Posted by Bamba (Member # 330) on :
quote:Originally posted by Grianagh: wine/beer
quote:Originally posted by Grianagh: minigree eats all of the above except for horrible school lunches
It's good to see Mart passing on his own values there.
Note: I'm just trying to be drunkenly funny here, I don't have to explain that do I? Please God tell me I don't, I'm terribly paranoid (and drunk) at the moment y'see. Posted by carrie (Member # 792) on :
NWOD - if you feel the urge to scoot your arse across the grasss it is more likely that you have anal sacs that need manipulating to empty them than worms. Enjoy.
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
quote:Originally posted by sabian: So, why I'm a fat fuck, I don't know... Unless there's calories in cigarettes
I did read somewhere that, apparently, cigarettes are bad for your health, and in all kinds of ways. Perhaps you could try becoming a non smoker and see if that helps at all?
I've found that since stopping smoking, I'm able to excercise for longer and harder without getting tired and out of breath. Consequently, I'm able to shift weight like never before.
Maybe there really is some truth in what the scaremongers tell you about smoking?
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by sabian: (having a treat right now though, a very nice bourbon ...)
Well that's not going to help: Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
quote:Originally posted by Grianagh: is VP the only person besides us that drinks water?
There's lots of water in coffee. And it is boiling water, hence more pure.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
I drink loads of tap water at home and Pow-Wow at work. So much so that I'm often the person who ends up changing the bottle in the water cooler. It's a shame I'm too weak to lift it these days...
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: There's lots of water in coffee. And it is boiling water, hence more pure.
Somebody told me that coffee was a diabetic.
Posted by Toilet Duck (Member # 801) on :
A few years back I plumped up a little, and my Doctor told me I was fat and needed to lose some weight. I couldn't stop eating and thought I might even have a compulsive eating disorder.
Then I moved to London, got a new Doctor, got an allergy diagnosed (the symptoms of which I'd been complaining to original doctor about for 7 years), and bingo! Dairy comes out of the diet, and within a couple of weeks I'm feeling better. After a couple of months I'm like a whole new person.
Now it is about 3 years later, and I have lost 3 stone in the past two years by doing nothing other than removing the allergen. Feel much better, fit into size 12 clothes (I still have size 20/22 clothes from way back when), and eat what feels comfortable, rather than what evil allergy is dictating to me.
Anyway, average day I eat:
Breakfast: 2 bags of Hula Hoops Packet of Chocolate Covered Sesame Snaps
Snack: Crisps or Biscuits
Lunch: Sandwich
Tea: Whatever is there. Sometimes healthy, sometimes not so healthy.
I drink orange squash continually all throughout the day, which is not quite the same stuff as water, but not really too far off. Still wooshes through me like an enema.
Posted by herbs (Member # 101) on :
Cal me a sceptic, but wouldn't cutting out milk, cream, eggs, yoghurt, cheese, butter make anyone lose weight?
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
I was diagnosed with a similar allergy about this time last year: Seemed I was allergic to doing nothign except sitting around at my computer, drinking beer and eating pizza. I put on loads of weight and got really depressed.
Then towards the end of the year I just started being more active again, and eating proper food - and woosh! The weight dropped off. Magic!
Posted by Toilet Duck (Member # 801) on :
I still eat all those things, just from the sheep variety rather than cow.
ETA eggs don't come from a cow. I haven't stopped eating them.
[ 06.05.2005, 06:11: Message edited by: Toilet Duck ]
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
Why don't men have a convenient "size", like girls do, that sums up their entire figure in one number? Ladies can quickly let a potential date know whether they're a svelte 8 or a chubbier 12, saving horny online fellas time and dial-up fees. But men are reduced to vague, unscientific descriptions like "slim", "athletic" or "husky"... and these are open to interpretation, for one man's husky may be another man's "woofer". At best, stat-mad men on the internet razzle can type in their waist size, but this figure gives only a third of the info offered by the fairer sex, for a size "12" actually indicates a lady's boob, waist and hip measurement, all in one number.
So come on clothes boffins. Make up a number so we gents can quickly tell a potential bonk what we look like! Blair's Britain will become a sex-drought, not a long hot summer of love, if you don't pull your figures -- sorry, fingers -- out!
Posted by herbs (Member # 101) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: chubbier 12
:shakes fist:
Posted by Toilet Duck (Member # 801) on :
Well I wear a girls' 12 or a boys' 32x32 if that helps with a conversion at all.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: So come on clothes boffins. Make up a number so we gents can quickly tell a potential bonk what we look like!
Shoe size?
Posted by Gemini (Member # 428) on :
quote:Originally posted by herbs:
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: chubbier 12
:shakes fist:
I'm kind of thinking he only said that to provoke a reaction.
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
I dunno - I broke up with Rose when she became a size 10.
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
Maybe we could use metonymy (is that right?). So we could say 'He's a total Iggy' (emaciated, muscular); 'Bit of a Michael' (Moore, big round belly), &c.
[ 06.05.2005, 06:38: Message edited by: London ]
Posted by OJ (Member # 752) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: for a size "12" actually indicates a lady's boob, waist and hip measurement, all in one number.
Bollocks does it. You've obviously never seen the hardy perennial Daily Mail/Wimmins mag feature "All these women are a size 12, but look they're all completely different sizes". It's not any more snappy when written by bona-fide jaded womens feature hacks.
ps. Herbs, have you ever tried being greased and dropped from a plane into a pair of size 12 trousers? It could be the future of extreme sports...
Posted by herbs (Member # 101) on :
AND, on a "feature we wheel out at least once a year" tip, one can be a size 12 in one shop and something else entirely in another. And two different sizes on top and bottom. And then there's Hennes. Yesterday I bought two skirts in two different sizes (one of which was a 12) which both fit. And the only size of a particular dress I could do up round my waist was an 18. BIZARRO.
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: svelte 8 or a chubbier 12
lol! My ex girlfriend was this svelte 8 you speak of. You could see her ribcage and spine protruding out from her skin. She looked distinctly unhealthy.
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
quote:Originally posted by Gemini:
quote:Originally posted by herbs:
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: chubbier 12
:shakes fist:
I'm kind of thinking he only said that to provoke a reaction.
He told me on Messenger that he had slept with a size twelve girl once, but he didn't like the way his cock looked next to her thigh, and that he felt a bit traumatised by the experience. But then he said the week later he pulled a girl from a pro-ana forum, and that made him feel a lot better.
Posted by scrawny (Member # 113) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: a svelte 8 or a chubbier 12
This is kinda ridiculous. If I was a 'svelte' size 8, I'd have to lose about 2 stone and my ribs would be sticking out of my back - not a good look. Different people look good at different sizes, as I'm sure the Dove Campaign For Real Beauty is attempting to prove.
Posted by scrawny (Member # 113) on :
NWOD, we merge again.
Posted by Vanilla Online Persona (Member # 301) on :
$ - fat munter - always was, always will be. £ - gets chubbier with age, not total fatster. € - could be fat, but exercises 3 times a week. ¥ - naturally skinny, trim - does kickboxing. ₫ - jockey
But these are no good without height references, so dead easy:
9 - over 6’5” 5 – 5’9” 1 – under 5’0”
So £5 gets you an aging chubby medium height guy, whereas 2₫ (dong) gets you a poison dwarf with a heroin problem
Prof-Kov mentioned one size for various measurements – I shudder to think of the third ‘measurement’ of attractiveness, so someone else can come up with a pertinent symbol for that one.
