[Alpha]

My problem with this is that there is nowhere to go. Anywhere that isn't a shithole that will cause me to live in a dung hut and worry about what I'm going to eat today (if I eat at all), is quickly becoming "americanized" in the worst way.

[Excelsior]

(04-30-2012 03:24 PM)Jackhammer Wrote:  

And when she inevitably collapses the bar and breaks her hip, she can sue the bar for that instead.

I want off this planet.

[Roosh]

(04-30-2012 05:42 PM)Alpha Wrote:  

My problem with this is that there is nowhere to go. Anywhere that isn't a shithole that will cause me to live in a dung hut and worry about what I'm going to eat today (if I eat at all), is quickly becoming "americanized" in the worst way.

We live in interesting times.

Though there are places that aren't quite shitholes but not fully Americanized either.

[El Rey]

I saw this online and was going to post it, but Roosh beat me to it haha. It's funny and sad that this made it all the way to the Daily Mail. I went to school at Univ. of Iowa and still have friends who work at this bar. I'm glad I'm planning on getting the fuck out of this country in a few years, if not sooner. There is an updated article that says this fat cow and her herd of fatties are going to have a weight discrimination rally in front of the bar on a friday night.

The best comment I've seen on an article for this story is: 'Has this land whale ever heard of property rights?'

[Basil Ransom]

I have a new tactic for shaming these fatties, that I'm looking to field test. Any time you hear someone use a fattie euphemism, you pretend not to know what they mean, and then ask them if it means something more negative, in an innocent tone:

Plus sized: "Is that like super-sized?"
Thick: "As in wide?"
Curvy: "you mean round? like a ball?"
Full-figured: "like big-boned?" [this euphemism is hated by fatties because everyone knows it's fatuous, heh, so it probably works despite still being a euphemism]

Tuth, you missed this:

Quote:

She returned to the bar again on April 14, and was again rejected.
'He said, "You’re not pretty enough and you’re pregnant." I said, "I can tell you with 100 percent certainty that I am not pregnant."

Bitch had to go and get a pregnancy test the first time they told her that. "Wait, maybe I am pregnant! It's either that or my thyroid acting up again. What the fuck is my thyroid anyway? I'm gonna get checked."

(04-30-2012 03:24 PM)Jackhammer Wrote:  

And when she inevitably collapses the bar and breaks her hip, she can sue the bar for that instead.

I want off this planet.

+1. It's now illegal to defend good taste. To paraphrase Barry Goldwater, extremism in the defense of beauty is no vice at all.

(04-30-2012 03:27 PM)el mechanico Wrote:  

Where's Basil? This fatty thread has been here for 5 hours.

Haha, I can't access the site at work any more.

[kinjutsu]

Isn't voluptuous supposed to mean large chested or big tits. Not Big tits, ass, attitude, gunt and futa...

[cybermutiny]

(04-30-2012 08:36 PM)kinjutsu Wrote:  

Isn't voluptuous supposed to mean large chested or big tits. Not Big tits, ass, attitude, gunt and futa...

I think voluptuous used to mean being big in the right places (ass and breasts), but lately the word has been hijacked by overweight women and it is now corrupted.

[Aureo]

(04-30-2012 08:10 PM)basilransom Wrote:  

I have a new tactic for shaming these fatties, that I'm looking to field test. Any time you hear someone use a fattie euphemism, you pretend not to know what they mean, and then ask them if it means something more negative, in an innocent tone:

Plus sized: "Is that like super-sized?"
Thick: "As in wide?"
Curvy: "you mean round? like a ball?"
Full-figured: "like big-boned?" [this euphemism is hated by fatties because everyone knows it's fatuous, heh, so it probably works despite still being a euphemism]

I have a better answer for those:

Plus-sized: "As in fat?"
Thick: "As in fat?"
Curvy: "As in fat?"
Full-figured: "As in very fat?"

[Alpha]

(04-30-2012 09:33 PM)Aureo Wrote:  

(04-30-2012 08:10 PM)basilransom Wrote:  

I have a new tactic for shaming these fatties, that I'm looking to field test. Any time you hear someone use a fattie euphemism, you pretend not to know what they mean, and then ask them if it means something more negative, in an innocent tone:

Plus sized: "Is that like super-sized?"
Thick: "As in wide?"
Curvy: "you mean round? like a ball?"
Full-figured: "like big-boned?" [this euphemism is hated by fatties because everyone knows it's fatuous, heh, so it probably works despite still being a euphemism]

I have a better answer for those:

Plus-sized: "As in fat?"
Thick: "As in fat?"
Curvy: "As in fat?"
Full-figured: "As in very fat?"

Using This.

