Re: Big & Beautiful Thread of Sizeisms
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 6:05 pm
Oh, I agree 100%, but if you read my posts in this thread I don't really have a dog in the fat-shaming fight.
Move along Paulo's boss. Nothing to see here.
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culture and era clearly change thatThe Torsion wrote:Purely on a visceral level, fat women are more revolting. Nothing will change that.
The Torsion wrote:Nobody was jerking off to Venus of Willendorf or Rubens.
ahhhh, the ancient mantra of the moron.The Torsion wrote:Don't know don't care
if the foe feature works correctly then, well, i'm pretty sure that they don't know and don't care......The Torsion wrote:Congratulations guys, you have dumfucc on your side
riley-o wrote:It's not exclusively about either gender, but without a doubt the vast majority of loud annoying fat activists are women. That can hardly be a surprise, though, when beauty standards are basically a rule for women and little more than a cereal box serving suggestion for men.
I'm sorry. I'm still trying to keep myself in better shape these days....Geeheeb wrote:i have met my share of offensive fat men though...
There is one valid observation in the graphic. CI/CO does not work consistently due to the way the various macronutrients trigger endocrine response (i.e., isocaloric quantities of carbohydrates and fats have completely different impacts on hormonal response, and by extension, impact on body composition).Zap Rowsdower wrote:
Posted this with Ross in mind. Ross, apparently fats have found the world is unpredictable and science is thus pointless.
ahahhaaZap Rowsdower wrote:
yeah, I am pretty anti-CI/CO, so that thing is not the most offensive rant out theretakeasneededforpain wrote:There is one valid observation in the graphic. CI/CO does not work consistently due to the way the various macronutrients trigger endocrine response (i.e., isocaloric quantities of carbohydrates and fats have completely different impacts on hormonal response, and by extension, impact on body composition).Zap Rowsdower wrote:Posted this with Ross in mind. Ross, apparently fats have found the world is unpredictable and science is thus pointless.SPOILERSPOILER_SHOW
HOWEVER, based on the fact that the USDA recommendations for dietary intake guidelines assume CI/CO is true, this person will more likely than not continue to consume massive quantities of "whole grains" and "complex carbohydrates" (read: sugar) just like the "low-fat" Healthy Choice box told her, develop diabetes type-II, and then be a customer-for-life for a drug company that manufactures insulin for diabetics, and drugs to treat the other side effects of the condition.
“Going to the gym is a waste of time if you are doing it to lose weight,” said University of California physiologist Dr. Andrew Novak, adding that time working out would be better spent reading, spending time with your family, sleeping, watching television, or eating. “Now, if you are exercising to prevent heart disease or cancer, well, new evidence has come to light that exercise actually doesn’t help fend off any sort of debilitating illness. In fact, it never has, and the only thing that can help you avoid terminal diseases is pure, blind fate.”
“Sorry,” he added.