Posted by sabian (Member # 6) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: Maybe we could use metonymy (is that right?). So we could say 'He's a total Iggy' (emaciated, muscular); 'Bit of a Michael' (Moore, big round belly), &c.
That's not really a good indicator though, it's how you carry it. I'm big like 'Michael' but I don't think I look like a 'Michael'.. Ofcourse, this all could be down to my self delusion.
And Ringo, if you become one of those self-rightous ex-smokers, I will pummel you.
Posted by scrawny (Member # 113) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: So come on clothes boffins. Make up a number so we gents can quickly tell a potential bonk what we look like! Blair's Britain will become a sex-drought, not a long hot summer of love, if you don't pull your figures -- sorry, fingers -- out!
OK, let's do it like this. Two scales, first for height, second for weight, both on a scale of one to ten - one being the shortest and ten the tallest on the first, and one being the thinnest and ten the fattest on the second. The Weight scale would be mre indicative of how your body acrtually loks than how much you weigh, which isn't (as the ladies have shown) always indicative.
bandy would therefore be described thus:
H9W5
So - extremely tall, and neither particularly skinny nor particularly stacked. of average muscularity according to his height.
Now you go!
Oh, and with regard to women'd sizes, i always find the body mass index quite useful. if I'm feeling a bit paunchy, it's alway snice to confirm that I am still bang in the middle of the healthiest weight range for my height.
[ 06.05.2005, 06:53: Message edited by: scrawny ]
Posted by jnhoj (Member # 286) on :
I thought girls only cared about the cock.
Posted by scrawny (Member # 113) on :
quote:Originally posted by jnhoj: I thought girls only cared about the cock.
We can add an extra dimension to the scale if you wish John.
H/W/C anyone?
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
I don't know why you're all acting so suprised. We all know Kovacs likes (the appearance of) extreme youth and is actively turned off by signs of fecundity in women. Therefore he's hardly going to be attracted by the curvacious signfiers of female breeding potential - the rounded ass, the heavy thighs, is he.
Posted by Abby (Member # 582) on :
I had dinner with a Venezuelan friend last night. He made….
fried black beans stuff deep fried cassava boiled cassava (yuck) crispy fried plantain soft fried plantain plantain mash fried cheese cornmeal bready lump things
I think it shortened my lifespan significantly. I haven’t eaten today.
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
How ridiculous for educated women to fall back on the sad old canard that a size 8 girl is like a skinny stick, in contrast to the "real", "curvy", "healthy" larger sizes.
What if a girl is a dinky 5'1 in height. Are you saying she would look like an Ethiope, if she was a size 8?
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
I think she would look extremely lickable.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
:dot: London was quicker (in both senses).
[ 06.05.2005, 07:02: Message edited by: MiscellaneousFiles ]
Posted by Vanilla Online Persona (Member # 301) on :
I came up with the currency idea just so as to leave cock, or any other measurement to be ‘coded’ into the values past the decimal point. For instance €7.75 gives you just over 6ft, fit, with a little bulk downstairs.
This was before Scrawny stole my idea and inelegantly rebranded it with her fancy logo
Remember, if you use her system you are supporting child slavery in the Philippines.
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: I don't know why you're all acting so suprised. We all know Kovacs likes (the appearance of) extreme youth and is actively turned off by signs of fecundity in women. Therefore he's hardly going to be attracted by the curvacious signfiers of female breeding potential - the rounded ass, the heavy thighs, is he.
Again, misogynistic media-fed third-hand "ideas". You lap up the breastmilk of Daily Mail and Dove, and spew it back at Me! You really think size 8 females are some kind of mutants who can't have children and don't look womanly, and that any man who finds them attractive must have some anorexic-fetish or secretly fancy boys? The notion that to be a "real woman" you have to have wide hips and swinging tits is just as offensive as the idea that the ideal woman should look like she's stepped out of a concentration camp.
I was exaggerating before: "for yuks". I don't really feel size 12 is chubby. However, I don't think size 8 has to be abnormally bony either. By swinging the other way you are insulting anyone who naturally has narrow hips and a small bust. Where's the progress in that?
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
I think there's a lot of progress in challenging or subverting the dominant stereotype, yes. I also said 'signifiers of fecundity' which is not the same as claiming a size eight woman is incapable of child-bearing.
Posted by sabian (Member # 6) on :
just out of curiosity, like.... But is London/Kovacs the new Ben/Rick?
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
No, but does at least partially suggest that anyone finding a size 8 attractive is at least slightly sexually deviant.
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
fucksocks
[ 06.05.2005, 07:17: Message edited by: Ringo ]
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
That's a very reductive reading, Ringo. I was simply linking in Kovacs' views on dress size with Kovacs' sexual proclivities. I'm not making any generalisations about the male sex based upon what Kovacs believes. I think that would be doing men a disservice, don't you?
Posted by Vanilla Online Persona (Member # 301) on :
Also, my system has the advantage of two values past the decimal point, - length and girth. So Prof-Kov would be worth ¥7.11. Whereas London, I suspect, has larger balls.
The system allows ladies of the opposite sex to compare notes whilst at the same table as their lurvers. What could be sweeter and more delightful.
Yes, this is the system for any woman of taste. Up Vanilla, Down Scrawnus.
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
I might actually believe what you're saying, were it not for the fact you mentioned challenging or subverting a dominant stereotype, which surely is something which runs far deeper than Kovacs' sexual preferences?
Posted by OJ (Member # 752) on :
quote: You lap up the breastmilk of Daily Mail and Dove, and spew it back at Me!
If you're trying not to appear disgusted by adult women, you might want to avoid a polluted, vomitous breastmilk metaphor. Breastmilk = nutritious and pure.
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
A svelte five foot girl who wears size 8 clothes would have a childs physique.
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
quote:Originally posted by Ringo: I might actually believe what you're saying, were it not for the fact you mentioned challenging or subverting a dominant stereotype, which surely is something which runs far deeper than Kovacs' sexual preferences?
Perhaps I should have written 'a' dominant stereotype rather than 'the'. What I meant is that, if, in attempting to praise the fuller-figured female, our skinnier sisters get insulted in the process, this is not something which concerns me overly. Likewise if, in the process of female emancipation, males find themselves losing cultural power or potency, this is not something which concerns me overly. Likewise if, in attempting to render buildings accessible to disabled customers, the organisation has to shell out a few extra pounds in order to intall a wheelchair ramp, this is not something which concerns me overly. Likewise if, in attempting to render our predominantly-white police force more multicultural, an Asian police officer is hired rather than a white one, when they are both equally suitable for the position, this is not something which concerns me overly. Likewise if, in making a delicious omelette, the shells of the eggs find themselves torn apart and thrown in the bin, this is not something which concerns me overly.
Is this so wrong?
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: What I meant is that, if, in attempting to praise the fuller-figured female, our skinnier sisters get insulted in the process, this is not something which concerns me overly.
Is this so wrong?
It is self-centred and offensive to millions of women. You decide. And OJ, a lactating woman does not equal an adult woman. Many people, including myself, would not like to drink breast milk. That doesn't mean they are all repulsed by adult females. I also don't agree that a petite woman with a size 8 figure would look like a child.
Fine to insult me, but don't hate women who fail to look like yourselves.
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: Perhaps I should have written 'a' dominant stereotype rather than 'the'. What I meant is that, if, in attempting to praise the fuller-figured female, our skinnier sisters get insulted in the process, this is not something which concerns me overly. Likewise if, in the process of female emancipation, males find themselves losing cultural power or potency, this is not something which concerns me overly. Likewise if, in attempting to render buildings accessible to disabled customers, the organisation has to shell out a few extra pounds in order to intall a wheelchair ramp, this is not something which concerns me overly. Likewise if, in attempting to render our predominantly-white police force more multicultural, an Asian police officer is hired rather than a white one, when they are both equally suitable for the position, this is not something which concerns me overly. Likewise if, in making a delicious omelette, the shells of the eggs find themselves torn apart and thrown in the bin, this is not something which concerns me overly.
