Woman given card from "Overweight haters"

[BrabusMog]

blindswelledrat said:

BrabusMog said:

Why is it that fat people take any criticism so negatively? Because they know they need to sort themselves out but are too lazy to do it?

Because it's insulting and none of anyone elses business?
You don't just go around telling people what that should be doing, and yet you are confused why fat people don't fall outside of this perfectly normal social rule?

I didn't call anyone fat. I also "don't just go around telling people what they should be doing".

My post was probably a bit out of order as it was baited with a Super Size McDonald's and you just jumped on the hook.

[exitwound]

roboxm3 said:

exitwound said:

Most of our theatre time here is taken up with weight loss bariatric surgery patients, with guys with urological problems(..avoid caffeine, red wine, green tea etc..)in second place, ..and young, fit, ripped guys with hernias in third place.

Does it bother me? No, as it all pays my salary and keeps me and my BBW adult glam. model size 20 wife, in a decent lifestyle..

What's wrong with green tea??

Might be good for circulation, but it will irritate your bladder if your a regular user.

Caffeine is the worst though.. Got a lot of business for that with lots of Coke and coffee (decaff for the win!) drinkers. If you indulge, make sure you drink a lot of water and regularly.

[blindswelledrat]

BrabusMog said:

I didn't call anyone fat. I also "don't just go around telling people what they should be doing".

Well in order for a fat person to hate criticism there is the implication that you have criticised them for being fat

Brabus said:

My post was probably a bit out of order as it was baited with a Super Size McDonald's and you just jumped on the hook.

[exitwound]

Who remembers Bad Manners..

http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=bad%20manners%...

Edited by exitwound on Thursday 3rd December 14:31

Edited by exitwound on Thursday 3rd December 14:32

[blindswelledrat]

exitwound said:

Got a lot of business for that with lots of Coke and coffee (decaff for the win!) drinkers.

Is this in English? Ive re-read it about 6 times and I have still no idea what it means.

[johnwilliams77]

blindswelledrat said:

Is this in English? Ive re-read it about 6 times and I have still no idea what it means.

Caffeine causes a lot of medical issues hence 'decaf for the win'.

[Mark Benson]

roboxm3 said:

exitwound said:

Most of our theatre time here is taken up with weight loss bariatric surgery patients, with guys with urological problems(..avoid caffeine, red wine, green tea etc..)in second place, ..and young, fit, ripped guys with hernias in third place.

Does it bother me? No, as it all pays my salary and keeps me and my BBW adult glam. model size 20 wife, in a decent lifestyle..

What's wrong with green tea??

I was wondering the same. Green tea every morning after the gym (36" waist fatty here, but I do an hour a morning weekdays at the gym).

It's true what they (someone on here I think) says though, gym for fitness, kitchen for losing weight. Been going a year now and lost no weight whatsoever (but feel great).

Anyway - green tea, what's the problem with it?

Oh, and BBW - had to look that one up, what a sheltered life I've lead......

[exitwound]

blindswelledrat said:

exitwound said:

Got a lot of business for that with lots of Coke and coffee (decaff for the win!) drinkers.

Is this in English? Ive re-read it about 6 times and I have still no idea what it means.

This is a hospital. We have a lot of patients coming and going with bladder problems, usually middle-aged guys upwards. Drinking Coca-Cola, coffee, wine, and green tea are among the commonest causes of this bladder irritation which requires an uncomfortable but non-invasive investigation which takes the form of an endoscope inserted into your penis and up into your bladder for a look around.

Everything in moderation as they say, so easy on the caffeine/alcohol/green tea, take plenty of water. Its a very common ailment among us guys..

I like green tea myself, but its no magic bullet for health issues. Water, fruit, veg, oily fish etc.. Try and be aware of the salt, sugar and caffeine content of your intake, but enjoying good food is one of lives treats so don't be a slave to healthy eating as that's no good either..

Edited by exitwound on Thursday 3rd December 14:45

[Hoofy]

exitwound said:

Might be good for circulation, but it will irritate your bladder if your a regular user.

What do you mean by irritate the bladder?

[Mark Benson]

exitwound said:

don't be a slave to healthy eating as that's no good either..

Well that's never going to happen, hence me still being a 36" waist

[Beati Dogu]

Hoofy said:

What do you mean by irritate the bladder?

It pisses it right off apparently.

[dudleybloke]

Is normal tea OK?
I drink loads of the stuff.

[foxsasha]

exitwound said:

....which requires an uncomfortable but non-invasive investigation which takes the form of an endoscope inserted into your penis and up into your bladder for a look around.

Take my word for it, you don't want to go through that. Certainly not in a room with a Dr, two nurses and a student all keenly watching the procedure Or so my friend tells me....

[sparkythecat]

Beati Dogu said:

Hoofy said:

What do you mean by irritate the bladder?

It pisses it right off apparently.

[WestyCarl]

exitwound said:

non-invasive......... endoscope inserted into your penis

Edited by exitwound on Thursday 3rd December 14:45

I'd hate to know what you class as evasive

[Hoofy]

WestyCarl said:

exitwound said:

non-invasive......... endoscope inserted into your penis

Edited by exitwound on Thursday 3rd December 14:45

I'd hate to know what you class as evasive

The whole camera crew go in with the camera?

[Hoofy]

sparkythecat said:

Beati Dogu said:

Hoofy said:

What do you mean by irritate the bladder?

It pisses it right off apparently.

[Hoofy]

dudleybloke said:

Is normal tea OK?
I drink loads of the stuff.

It contains caffeine, too. Plus each cup of sweet, white tea contains about 70kcals so if you do have too many cups, you'll get a card from a hipster.

[FredClogs]

blindswelledrat said:

exitwound said:

Got a lot of business for that with lots of Coke and coffee (decaff for the win!) drinkers.

Is this in English? Ive re-read it about 6 times and I have still no idea what it means.

He's a doctor (I deduce) you should try and decipher what they're on about when it's in their hand writing.

First rule of doctoring - don't let the patient understand what you're on about.

[FredClogs]

exitwound said:

blindswelledrat said:

exitwound said:

Got a lot of business for that with lots of Coke and coffee (decaff for the win!) drinkers.

Is this in English? Ive re-read it about 6 times and I have still no idea what it means.

This is a hospital. We have a lot of patients coming and going with bladder problems, usually middle-aged guys upwards. Drinking Coca-Cola, coffee, wine, and green tea are among the commonest causes of this bladder irritation which requires an uncomfortable but non-invasive investigation which takes the form of an endoscope inserted into your penis and up into your bladder for a look around.

Everything in moderation as they say, so easy on the caffeine/alcohol/green tea, take plenty of water. Its a very common ailment among us guys..

I like green tea myself, but its no magic bullet for health issues. Water, fruit, veg, oily fish etc.. Try and be aware of the salt, sugar and caffeine content of your intake, but enjoying good food is one of lives treats so don't be a slave to healthy eating as that's no good either..

Edited by exitwound on Thursday 3rd December 14:45

What about excessive Ketamine abuse?