You know summer is coming when girls start showing their belly-buttons (Page 3): DAMN,now,thats a FAT UUGGLLYY SKANK.....

boatbob2

DAMN,now,thats a FAT UUGGLLYY SKANK.....

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

Coos Bay Tom wrote:

OMG I'm moving !

:shock:

She may get a 'crush' on you and follow wherever you may move, so please don't come to Southern Mexifornia. And, if she gets a 'crush' on you, you are liable to be crushed. :oops: :P :roll: :cry:

badbobby Loc: texas

PaulPisces wrote:

That is truly scary!

obscene too

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

badbobby wrote:

obscene too

It is beyond obscene, but I can't think of another adjective to describe it.

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

PoppaGringo wrote:

She may get a 'crush' on you and follow wherever you may move, so please don't come to Southern Mexifornia. And, if she gets a 'crush' on you, you are liable to be crushed. :oops: :P :roll: :cry:

Glad I can out run her. But think of the possibilitys---Get her tattooed and you'll have warmth in the winter shade in the summer and moving pictures year round

:thumbup:

badbobby Loc: texas

Coos Bay Tom wrote:

Glad I can out run her. But think of the possibilitys---Get her tattooed and you'll have warmth in the winter shade in the summer and moving pictures year round

:thumbup:

we have all v**ed Coos
there is concencus
you can have her :lol: :lol: :lol:

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

badbobby wrote:

we have all v**ed Coos
there is concencus
you can have her :lol: :lol: :lol:

Possibilities aside, I don't think Tom would really take her, even if paid to do so.

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

badbobby wrote:

we have all v**ed Coos
there is concencus
you can have her :lol: :lol: :lol:

Thanks man but I can't afford to get that much tattoo work done

:lol: :lol:

alabuck Loc: Tennessee

fiatlux wrote:

This is where I tend to get inappropriately seriou... (show quote)

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At least, as wrong it is, you admit your prejudice. That's good.

Personally speaking, I see a woman who has a serious health issue. The women in my wife's family have a genetic propensity to be overweight. Believe it or not, it's a medical fact. My wife (through the fear of becoming more morbidity obese than she was, developing diabetes, joint issues, not to mention the social ostr****m from dim-witted people who find it "fun" to make others feel bad about themselves, just to name a few negatives), had gastric bypass surgery 10 years ago. She's now, "half the woman she used to be." Also, she's a lot healthier. And, after getting her "total body lift," to get rid of a LOT of excess skin, has a figure most 35 year old women (she's 55) would die for.

Fortunately, for us, our insurance covered the costs of her surgeries, although it took a letter from her doctor to get her "total body lift" approved as a deduction by the IRS. Most insurance companies have made it increasingly more difficult for people to qualify for any weight loss surgery. I suppose that instead of paying $30,000 to $40,000 for weight loss surgery and a body lift is somehow cheaper than a lifetime of paying for insulin treatments, plus the replacement of hips and knees, not to mention the costs of back surgeries and a lifetime of addicting pain meds and the myriad of other medicines needed to counter the effects of being overweight.

Now, just going by the woman's "looks," I'd say that she might fall into the group of people that can't afford health insurance. As such, if she has a genetic problem that may contribute to her being overweight, and can't afford medical help, blaming her would to some, be the right thing to do.

Given some of the responses that have been posted on this thread, I've come to the conclusion that the reason some "normal-weight" people stay "normal-weight" is because they burn up so many calories jumping to the wrong conclusions, bullying and mocking people they find "different."

The sad thing about that is, is that it, itself, is a very "sick" diet.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

Hemiman wrote:

Bet it isn't.

Eeeew! :shock:

Worried for our children Loc: Massachusetts

alabuck wrote:

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At least, as wrong it is, you admit your prejudice. That's good.