Is this so wrong?
Yeah - I'd say so. I don't think all your examples are comparable, but I don't get why it's OK to insult skinny women and not fat ones. That doesn't make any sense at all. How is that making any difference at all? The wheelchair ramp/ money example is just a nonsense: For it to work along the same format as the rest of what you've written you'd have to say:
"So what, if in rendering a building accessible to wheelchair users, you have to make it inaccessible to able bodied people?"
That more closely resembles your points, as well as exposing what you're saying as the one step forward, one step back cack it actually is. The asian/ white job thing isn't progress. Progress would just be ignoring ethnicity altogether.
[ 06.05.2005, 07:43: Message edited by: Thorn Davis ]
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: It is self-centred and offensive to millions of women. You decide. And OJ, a lactating woman does not equal an adult woman. Many people, including myself, would not like to drink breast milk. That doesn't mean they are all repulsed by adult females. I also don't agree that a petite woman with a size 8 figure would look like a child.
Fine to insult me, but don't hate women who fail to look like yourselves.
I find the exhortation to love all other females simply because they are 'sisters' just as tiresome as the stereotype that all women are competitive bitches constantly at each other's throats. If avoiding offence to women is so paramount in your world-view, how does this square with the fact that, in praising the skinny figure, fatter women get insulted every single day? Why is it acceptable to offend one group of women and not another?
[ 06.05.2005, 07:49: Message edited by: London ]
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
I have asked a real-live woman and established that Modge is 5'9 and size 8-10. Some of you have met or seen images of Modge. She does not have bones sticking out of her or look like she's starving. She doesn't have wide hips or huge tits but does not look, to me, like someone who couldn't or wouldn't have children. She does not look like a child. Neither does Modge's friend who is 5'2 and size 8 look like a child. It is entirely possible to be petite and be in womanly proportion.
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: [QUOTE]I find the exhortation to love all other females simply because they are 'sisters' just as tiresome as the stereotype that all women are competitive bitches constantly at each other's throats. If avoiding offence to women is so paramount in your world-view, how does this square with the fact that, in praising the skinny figure, fatter women get insulted every single day? Why is it acceptable to offend one group of women and not another?
Well... exactly - isn't that why putting the boot into "stick thin" girls no different to saying 'fatty' or whatever? And it's not equivalent to simply holding up slim girls as examples of fit people, and fat girls being inferred to be less attractive. You're suggesting that men who like skinnier girls are somehow sexually deviant. That's more offensive than someone saying they like slim girls, and then just letting people draw their own conclusions.
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
quote:Originally posted by Thorn Davis: [QUOTE]Yeah - I'd say so. I don't think all your examples are comparable, but I don't get why it's OK to insult skinny women and not fat ones. That doesn't make any sense at all. How is that making any difference at all? The wheelchair ramp/ money example is just a nonsense: For it to work along the same format as the rest of what you've written you'd have to say:
"So what, if in rendering a building accessible to wheelchair users, you have to make it inaccessible to able bodied people?"
That more closely resembles your points, as well as exposing what you're saying as the one step forward, one step back cack it actually is. The asian/ white job thing isn't progress. Progress would just be ignoring ethnicity altogether.
Yeah, scrub the wheelchair one, that doesn't work. As for the ignoring ethnicity thing, of course that's the ultimate goal, but at this present point in time, when bias is something which we have to struggle to overcome, I think we *do* have to consider ethnicity until more of a parity has been achieved. Likewise, of course, ideally, nobody - fat or thin - would ever be insulted. But at the moment, while the dominant sterotype continues to inform any woman larger than a 10 that her body is inferior, any speech or text which works to redress that message is performing a valuable function. And if that speech or text inadvertently offends some oversensitive size 8 who is apparently blind to the comfort offered by the messages in the culture around her, then - so be it.
[ 06.05.2005, 07:55: Message edited by: London ]
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: I find the exhortation to love all other females simply because they are 'sisters' just as tiresome as the stereotype that all women are competitive bitches constantly at each other's throats.
You're the clown who used the word "sisters"! Is there no middle-ground for you between loving all women and slagging off any women who don't, for whatever reason, have your body shape?
quote:If avoiding offence to women is so paramount in your world-view, how does this square with the fact that, in praising the skinny figure, fatter women get insulted every single day? Why is it acceptable to offend one group of women and not another?
If I were to say I find women of, say, size 8-16 more attractive than anyone outside that range (which I didn't actually say, but I would be OK with doing so) I don't think that's really insulting anyone else. If I were to narrow down and say I find sizes 8-12 generally more attractive than anyone skinnier or fatter, that's still not offensive to anyone unless they base their self-worth on my personal opinion.
For you to imply that women of size 10 or below don't have the signifiers of womanhood, motherhood, fecundity, adulthood or whatever is a far more sweeping and damning statement.
Posted by ralph (Member # 773) on :
quote:Originally posted by Uber Trick: I didn't know ralph was an American. I'm not sure how I feel about this revelation.
I didn't know that most of you lot were from the UK. I'm equally unsure as to how I feel about this.
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: But at the moment, while the dominant sterotype continues to inform any woman larger than a 10 that her body is inferior, any speech or text which works to redress that message is performing a valuable function. And if that speech or text inadvertently offends some oversensitive size 8 who is apparently blind to the comfort offered by the messages in the culture around her, then - so be it.
It's not inadvertant though is it. It's completely possible to suggest that a size 14 is attractive without adding that size 8 girls look like half starved kids and men who fancy them are repressed kiddie fiddlers.
[ 06.05.2005, 09:24: Message edited by: Thorn Davis ]
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
scrub that, ballsed the maths.
[ 06.05.2005, 08:00: Message edited by: New Way Of Decay ]
Posted by OJ (Member # 752) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: And OJ, a lactating woman does not equal an adult woman. Many people, including myself, would not like to drink breast milk. That doesn't mean they are all repulsed by adult females.
Fine to insult me, but don't hate women who fail to look like yourselves.
Well thanks for illuminating that point about adult/lactating females Kovacs. I would never have figured that one out. Fact remains, it's an odd choice of metaphor for someone trying to prove they're not repulsed by adult women.
I don't agree that all size 8 women look like children so don't lump me into that one either.
I also have absolutely no idea what you're trying to prove here with your "reverse insult" argument, apart from perhaps trying to build on the deliberate sleight to "chubby" size 12s, which was, in itself, well lame...
Wasn't the original point here that there was a worryingly anorexic trend in some of the male eating habits detailed here, which could be skewing the perspective somewhat.... Only the very skinny or inhabitants of planet-la-la-fashion would equate a size 12 with chubbiness.
Posted by jnhoj (Member # 286) on :
I'd scrub the egg shell one too, I know 5.5 women at size 8 are fairly small, but they ain't fitting in my bin.
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
I love the way London is reverting to that desperate half-remembered "text" and "discourse" seminar-room formality... it's always a sign that I've won. NWOD bringing out a fucking meaningless chart just seals the deal. Someone paste in a definition from dictionary.com to really put the lid on your defeat.
Posted by jnhoj (Member # 286) on :
"worryingly anorexic trend" ffs lol!
Guys, we need to watch the boyd story line in neighbours so we're fully able to rehabilitate our eating habits so we're all fat ***** like those size 12 rampant troffers.
