Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 29th Edition
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Oops, sorry, I didn't see that you had posted it already before I replied.Originally posted by elindra:Read about this
Her sister died a few months before her too due to the same causes
Anyways, before them was the Brazilian model who died at 19 because of anorexia.
And just a month ago, a beautiful young lady in her mid-20's here died after having liposuction. She was already model-size before she had that procedure done!
And now, in LA, I read that the latest fad is liposculpting, where the slim ladies go to have their arms removed of whatever little fat there is so the arms look 'sculpted'!
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Thank goodness she was saved!Originally posted by fudgester:On the bright side of things, they are starting to bar stick-thin models from fashion shows.
The modelling industry seriously needs a wake-up call. I know a female friend of mine who was a part-time model. She was under constant pressure to lose weight even though she was in the normal range.
She ended up being an exercise freak who would spend hours at end at a California Fitness gym and became bulimic - she would binge on large amounts of food at a go and throw up the whole thing.
She finally had the good sense to leave the modelling industry and seek help for her eating problems. She now eats regular, moderate meals. -
Don't be so "paiseh".... sorry we walked too fast. When comparing to my hubby, I am actually quite slow so he always has to wait for me.Originally posted by Rhonda:honeymouse, I just feel really paiseh having you guys wait for me, that's all. If I can get myself a nice, patient, easy-going Aussie bloke with a car who drives me out for bushwalks and can wait for slow-paced me, I'll be happy.
Don't worry. It's not a competition and you can take your sweet time.
For bushwalking, you can't really walk together side by side anyway, someone will have to lead. I usually fall behind especially walking up the hills.
Remember my friend you met. We used to go bush walking together and she always had to wait for me too....
Anyway, please let me know what time is your yum cha on Sunday. Would love to join you if I can or if you don't mind.
All right, going home now. Bye bye everyone!!! -
I think I thank god I love to eat too much to stave myself
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damage to the brain due to anorexia?
well, i'm going to be brutal about this.. the moment they CHOSE that way, is when they are okay..
ultimately, they CHOSE to be a bag of antlers... no one forced them to be bags of antlers..
personal responsibility for their own actions mean that they face the consequence of a slow and stupid pointless death by starvation.. i would say Darwinism..
no point blaming the media or whatever.. if they had the sense to reject the raving women-hating queers who run the bloody fashion industry, they won't be in such a sorry state..
it boils down to personal choices.. they made their own bed, now they lie, malnourised, in it.. -
I'm going to orrhz liao ....
have a great day all ...
*toddles off to bed ... -
Nite nite, Fatum!Originally posted by Fatum:I'm going to orrhz liao ....
have a great day all ...
*toddles off to bed ...
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Night Fatum
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Me too! Me too!Originally posted by elindra:I think I thank god I love to eat too much to stave myself
There's this lady in her late 50's working in our ward doing Housekeeping duties. She's plump, and she told me she's tried diet and exercise but she remains plump but she's accepted her body size and thinks that she's still fit and healthy, so she's happy.
I think that's so true! She may be plump, but she has a physically demanding job that makes sure she is on her feet the whole day, plus she rarely falls ill. She's built like an ox!
Fitness and health should be our focus. I don't know which century started this whole nonsense about having to be in a particular size or else you're an 'outcast'.
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Gluttony shall prevail!!!
On a more serious note, going the extreme in either direction is bad. Moderation is the key. I'm not in gluttony mode 24/7 you know -
Yeah... I once knew this plump guy who could eat two large plates of mee goreng in one sitting.Originally posted by Rhonda:Me too! Me too!
There's this lady in her late 50's working in our ward doing Housekeeping duties. She's plump, and she told me she's tried diet and exercise but she remains plump but she's accepted her body size and thinks that she's still fit and healthy, so she's happy.
But was he fit? Hell, yeah. He was a school champion table tennis player. He's not just strong - he's fast... he could beat me hands down when it comes to running.
In the end, I suppose that some people are more genetically predisposed to being plump, having larger and denser bones, etc.
I believe the focus should be more on fitness and less on weight and the size of one's girth. After all, I personally know of a few guys with clinically obese BMIs due to having muscles that can scare Rambo. -
Originally posted by av98m:Gluttony shall prevail!!!
On a more serious note, going the extreme in either direction is bad. Moderation is the key. I'm not in gluttony mode 24/7 you know
Somehow, the last sentence sounds extremely defensive! Hmm... wonder why! -
i think i'm on gluttony mode all the timeOriginally posted by av98m:Gluttony shall prevail!!!
On a more serious note, going the extreme in either direction is bad. Moderation is the key. I'm not in gluttony mode 24/7 you know 
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now i'm wondering if i can knock off early enough to go see a chinese sinseh about the shoulder.. or just let it be..
it's killing me
maybe i'll just go home later and try to sleep it off -
I went to STOMP to take a look
Someone sent a pic of a monitor lizard to STOMP which they took at East Coast Park thinking it is a baby crocodile -
True!Originally posted by fudgester:Yeah... I once knew this plump guy who could eat two large plates of mee goreng in one sitting.