Personally speaking, I see a woman who has a serious health issue. The women in my wife's family have a genetic propensity to be overweight. Believe it or not, it's a medical fact. My wife (through the fear of becoming more morbidity obese than she was, developing diabetes, joint issues, not to mention the social ostr****m from dim-witted people who find it "fun" to make others feel bad about themselves, just to name a few negatives), had gastric bypass surgery 10 years ago. She's now, "half the woman she used to be." Also, she's a lot healthier. And, after getting her "total body lift," to get rid of a LOT of excess skin, has a figure most 35 year old women (she's 55) would die for.

Fortunately, for us, our insurance covered the costs of her surgeries, although it took a letter from her doctor to get her "total body lift" approved as a deduction by the IRS. Most insurance companies have made it increasingly more difficult for people to qualify for any weight loss surgery. I suppose that instead of paying $30,000 to $40,000 for weight loss surgery and a body lift is somehow cheaper than a lifetime of paying for insulin treatments, plus the replacement of hips and knees, not to mention the costs of back surgeries and a lifetime of addicting pain meds and the myriad of other medicines needed to counter the effects of being overweight.

Now, just going by the woman's "looks," I'd say that she might fall into the group of people that can't afford health insurance. As such, if she has a genetic problem that may contribute to her being overweight, and can't afford medical help, blaming her would to some, be the right thing to do.

Given some of the responses that have been posted on this thread, I've come to the conclusion that the reason some "normal-weight" people stay "normal-weight" is because they burn up so many calories jumping to the wrong conclusions, bullying and mocking people they find "different."

The sad thing about that is, is that it, itself, is a very "sick" diet.

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I hear what you're saying Al, but Mrs. WFOC said she doesn't mind :mrgreen: :oops: :shock: :-D

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

alabuck wrote:

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At least, as wrong it is, you admit your prejudice. That's good.

Personally speaking, I see a woman who has a serious health issue. The women in my wife's family have a genetic propensity to be overweight. Believe it or not, it's a medical fact. My wife (through the fear of becoming more morbidity obese than she was, developing diabetes, joint issues, not to mention the social ostr****m from dim-witted people who find it "fun" to make others feel bad about themselves, just to name a few negatives), had gastric bypass surgery 10 years ago. She's now, "half the woman she used to be." Also, she's a lot healthier. And, after getting her "total body lift," to get rid of a LOT of excess skin, has a figure most 35 year old women (she's 55) would die for.

Fortunately, for us, our insurance covered the costs of her surgeries, although it took a letter from her doctor to get her "total body lift" approved as a deduction by the IRS. Most insurance companies have made it increasingly more difficult for people to qualify for any weight loss surgery. I suppose that instead of paying $30,000 to $40,000 for weight loss surgery and a body lift is somehow cheaper than a lifetime of paying for insulin treatments, plus the replacement of hips and knees, not to mention the costs of back surgeries and a lifetime of addicting pain meds and the myriad of other medicines needed to counter the effects of being overweight.

Now, just going by the woman's "looks," I'd say that she might fall into the group of people that can't afford health insurance. As such, if she has a genetic problem that may contribute to her being overweight, and can't afford medical help, blaming her would to some, be the right thing to do.

Given some of the responses that have been posted on this thread, I've come to the conclusion that the reason some "normal-weight" people stay "normal-weight" is because they burn up so many calories jumping to the wrong conclusions, bullying and mocking people they find "different."

The sad thing about that is, is that it, itself, is a very "sick" diet.

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You are right about seeing a woman with serious health problems. I h**e to see people in that condition. Must be an effort to walk even bathe or get dressed. all that aside she is very immodest and that much she should correct herself.

:thumbup:

alabuck Loc: Tennessee

Worried for our children wrote:

I hear what you're saying Al, but Mrs. WFOC said she doesn't mind :mrgreen: :oops: :shock: :-D

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Huh?

Worried for our children Loc: Massachusetts

alabuck wrote:

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Huh?

Was just saying that I understand what you said, and get where you're coming from. Then, made a joke about implying that the pic/meme was of my wife in an effort to lighten the mood of the thread. Medical issues aside, some self respect can change perception.

boatbob2

I really don't care about the reason this woman is in this condition,shes still a FAT,uuggllyy, SKANK......