Somehow winkies look even more offensive.
[ 06.05.2005, 08:02: Message edited by: jnhoj ]
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
quote:Originally posted by OJ: I don't agree that all size 8 women look like children so don't lump me into that one either.
Are you only five foot tall?
[ 06.05.2005, 08:02: Message edited by: New Way Of Decay ]
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: NWOD bringing out a fucking meaningless chart just seals the deal
What? a chart that would list an average weight height for an age range? Perhaps Londons wrong and that basically, if you are size 8, you're sexy and if you are size 12, you're chubby. With such casual boxed labelling, the only deal 'sealed' is that you're deliberatley looking for a rise again, or you really are the vain sex deviant character you toy with as a persona.
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
quote:Originally posted by Thorn Davis: It's not inadvertant though is it. It's completely possible to suggest that a size 14 is attractive without adding that size 8 girla like like half starved kids and men who fancy them are repressed kiddie fiddlers.
I never said that. I associated Kovacs' views on dress size with Kovacs' views on sex. As I said to Ringo, I'm not making generalisations about male sexuality. I'm talking about Kovacs, an individual with his own distinct sex of sexual preferences which he has discussed at length on here. It's you and Ringo who are extrapolating generalisations from this - generalisations which I have never made.
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
quote:Originally posted by OJ: Well thanks for illuminating that point about adult/lactating females Kovacs. I would never have figured that one out. Fact remains, it's an odd choice of metaphor for someone trying to prove they're not repulsed by adult women.
Your logic is screwy so you have to drench it in irony. If you don't want me to explain the flaws in what you say, don't make those stupid mistakes.
I wasn't "trying to prove" I'm not repulsed by adult women. Where the hell do you get that from? Why would I have to "prove" that when I've been sleeping with adult women for decades, living with one for years and marrying one in a couple of months?
Breastmilk is disgusting to most adults, isn't it? It's more weird for you to try to make out there's something suspect about a man who doesn't find it appealing. As for spewing, I gather it's what babies do. With milk. I don't think that was an awful metaphor, off the cuff.
quote: I don't agree that all size 8 women look like children so don't lump me into that one either.
I wasn't going to start a whole new post just for you, so responded to your comrade NWOD's point along with yours.
quote: I also have absolutely no idea what you're trying to prove here with your "reverse insult" argument, apart from perhaps trying to build on the deliberate sleight to "chubby" size 12s, which was, in itself, well lame...
What kind of humourless crank can read this post --
men are reduced to vague, unscientific descriptions like "slim", "athletic" or "husky"... and these are open to interpretation, for one man's husky may be another man's "woofer". At best, stat-mad men on the internet razzle can type in their waist size, but this figure gives only a third of the info offered by the fairer sex, for a size "12" actually indicates a lady's boob, waist and hip measurement, all in one number. So come on clothes boffins....
-- and take it as deadly serious. I really despair sometimes.
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: I love the way London is reverting to that desperate half-remembered "text" and "discourse" seminar-room formality... it's always a sign that I've won.
It's not a sign that you've 'won', it's just a sign that someone's going 'shit I appear to be in an argument I'd better do some big words'. What's wrong with that?
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
So just a rise then? Did it nearly bust the zip on your 16" waist 134" length three quarter length troos?
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
quote:Originally posted by New Way Of Decay:
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: NWOD bringing out a fucking meaningless chart just seals the deal
What? a chart that would list an average weight height for an age range? Perhaps Londons wrong and that basically, if you are size 8, you're sexy and if you are size 12, you're chubby. With such casual boxed labelling, the only deal 'sealed' is that you're deliberatley looking for a rise again, or you really are the vain sex deviant character you toy with as a persona.
Dude, if the chart was so great why did you delete it in shame, seconds after you'd proudly displayed it?
As I explained to OJ -- what kind of idiot needs this explained anyway? -- the "size 8 svelte and size 12" chubby statement was very clearly couched in a post that was meant as a little bit of fun.
Now, this isn't one of those cases where secret squirrels like you can accuse me of pretending it was "only a laugh" when I'm backed into a corner. That post was recognised as a joke by almost everyone who read it. You would have to be insanely stubborn or stupid not to read this as a Sun Says style parody.
Look, here it is again. You are a real fucking fool if you try to worm your way into my dark psyche based on what is clearly a "joke".
quote:Why don't men have a convenient "size", like girls do, that sums up their entire figure in one number? Ladies can quickly let a potential date know whether they're a svelte 8 or a chubbier 12, saving horny online fellas time and dial-up fees. But men are reduced to vague, unscientific descriptions like "slim", "athletic" or "husky"... and these are open to interpretation, for one man's husky may be another man's "woofer". At best, stat-mad men on the internet razzle can type in their waist size, but this figure gives only a third of the info offered by the fairer sex, for a size "12" actually indicates a lady's boob, waist and hip measurement, all in one number.
So come on clothes boffins. Make up a number so we gents can quickly tell a potential bonk what we look like! Blair's Britain will become a sex-drought, not a long hot summer of love, if you don't pull your figures -- sorry, fingers -- out!
You can argue with me on my subsequent posts, which aren't jokes, and you'll obviously lose. But you won't be making quite such a dunce of yourself.
Posted by Modge (Member # 64) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: I never said that. I associated Kovacs' views on dress size with Kovacs' views on sex... It's you and Ringo who are extrapolating generalisations from this - generalisations which I have never made.
But to make those associations you are accepting/claiming that to be a size 8 = a childlike figure. I mean you must be, since kovacs says that he doesn't think that size 8 women look unwomanly.
meh, I don't like arguing tag-team. I'll have to do another post in a bit.
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
I am going to leave this thread and calm down before I really lose my cool and insult someone.
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: Dude, if the chart was so great why did you delete it in shame, seconds after you'd proudly displayed it?
Well, I'd looked and assumed it would put someone in the teenage range, it didn't. It would have placed them much younger. Instead of reworking it I thought 'sod it' I don't need to a chart to tell me that women my height either look tiny or square. Whether you figure so or not, the most people I ever meet that I my height are usually young teenagers.
Ok, fair enough, I should have assumed you were taking the piss, but with so many people sitting outside the bracket of two sizes why must you pretend that you can't see why people would be upset with that?
[ 06.05.2005, 08:20: Message edited by: New Way Of Decay ]
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
Modge, you remind me of the skinny little shrimp who cowers behind the bully, shouting names.
Posted by kovacs (Member # 28) on :
quote:Originally posted by New Way Of Decay:
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: Dude, if the chart was so great why did you delete it in shame, seconds after you'd proudly displayed it?
Well, I'd looked and assumed it would put someone in the teenage range, it didn't. It would have placed them much younger. Instead of reworking it I thought 'sod it' I don't need to a chart to tell me that women my height either look tiny or square. Whether you figure so or not.
Try going "outside" and finding some "real women" of those proportions, instead of looking up charts on the internet.
No, really I am not going to rile myself with your thread anymore.
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: Try going "outside" and finding some "real women" of those proportions, instead of looking up charts on the internet.
What are these 'real women' you speak of? Are they Windows XP compatible?
Posted by Modge (Member # 64) on :
ha! kovacs just switched on the tv in order to calm down, saw Blair and family outside No.10 and proclaimed that daughterBlair "was nice, but could do with losing a bit of weight".
You win londres.
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
[ 06.05.2005, 08:28: Message edited by: London ]
Posted by OJ (Member # 752) on :
quote:Originally posted by kovacs:
quote:Originally posted by OJ: Well thanks for illuminating that point about adult/lactating females Kovacs. I would never have figured that one out. Fact remains, it's an odd choice of metaphor for someone trying to prove they're not repulsed by adult women.