But was he fit? Hell, yeah. He was a school champion table tennis player. He's not just strong - he's fast... he could beat me hands down when it comes to running.
In the end, I suppose that some people are more genetically predisposed to being plump, having larger and denser bones, etc.
I believe the focus should be more on fitness and less on weight and the size of one's girth. After all, I personally know of a few guys with clinically obese BMIs due to having muscles that can scare Rambo.
Oh well, mom drank a glass of full-cream milk everyday when she was pregnant with me. I was born very heavy and big. The Missy weighed me, brought me back to mom, then asked to weigh me again because she couldn't believe I was that heavy.
In Primary School, I cried every start of the school year because I was the tallest in class, so have to line-up right at the back. Not the fattest, mind you, but big compared to all the other scrawny kids in my class. Turned out a few of them got vouchers from the govt for free milk powder cause the school nurses said they were underweight and undersized for our age then. I remembered in Pri 2 or 3, the Missies looked at me when we were queuing up for our weight and height to be taken, and the old Missy said, "This one no problem one! Very well-fed!" Biangz!! I wanted to cry right then!!
Oh well, what to do, born with a 'legacy'! -
Originally posted by Rhonda:
Somehow, the last sentence sounds extremely defensive! Hmm... wonder why! 
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nothign wrong with the liposculting except for the cost i guessOriginally posted by Rhonda:Oops, sorry, I didn't see that you had posted it already before I replied.
Anyways, before them was the Brazilian model who died at 19 because of anorexia.
And just a month ago, a beautiful young lady in her mid-20's here died after having liposuction. She was already model-size before she had that procedure done!
And now, in LA, I read that the latest fad is liposculpting, where the slim ladies go to have their arms removed of whatever little fat there is so the arms look 'sculpted'! 
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bloody heck.. there are loads of monitor lizards near the pandan river right next to my estate...
hmm.. STOMP.. just goes to show what type of people frequent that place
oh.. av.. want to have a look at what your neighbour looks like?Originally posted by elindra:I went to STOMP to take a look
Someone sent a pic of a monitor lizard to STOMP which they took at East Coast Park thinking it is a baby crocodile -
Go Sinseh, then go tah pow Ho Kee Porridge, then when eating, think of your poor deprived sis and me!Originally posted by the Bear:now i'm wondering if i can knock off early enough to go see a chinese sinseh about the shoulder.. or just let it be..
it's killing me
maybe i'll just go home later and try to sleep it off
Actually... not really deprived, cause Sunday, we going to have Pei Dan Chok too!
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Originally posted by elindra:I went to STOMP to take a look
Someone sent a pic of a monitor lizard to STOMP which they took at East Coast Park thinking it is a baby crocodile -
Originally posted by av98m:
*smiles sweetly and sheepishly at you... -
so sad get robbed and then deprived of the slight returnsOriginally posted by Rhonda:True!
Oh well, mom drank a glass of full-cream milk everyday when she was pregnant with me. I was born very heavy and big. The Missy weighed me, brought me back to mom, then asked to weigh me again because she couldn't believe I was that heavy.
In Primary School, I cried every start of the school year because I was the tallest in class, so have to line-up right at the back. Not the fattest, mind you, but big compared to all the other scrawny kids in my class. Turned out a few of them got vouchers from the govt for free milk powder cause the school nurses said they were underweight and undersized for our age then. I remembered in Pri 2 or 3, the Missies looked at me when we were queuing up for our weight and height to be taken, and the old Missy said, "This one no problem one! Very well-fed!" Biangz!! I wanted to cry right then!!
Oh well, what to do, born with a 'legacy'! -
Originally posted by the Bear:bloody heck.. there are loads of monitor lizards near the pandan river right next to my estate...
hmm.. STOMP.. just goes to show what type of people frequent that place
oh.. av.. want to have a look at what your neighbour looks like?
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I was tall for my age but never grew any taller afterOriginally posted by Rhonda:True!
Oh well, mom drank a glass of full-cream milk everyday when she was pregnant with me. I was born very heavy and big. The Missy weighed me, brought me back to mom, then asked to weigh me again because she couldn't believe I was that heavy.
In Primary School, I cried every start of the school year because I was the tallest in class, so have to line-up right at the back. Not the fattest, mind you, but big compared to all the other scrawny kids in my class. Turned out a few of them got vouchers from the govt for free milk powder cause the school nurses said they were underweight and undersized for our age then. I remembered in Pri 2 or 3, the Missies looked at me when we were queuing up for our weight and height to be taken, and the old Missy said, "This one no problem one! Very well-fed!" Biangz!! I wanted to cry right then!!
Oh well, what to do, born with a 'legacy'!
I guess it's in the genes
My parents are short
I onyl knew my mum drank soymilk and ate tau huey everyday cos they believe that will make the baby fair