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| fat black, canadian, fat man scoop, biography/autobiography, funny picture of fat people, starvation imagery, celebrities, fat black girl, chat uk, recipe, fat black woman, low carb dining, news, fat woman, leon kaplan, matters, media, women, low fat cooking, think, fat nude, fat black ass, eat, politics, | Posted on December 16, 2005 in Acceptance. health and fitness 20 comments. Fat the Next Eternal Flame War? Ever since I can remember, there's been one argument out there on the web that goes health and fitness in circles. Again, and again, and again. It's "Mac versus PC". It's a stupid argument, a silly waste of everyone's time, and one of the least productive "flame wars" out there. But now I'm starting to wonder if "fat versus thin" is the next flame war that won't go away. I'd like to direct you to this LiveJournal entry. It is health and fitness a link on a fellow's blog to the news that, collectively, fat people need bigger needles for injections. It was discussed here in the Forums. But check that out: 650+ comments. Look through some of them, and you'll see lots of gems. Some people support fat acceptance, but most go back and forth about healthy versus unhealthy, "slightly" fat people versus "morbidly obese" people, and the like. |
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| Be sure to check both of them out, and if you haven't subscribed to the feed, what are you waiting for? Second thing's second: thanks to everyone for reading and participating at BFB this year! There are great things in store for 2006, and I hope you'll all stick around to see what happens. low carb dining I sincerely hope everyone reading has a wonderful holiday season. Posted on December 22, 2005 in BFB-Related News. 8 comments. Chicago's Buses To Get Bigger Seats Good news: Chicago's CTA and Pace (suburban) buses will have wider low carb dining seats starting next year. low carb dining They're going up from 17.5" (44.45cm) across to 18" (45.72cm) across. Despite the small increase, this will make Chicago's bus seats the biggest in the nation. Despite the few spoil-sports quoted in the article (Dave Grotto, a dietitian and spokesman for the American Dietetic Association, who trots out the "Fat people are costing us more in healthcare, and now we're seeing the result of the obesity epidemic" whine), I see this as a positive move. |
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