Your logic is screwy so you have to drench it in irony. If you don't want me to explain the flaws in what you say, don't make those stupid mistakes.
What kind of humourless crank can read this post --
men are reduced to vague, unscientific descriptions like "slim", "athletic" or "husky"... and these are open to interpretation, for one man's husky may be another man's "woofer". At best, stat-mad men on the internet razzle can type in their waist size, but this figure gives only a third of the info offered by the fairer sex, for a size "12" actually indicates a lady's boob, waist and hip measurement, all in one number. So come on clothes boffins....
-- and take it as deadly serious. I really despair sometimes.
This is quite hilarious. Thanks for cheering me up. I'll always remember in future, that when I use irony or humour it's to drench a screwy argument and that when you do, it's conversational finesse only ruined by humourless cranks like me.
Perhaps if you'd had some complex carbohydrates for breakfast or some nuts for elevenses, you wouldn't have reacted to a comment about one metaphor like that.
Here's a little annoying winky thing to remind you that even some of us women are capable of speaking in jest.
But very seriously, if only I had a Tunnocks caramel wafer for every time you've responded to even the mildest challenge or disagreement by dismissing all-comers as stupid, then I'd be featuring in a late-night Channel4 documentary about stomach stapling by now.
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
To be honest, London, I'm not really bothered, since I am more attracted to the kind of woman you describe anyway. Although only slightly more than the skinnier, smaller girl.
To me it comes down more to attitude and personality than physical appearance.
God, that makes me sound like such a bender doesn't it..
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
Are we all still talking? I thought we had to go out into the real world and post via telepathy? My boss has given me the oppurtunity to take the laptop into the foyer in order to compile some statistics. All the nurses on this floor are bloaters it seems.
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
2-0!
Posted by ralph (Member # 773) on :
quote:Originally posted by New Way Of Decay: bloaters
Size 12?
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
quote:Originally posted by ralph: Size 12?
God no! How would they be able to reach around their tummys to insert a drip?
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: 2-0!
What's that meant to mean? You haven't won anything, I've simply backed down because I sensed that, having been slightly misrepresented, you'd been forced into a position where you were basically arguing a point which you didn't really believe.
If that's not the case then I apoligise, but I really don't see how you could possibly believe that in order to say that one body shape is attractive, that naturally implies that all others are unattractive. Is anyone really that imperceptive about male sexuality, and female notions of self worth?
[ 06.05.2005, 08:48: Message edited by: Ringo ]
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
Why is everyone so touchy.
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
I'm not touchy, I just don't like it when I try to compromise with someone and they immediately assume they've scored some kind of personal victory, especially when I was merely doing it to save their feelings in the first place.
Posted by jnhoj (Member # 286) on :
not enough "complex carbs" Posted by ralph (Member # 773) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: Why is everyone so touchy.
It's so obviously dietary. I'm surprised most of the people who posted their diet had the strength to do so.
[ 06.05.2005, 08:59: Message edited by: ralph ]
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
Originally posted by Ringo:
quote: I'm not touchy, I just don't like it when I try to compromise with someone and they immediately assume they've scored some kind of personal victory, especially when I was merely doing it to save their feelings in the first place.
I was, y'know, joking. Like when Kovacs claimed he'd 'won' earlier, and then Modge said I had 'won'... so I decided to claim your statement as a similar piece of my 'victory'. It was hyperbole. Battle rap. Roleplay. Fun. Also, you: the saviour of my feelings? I am touched, but I wasn't aware my feelings were in any danger.
[ 06.05.2005, 09:03: Message edited by: London ]
Posted by ralph (Member # 773) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: but I wasn't aware my feelings were in any danger.
I wasn't aware that you had feelings. Live and learn I suppose.
[ 06.05.2005, 09:04: Message edited by: ralph ]
Posted by Vanilla Online Persona (Member # 301) on :
Size 12 birds rock for the most part. Its the best size naked. Its the Nudity Base Level. Its not a decent body description though. My sister is a size 12 and 6' tall, she really does look svelte. Mrs Online Persona is a size 12, 5'6" and she's got an arse the size of Gibraltar.
Posted by Grianagh (Member # 583) on :
too much caffeine = crankiness no matter how much pure boiling water in the glass
i agree that giving up dairy doesn't = less calories consumed. i don't eat/drink dairy, redmeat, most breads andor pastas (due to wheat) yet i still packed on the poundage in spain.
in opposition to the 'america makes you fat, americans must be fat' thingy - it took returning to the states for me to fit into a size i consider personally acceptable.
the only difference our lifestyle now is caloric output. last year = sporadic exercise. this year = daily jogs.
Posted by ralph (Member # 773) on :
quote:Originally posted by Vanilla Online Persona: Size 12
I believe I may have been assuming something from the very beginning. Is this a UK size 12? If so, what is the corresponding US size?
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
quote:Originally posted by ralph: I wasn't aware that you had feelings. Live and learn I suppose.
Who are you?
Posted by Grianagh (Member # 583) on :
quote:Originally posted by ralph:
quote:Originally posted by Vanilla Online Persona: Size 12
I believe I may have been assuming something from the very beginning. Is this a UK size 12? If so, what is the corresponding US size?
add two sizes to the UK size to = US size
UK size 12 is US size 8
Posted by ralph (Member # 773) on :
quote:Originally posted by London:
quote:Originally posted by ralph: I wasn't aware that you had feelings. Live and learn I suppose.
Who are you?
Nobody really. Just a bored American. Ignore me. I'll go away eventually.
Posted by ralph (Member # 773) on :
quote:Originally posted by Grianagh: add two sizes to the UK size to = US size
UK size 12 is US size 8
Um. Adding two sizes to the UK size 12 would result in a US size 14 according to your formula.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
NEWSFLASCH!
I've just eaten a KFC Mini Fillet Burger and now I feel like I could take you all on... and WIN! Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by ralph: Um. Adding two sizes to the UK size 12 would result in a US size 14 according to your formula.
There's no such thing as a size 13. It'd be unlucky.
Posted by ralph (Member # 773) on :
quote:Originally posted by MiscellaneousFiles:
quote:Originally posted by ralph: Um. Adding two sizes to the UK size 12 would result in a US size 14 according to your formula.
There's no such thing as a size 13. It'd be unlucky.
I disagree. I feel that a size 12 is a bit too thin, a size 14 a bit too heavy. A size 13 would be just right.
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
Of course you feel zesty: you've just eaten a breadcrumbed pieced of mashed flesh that is pumped full of drugs and farmer semen. You've enough endorphin boosters and protein you could run home and save the rail fare.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by ralph: I disagree. I feel that a size 12 is a bit too thin, a size 14 a bit too heavy. A size 13 would be just right.
That's unlucky for you then.
1-0 Posted by ralph (Member # 773) on :
quote:Originally posted by MiscellaneousFiles: 1-0
You've won this round, MiscellaneousFiles, but this isn't over. It'll never be over.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by New Way Of Decay: Of course you feel zesty: you've just eaten a breadcrumbed pieced of mashed flesh that is pumped full of drugs and farmer semen. You've enough endorphin boosters and protein you could run home and save the rail fare.
It's not mashed. It's real cock (or hen) flesh! And the special sauce tastes too much like fanny batter to be farmerspunk (I imagine).
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: Also, you: the saviour of my feelings? I am touched, but I wasn't aware my feelings were in any danger.