[Andreas]

[zwyjibo]

Point of order: Nothing in the article expressly says she has sued the bar. I don't say this to try to one-up Roosh or split hairs, but to demonstrate how stupid this story is. If she hasn't sued, WHY IS THIS NEWS?

Posted the following this morning; many of you reached the same conclusions I did: http://randazza.wordpress.com/2012/04/30...ng-policy/

[Gmac]

Bouncers make me get off the bar all the time, I should sue for discrimination too.

[Hades]

I seriously wonder what makes fat women tick.
Men have to jump through an ungodly number of hoops to find the love and lifestyle they want. All fat chicks have to do is get in shape and not devolve again into a fatass. Many players stay in great shape in their spare time. Is that too much to ask?

[Samseau]

Look at what's relevant guys:

Quote:

Miss Ramos filed a complaint with the Human Rights Commission, but officials told her they could not investigate because size discrimination is not illegal.

There's the future guys.

Size discrimination will be made illegal.

[Seduction Sutra]

I had a fat girl pulling up my shirts and kissing my body out of no where in a nightclub. I was seriously thinking of suing her for sexual harassment. I know, I know, I am going to win the case, right?

[teh_skeeze]

(04-30-2012 06:45 PM)El Rey Wrote:  

I saw this online and was going to post it, but Roosh beat me to it haha. It's funny and sad that this made it all the way to the Daily Mail. I went to school at Univ. of Iowa and still have friends who work at this bar. I'm glad I'm planning on getting the fuck out of this country in a few years, if not sooner. There is an updated article that says this fat cow and her herd of fatties are going to have a weight discrimination rally in front of the bar on a friday night.

The best comment I've seen on an article for this story is: 'Has this land whale ever heard of property rights?'

Should be a good night to go. All of the fatties will be outside, where they belong!

[Excelsior]

(05-01-2012 10:13 AM)Hades Wrote:  

I seriously wonder what makes fat women tick.
Men have to jump through an ungodly number of hoops to find the love and lifestyle they want. All fat chicks have to do is get in shape and not devolve again into a fatass. Many players stay in great shape in their spare time. Is that too much to ask?

They're actually crazy.

Quote:

Obesity is common among patients with mental illness, occurring in up to 60% of patients with bipolar disorder, 70% of patients with schizophrenia, and 55% of patients with depression.

Roughly a third of our population is obese, and just about a quarter of our population has some official diagnosis for a mental illness. That's a fairly close match there, especially when you consider how many people may have an undiagnosed mental illness. Also, many mental disorders (schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder, etc) can mess with your appetite, energy and motivation. It isn't a far cry from those symptoms to obesity-soon, one's motivation to keep in shape goes as does one's ability to control their appetite and avoid "comfort eating".

Thus, the reason you see so many deluded fat chicks is because, on some level, many of them actually are nuts. Obesity usually comes packaged with some sort of mental illness. You aren't dealing with sane people.

[Timoteo]

(05-01-2012 02:14 PM)Athlone McGinnis Wrote:  

(05-01-2012 10:13 AM)Hades Wrote:  

I seriously wonder what makes fat women tick.
Men have to jump through an ungodly number of hoops to find the love and lifestyle they want. All fat chicks have to do is get in shape and not devolve again into a fatass. Many players stay in great shape in their spare time. Is that too much to ask?

They're actually crazy.

Quote:

Obesity is common among patients with mental illness, occurring in up to 60% of patients with bipolar disorder, 70% of patients with schizophrenia, and 55% of patients with depression.

Roughly a third of our population is obese, and just about a quarter of our population has some official diagnosis for a mental illness. That's a fairly close match there, especially when you consider how many people may have an undiagnosed mental illness. Also, many mental disorders (schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder, etc) can mess with your appetite, energy and motivation. It isn't a far cry from those symptoms to obesity-soon, one's motivation to keep in shape goes as does one's ability to control their appetite and avoid "comfort eating".

Thus, the reason you see so many deluded fat chicks is because, on some level, many of them actually are nuts. Obesity usually comes packaged with some sort of mental illness. You aren't dealing with sane people.

Absolutely. Since hormone levels factor into emotional behavior, and fat effects hormones, it stands to reason that fatties be crazy.

[2Wycked]

delete

[Idlenations]

I propose we have a shame a fatty day, let's not let these wibbly wobbly, Darth Vader breathing manatees get away with such bullshit.

[ZeD9]

What the hell happened to the America where being fat was considered a bad thing, and society encouraged us to look and BE our best? I did it, so can she.

[kbell]

That was maybe 50 years ago when most people were still thin.

[Mekorig]

I applaud the bouncers. If that whale has fallen from the bar, she could sue them foe any injury she did to herself. They were caring for her well beign. Jaja.

[Screwston]

Is everyone trying to have their own mosh pit at this show?