Yes, well, now you know. Without me, you silent emotional guardian, you would be nothing you hear me?
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
Dude, they fire those poor things from a cannon into a basket of breadcrumbs which is lowered into fat drained from Mr Motivators lycra shorts. The feathers fly off from wind resistance. When she's free from politics, the baps are rubbed underneath Rusty Lees' moistened pewsey lips to get a simulated fresh and creamy mayo topping. You can't tell the difference between those crumbs and the ones on the chicken.
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
quote:Originally posted by London:
quote:Originally posted by Thorn Davis: It's not inadvertant though is it. It's completely possible to suggest that a size 14 is attractive without adding that size 8 girls look like half starved kids and men who fancy them are repressed kiddie fiddlers.
I never said that. I associated Kovacs' views on dress size with Kovacs' views on sex. As I said to Ringo, I'm not making generalisations about male sexuality. I'm talking about Kovacs, an individual with his own distinct sex of sexual preferences which he has discussed at length on here. It's you and Ringo who are extrapolating generalisations from this - generalisations which I have never made.
Come off it! You claimed it was understandable Kovacs would like size 8 women given that he was "[turned on by]extreme youth and is actively turned off by signs of fecundity in women." That's equating men who fancy size 8 women with - basically - perverts. That's just a bitter argument.
[ 06.05.2005, 09:50: Message edited by: Thorn Davis ]
Posted by Modge (Member # 64) on :
Did I not say that already on the last page? I mean, I agree with you and all, but don't be thieving off me or I might get cross.
Posted by H1ppychick (Member # 529) on :
This is very entertaining and all that.
I have eaten today:
Branflakes Slimfast chocolate milkshake One square of Dollar chocolate
...I plan to pig out tonight bigstylee. Hubba hubba.
ETA: Judging by the remnants on my desk, I have also consumed 5 glasses of water, 1/2 cup of vending machine coffee, a cup of tea from Costa's and about 1/8th of a can of Diet Coke.
[ 06.05.2005, 10:02: Message edited by: H1ppychick ]
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
quote:Originally posted by Modge: Did I not say that already on the last page? I mean, I agree with you and all, but don't be thieving off me or I might get cross.
Sorry: yes. I'd just come back from the pub and replied as I went along. You know how when you read something and you just kind of snap and have to respond? It was like that. I hadn't read as far as your similar comments by that point. Sorry Modge. I'm sorry.
[ 06.05.2005, 10:02: Message edited by: Thorn Davis ]
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
I think a slim body is more child-like than a fat one, given that we naturally gain weight as we age.
I think that a curvy female body with fat thighs and a round ass and heavy tits is associated more with the traditional 'feminine' child-bearing female body than a slim-hipped, small-breasted, more androgynous shape.
I think it is natural that Kovacs, who has explored issues around age and sex on here, would be attracted to a body which appears more child-like and androgynous than one which appears more adult and overtly fecund.
That isn't the same as saying that all size 8 women are sexless childlike anorexic sticks and that all men who fancy them are pedophiles.
Is it?
[ 06.05.2005, 10:04: Message edited by: London ]
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
That's ok, Modge withdrew her argument anyway when Kovacs went away to proclaim that Tony Blair's child daughter looked too much like an actual woman to be considered attractive. I think.
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
[ 06.05.2005, 10:06: Message edited by: Thorn Davis ]
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: That isn't the same as saying that all size 8 women are sexless childlike anorexic sticks and that all men who fancy them are pedophiles.
Is it?
I dont know really. Can it really work both ways? I mean, on the one hand you say that smaller framed women are more androgenous and child-like in their appearance, and yet on the other hand you're saying this isn't necessaraly the reason why men find them attractive.
Why else would men find them attractive over rounder figured women, if not for those particular physical attributes, as you yourself have defined them? Surely, by very definition, you're implying that someone who finds size 8 women attractive, finds a child like appearance sexually pleasing, and as such implies a sexual preference that most would find slightly worrying.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: I think a slim body is more child-like than a fat one, given that we naturally gain weight as we age.
We naturally grow hair with age too. Do you shave your legs?
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
Why do I get the feeling we've been here before?
This is getting like that tiresome housework debate that's rolled out every week...
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: I think that a curvy female body with fat thighs and a round ass and heavy tits is associated more with the traditional 'feminine' child-bearing female body than a slim-hipped, small-breasted, more androgynous shape.
If this is true then what fucking dominant stereotype are you trying to overturn, that makes it OK to lay into skinny chicks in the name of? If the fatter, heavier image is traditionally associated with the 'feminine' body, and the slim, small breasted is traditionally 'androgynous', then what are you arguing against? You make out that somehow the dominant idea of women is as size 8 sex pot and that that needs to be overturned, yet now you're claiming the 'traditional' feminine body is actually exactly the type of female body that you think should be called feminine. So does that mean that your just whining about nothing... or what? Shouldn't it actually be the skinnier women going "I'm a grown woman and I'm fecund too, you fat fucks" and claiming that "fat fuck" is just the sort of insult fat women should have to put up with in the course of addressing the idea that it's not just fleshier women that should be considered adult, childbearing, whatever.
[ 06.05.2005, 10:24: Message edited by: Thorn Davis ]
Posted by jnhoj (Member # 286) on :
We need a peado in here to tell us whether he prefers size 12 puppy fat versions of today's obese children or the skinny 5.5 size 8 lolita. I mean: If they were both over 20 and he was forced to choose.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by Ringo: This is getting like that tiresome housework debate that's rolled out every week...
True.
Well at least I uncovered the secret TMO subculture of The Thin Men at the beginning of the thread, so it's not entirely redundant. You can't expect it to stay on topic after 200 posts...
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
Modge, you're quite slim aren't you? I imagine in your ballet gear you look quite a lot like a doll, providing you put your makeup on to look like Pris.
Posted by H1ppychick (Member # 529) on :
Sorry - distracted by actual work, hope the below point is still valid:
It could be the reverse of what herbs said of wanting to be with men who make her feel small and protected - perhaps men who like smaller women just want to feel like they can be physically protective? It may be nothing to do with presence of lack of overt secondary sexual characteristics. Just size.
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
quote:Originally posted by H1ppychick: Sorry - distracted by actual work, hope the below point is still valid:
Very valid, and perhaps the most insightful thing to be said on the subject so far.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by H1ppychick: It could be the reverse of what herbs said of wanting to be with men who make her feel small and protected - perhaps men who like smaller women just want to feel like they can be physically protective? It may be nothing to do with presence of lack of overt secondary sexual characteristics. Just size.
I'm sure some women would object to the idea of a "physically protective" male partner, in that it implies they are "the weaker sex".
Posted by H1ppychick (Member # 529) on :
Now you're just stirring. My point was that it's a subconscious desire to be the protector, to be the hunter-gatherer, not a conscious belief that women are weaker.
On the other hand yes, women are generally physically weaker. No value judgement associated with that at all.
Although I bet I could beat you at arm wrestling.
Posted by scrawny (Member # 113) on :
I think the thing that got everyone's backs up about this whole debate (which Kovacs later admitted, typically, was just 'for yuks') was the statement that MEN (not women) generally have a preference for the 'svelte size 8' to which kovacs refers, and that size 12 is a 'chubbier size' and therefore less preferable, so men looking for hot dates on the internet can filter off all us chubby ladies quickly and easily. Joking or not, weight's a pretty sensitive issue and always gets a reaction.
However..both NWOD and I pointed out very quickly that different people look better at different sizes, which was then repeated here:
quote:Originally posted by kovacs: What if a girl is a dinky 5'1 in height. Are you saying she would look like an Ethiope, if she was a size 8?
Here:
quote:I don't really feel size 12 is chubby. However, I don't think size 8 has to be abnormally bony either.
Here:
quote:I also don't agree that a petite woman with a size 8 figure would look like a child.
Here:
quote: I have asked a real-live woman and established that Modge is 5'9 and size 8-10. Some of you have met or seen images of Modge. She does not have bones sticking out of her or look like she's starving.
Here:
quote:Originally posted by Thorn Davis: It's completely possible to suggest that a size 14 is attractive without adding that size 8 girls look like half starved kids
And here:
quote:Originally posted by OJ: I don't agree that all size 8 women look like children so don't lump me into that one either.
I don't think London was trying to suggest all size 8 women look like children. I think she was being about as serious in suggesting that Kovacs likes his women to look like children as Kovacs was suggesting that size 12 women are chubby and therefore not worth a man's time.
My two cents...
Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
If that were the case then London has certainly spent a lot of time, as I suggested earlier, arguing a point which she doesn't actually believe. Why would anyone actually do that?
Posted by Black Mask (Member # 185) on :
Anyone who seriously engages in an argument with women about bodyshape/size is a fucking idiot.
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
quote:Originally posted by scrawny: I don't think London was trying to suggest all size 8 women look like children. I think she was being about as serious in suggesting that Kovacs likes his women to look like children as Kovacs was suggesting that size 12 women are chubby and therefore not worth a man's time.
Thank you THANK YOU YES.
quote:Originally posted by Ringo: If that were the case then London has certainly spent a lot of time, as I suggested earlier, arguing a point which she doesn't actually believe. Why would anyone actually do that?
It's called procrastination: and if you had to write 25 'friendship' text messages like these by the end of the day:
quote: A SPELL to attract new friends: Get a dried fern, grind it to the consistency of tea, sew it inside some gold fabric, and wear it round yr neck. No guarantees! [159]
...you might be indulging in a little bit of it also.
Posted by scrawny (Member # 113) on :
quote:Originally posted by Black Mask: Anyone who seriously engages in an argument with women about bodyshape/size is a fucking idiot.
This is also true.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by London: It's called procrastination: and if you had to write 25 'friendship' text messages like these by the end of the day:
quote: A SPELL to attract new friends: Get a dried fern, grind it to the consistency of tea, sew it inside some gold fabric, and wear it round yr neck. No guarantees! [159]
...you might be indulging in a little bit of it also.
Oh London... that would have made an excellent thread!
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
You're so right. Maybe next week?
Posted by Black Mask (Member # 185) on :
quote:Originally posted by MiscellaneousFiles:
quote:Originally posted by London: write 25 'friendship' text messages like these by the end of the day:
quote: A SPELL to attract new friends: Get a dried fern, grind it to the consistency of tea, sew it inside some gold fabric, and wear it round yr neck. No guarantees! [159]
...you might be indulging in a little bit of it also.
Oh London... that would have made an excellent thread!
Monday morning? Date?
Posted by London (Member # 29) on :
You're on.
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
By the way i f any one fancies a drink tonight, imma be on the top floor of nthe Blue Posts on Rupert Street. We've got the whole floor, so don't be shy. Bring who you want!
Posted by Modge (Member # 64) on :
quote:Originally posted by New Way Of Decay: Modge, you're quite slim aren't you? I imagine in your ballet gear you look quite a lot like a doll, providing you put your makeup on to look like Pris.
Posted by herbs (Member # 101) on :
I once had a leaving do in that very place! Small world, etc.
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
quote:Originally posted by Thorn Davis: By the way i f any one fancies a drink tonight, imma be on the top floor of nthe Blue Posts on Rupert Street. We've got the whole floor, so don't be shy. Bring who you want!
For real? I'm going to be bored off my tits otherwise...
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
Yeah, totally. Feel free to swing by.
Posted by Vogon Poetess (Member # 164) on :
Is the debate over? I was going to propose a Fat Fucker Tax. This is where fat fuckers who take up a seat and a half on trains have to pay an extra 50% on each ticket price. Also, size 18 tops should clearly be more expensive than size 8 tops in the same range, as they are using up more material and therefore more of the Earth's precious resources.
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
Making miniscule bras requires specialists with tiny hands to make them that receive up to eight times the usual wage for a bra assembly worker.
Posted by H1ppychick (Member # 529) on :
Plus, some of us just have unfeasibly large tits Posted by Ringo (Member # 47) on :
"oh no"
Posted by Vogon Poetess (Member # 164) on :
quote:Originally posted by New Way Of Decay: Making miniscule bras requires specialists with tiny hands to make them that receive up to eight times the usual wage for a bra assembly worker.
Rubbish. They're made by tiny-fingered small poor children in India, and thus cost almost nothing to make.
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
There's no way I can be drawn into an argument against tits, but they're no excuse for being fat. It's possible - preferable? ideal? - to be size 8 and still have a good rack.
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
quote:Originally posted by H1ppychick: Plus, some of us just have unfeasibly large tits
Don't be so pessimistic.
Simply label them 'fun size' and let the self advertisement make the men flock to you Posted by H1ppychick (Member # 529) on :
I have nothing against unfeasibly large tits, just thought it unfair to penalise the owners by imposing a fabric surcharge for what is after all a freak of nature and genetics.
Posted by H1ppychick (Member # 529) on :
It's just jealousy by the bra-midgets.
Posted by Vogon Poetess (Member # 164) on :
Perhaps the Fat Fuck Tax could be left to the cashier's discretion re fabric straining bigtits. Those who are fat because of their glands could show a note from their doctor to avoid a surcharge.
I'm surprised this kind of scheme didn't get a mention during recent "political stuff".
[ 06.05.2005, 11:43: Message edited by: Vogon Poetess ]
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
*ASIDE*
Fans of awkward silence would have loved my leaving presentation. Someone hollered "Speech!" and i just blurted 'But I've nothing to say to any of you". Then there was a tense pause and I looked awkwardly down at the envelope in my hands. Someone said "Which Blue Posts are you going to?" and I said "the one down from Raymond's Review bar, next to Waxy's Little Sister. That's a pub, not a 12 year old hooker." Total silence. One person claps half heartedly. Crowd disperses.
Posted by Vogon Poetess (Member # 164) on :
Nice! Is the envelope full of money to pay the Council Tax?
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
No it's a £20 HMV voucher. I'm suprised they raised that much, all things considered.
Posted by Vogon Poetess (Member # 164) on :
Fucking hell, 20 quid when you've been there 5 years? I got over 40 when I left a place I'd been 3 months. And a pretty decent watch when I left Italy, again after only 3 months. I guess they hated you as much as you hated them.
Posted by Thorn Davis (Member # 65) on :
Yeah, well, I was genuinely suprised I got anything. Sometimes I think my life would be better if someone else was running it.
Posted by jnhoj (Member # 286) on :
You know when you got back from italy did you find time to email me.
OH NO YOU DIDNT.
The new audioslave album is out soon I think Thorn.
Posted by squeegy (Member # 136) on :
quote:Originally posted by Thorn Davis: Yeah, well, I was genuinely suprised I got anything. Sometimes I think my life would be better if someone else was running it.
I have never got a thing from my ex-employers. Once my old boss said there would always be a position there for me. Then when I called him 3 years later for a job he told me to fuck off.
Posted by ralph (Member # 773) on :
quote:Originally posted by Thorn Davis: Sometimes I think my life would be better if someone else was running it.
Are you willing to test that theory? It's always been a dream of mine to run someones life, other than my own of course, which my wife does quite well. *ahem*
Anyhow, if you're interested, let me know.
Posted by jnhoj (Member # 286) on :
I think vikrams offering people that, it can't be any worse than his dice. But I mean, it wouldn't be very interesting choices and would probably make you feel inferior
a) have sex with blonde
b) have sex with brunette
c) sunbathe in LA
d) do drugs
e) get easy job in bank
[ 06.05.2005, 14:22: Message edited by: jnhoj ]
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
Posted by Meg (Member # 444) on :
quote:Originally posted by Thorn Davis: There's no way I can be drawn into an argument against tits, but they're no excuse for being fat. It's possible - preferable? ideal? - to be size 8 and still have a good rack.
Please see: Sarah Beany (or Beeny, however it's spelt).
Top top rack. Yet petite. Always looks like she's about to fall over mind.
Posted by Fionnula the Cooler (Member # 453) on :
Yeah! Let's have a Most Anorexic competition!
Posted by Physic (Member # 195) on :
quote:Originally posted by Grianagh: what about salads? big yummy salads?
Hey Gree, especially in your honour I just had a big tuna and prawn salad for dinner, was very nice. I do actually quite like salads and seafood and stuff, I tend to go in phases of being healthy and not bothering so much, I'm probably not as unhealthy as the diet I listed before may have sounded.
quote: is VP the only person besides us that drinks water?
I probably average between 2-3 litres of water during a working day, evening varies wildly from lots of squash to diet vanilla coke (I adore this stuff) or a bottle of wine.
[ 06.05.2005, 15:56: Message edited by: Physic ]
Posted by doc d (Member # 781) on :
quote:Originally posted by Fionnula the Cooler: Yeah! Let's have a Most Anorexic competition!
nice wall paper
Posted by Fionnula the Cooler (Member # 453) on :
Shocking, isn't it? You'd think I'd at least have painted over it. I have a carpet too. And an Ikea wardrobe. Domestica has me on a string. Nice arse though.
Posted by doc d (Member # 781) on :
where? where is this nice arse? arse i see no arse.
Posted by jnhoj (Member # 286) on :
You know when i laughed at OJ for saying we were anoxeric. Turns out, we actually are!
Posted by Fionnula the Cooler (Member # 453) on :
I think it would benefit the forum if Misc and damo posted pictures of themselves sucking themselves in.
Posted by Fionnula the Cooler (Member # 453) on :
Or off.
Posted by jnhoj (Member # 286) on :
post the pic you just sent me, faggot.
Posted by doc d (Member # 781) on :
really you don't want to see my massively developing paunch Posted by Uber Trick (Member # 456) on :
I do, though.
Grrrwoof! Posted by doc d (Member # 781) on :
sorry. i never post 'owt but me face. i'm not ben y'know Posted by doc d (Member # 781) on :
[ 06.05.2005, 17:53: Message edited by: doc d ]
Posted by Fionnula the Cooler (Member # 453) on :
Only post it if you make a really grotesque shape with it. Twist it all screwy or something. Your paunch, I mean. Make us ill.
Posted by doc d (Member # 781) on :
i do wish to say i'm not fat. i'm just out of shape. and not druq thin anymore.
Posted by Grianagh (Member # 583) on :
quote:Originally posted by Physic: Hey Gree, especially in your honour I just had a big tuna and prawn salad for dinner, was very nice
yeah! your salad sounds nummy. i had a nice warm pear & chicken salad for lunch. then had an even large salad for supper. all of this packing (less than three days to go) and talk of food makes my stomach growl all day.
mart, btw, is getting very trim. i posted new 'look at my adorable husband' pics on our flickr site. could be because minigree is drinking all his beer.
[ 06.05.2005, 21:37: Message edited by: Grianagh ]
Posted by Grianagh (Member # 583) on :
quote:Originally posted by ralph:
quote:Originally posted by Grianagh: add two sizes to the UK size to = US size
UK size 12 is US size 8
Um. Adding two sizes to the UK size 12 would result in a US size 14 according to your formula.
my formula works if you substitute subtract for add. i think. this could explain why i never have properly fitted clothing.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by Fionnula the Cooler: I think it would benefit the forum if Misc and damo posted pictures of themselves sucking themselves in.
Following Fionnula's order, I stripped off my shirt and began to contort my body into all manner of unusual shapes. I picked up the camera and pondered how best to set the scene.
Natural light or halogen? Colour or monochrome? A backdrop of white or of deep red?
After some moments of deliberation, everything was ready. I grasped the camera in hand, semi-reluctant to take the shot. Half-afraid of how it might look on screen. If the mirror can be a cruel judge, the IXUS is judge, jury and executioner. My finger paused momentarily over the power button as a slideshow of nightmare images flashed through my head - disconnected limbs, broken bones, emaciated torsos and gluttonous, distended stomachs.
Pushing these disturbing scenes deep down, I finally built up the courage to depress the tiny rectangular button marked On/Off.
quote: CHANGE THE BATTERY PACK
[ 07.05.2005, 04:21: Message edited by: MiscellaneousFiles ]
Posted by Vogon Poetess (Member # 164) on :
quote:Originally posted by jnhoj: You know when you got back from italy did you find time to email me.
OH NO YOU DIDNT.
Email me at oohandbag at quite warm mail explaining what the fuck you want.
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
Over the weekend, I broke the ten stone barrier. All sixty three kilos of me.
Soon I hope to be able to ravage the 30R rail at TK MAX...
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
Hey Misc, I was shaking and feeling light headed for simply not eating. This new 'hunger strike' diet is not only good for losing weight, but getting all kinds of steady rushes as well. Fancy a few ludes at lunchtime?
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
Sure. All this bollocks about clothes sizes is a cover. I'm just in it for the quiet interludes.
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
For the last time, I'm not changing my band name to Interluder! Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by New Way Of Decay: For the last time, I'm not changing my band name to Interluder!
*smïrkle*
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
I haven't drunk an alcohol for quite a long time. I wonder what will happen when I do...
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
quote:Originally posted by MiscellaneousFiles: I stuck to this for six months and went from 11st 4lbs to 10st 4lbs.
[ 20.05.2005, 10:41: Message edited by: MiscellaneousFiles ]
Posted by Vogon Poetess (Member # 164) on :
I stayed in a 4* hotel last weekend, which included the greatest breakfast I have ever seen- five tables groaning under the weight of cereal, fresh fruit, jogurts, all different kinds of bread, cakes and pastries etc. I had five helpings of everything, and it was even more tasty knowing that TMO's WaifBoys would be wincing at the sight of it as they gingerly sipped a weak black coffee.
Posted by doc d (Member # 781) on :
my breakfast today consisted of : oatmeal. i think the milk had gone sith so i only ate half of it. two slices of toast.(marmite + butter) a croissant and a coffee.
i hopefully won't be eating again till tonight.
Posted by Benny the Ball (Member # 694) on :
I'm out of shape. I used to cycle 8 or so miles a day, play football twice sometimes three times a week and swim every other morning. I was never toned or anything, just very slim. Then I went off to University, did my ankle and knee in playing football, and ate badly without excersising for 6 months, drank far too much, put on a gut and have never been able to get rid of it since. I'm tall and fairly broad so I can get away with it until I slouch. My diet goes from great to terrible - depending on if I'm working or not (when I tend to graze). When not working I tend to forget to eat for most of the day. I play football every week, sometimes twice, and my job is very physical, I also do yoga and run, but still the paunch is there.
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
Breakfast: Penguin from the biscuit jar at work Dinner: Pot Noodle :shame: thassit
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :