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you know i'm all for things revealing and seductive but i just can't shake the feeling that spandex capris seem like sweat pants for hookers.
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Some of these hair fads get to me
1. Hair extensions Sigh...yet another fake body part on the market. Why are these women paying for something that their body can do natually within 3 or 4 months? I'm terribly vexed. http://www.tenderehair.com/images/befaft_1.jpg 2. Also featured in the photo, two tone hair color. Everytime I get my hair cut, I get harassed by some salon bimbo (that looks just like the woman pictured) to put some dark streaks or "lowlights" in my hair. In my opinion it looks like hell. Am I wrong? |
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If you're talking about ratio, then we're probably not number one but we'd likely be behind countries that are not even close to having as great of a population. In terms of who just plain has the greatest quantity of fatties, I'm pretty sure it's us. |
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I thought America was already the most overweight country. It comes as a shock that it isn't :laughing: seriously I am surprised.
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>> Obesity in the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Perhaps also interesting : >> Epidemiology of obesity - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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Yeah, I thought we were a bunch of fatties. Well, we are, but I had no idea there were so many fat people in the Middle East. I hope I don't follow in the footsteps of my heritage :( I would hate being a fat person.
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I thought Pacific Islands nations like Nauru or Vanuautu were some of the fattest
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Looking at that page, what one should remember is that quite a few of the nations mentioned are relatively small, for example Bahrain with a population of 1.2 million people who are probably quite culturally alike are compared to a nation like USA which comprises over 300 million people and everywhere from really poor people to very rich people in very different cultures.
I'm sure if you split up America into different cultures or geographical regions and so on, you would find different groups of people that would vary a lot. Some of them would be tremendously fat I'm sure while others would probably be much thinner. Also, the test seems to be for obesity rather than people being fat and although the correlation between fat and obese is probably quite similar across borders, if you only look at obesity, you could perhaps in theory have a country where 100% of the population is fat but they don't make the list because not enough of them are obese. Furthermore, the guy who published it to his blog has done his own calculations. It's not scientific studies - or at least we don't know the sources for the data. Fun, but think before you swallow it whole. edit : I argued that certain trends in big nations like America may not be well represented in such nation-wide statistics. Here's an example : Quote:
Judging by that bit of info, afro-american women seem to blow those Quatar first-placers right out of the water. |
...back on topic. anybody else think girls that wear their t-shirts like this might be trying a bit too hard?
http://tshirtwebsites.com/wp-content...07/08/milf.png everything about that style just oozes promiscuity. |
What about fancy cut beard? Ugh I hate that.
http://www.oojudoo-oojufink.com/barb...er_etching.jpg http://www.oojudoo-oojufink.com/barb...er_etching.jpg http://nonphotographer.files.wordpre...0/_dsc6235.JPG Having a beard is of course manly since traditionally beards are something only men grow. What's not so manly is frizzing and styling it like a prize poodle. Also, shaving or even colouring stripes in your eyebrow(s). Not cool. http://maquinazero.files.wordpress.c...0/basofe01.jpg |
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Especially girls that constantly pick the scabs off them all the time |
Tbh, I cant think of any piercings that make you look anything other than quite immature.
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there are these shirts for girls that are very popular these days, they are billowy and make them look very unshapely and fat, very unattractive on girls that have shape. I dont know what to call it, its often worn with jeans and not a skirt.
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It was more of a "my mum doesnt want me to get a piercing" when I was young, the choice I was faced with, was the nose, or the belly. I'm glad I never got a facial piercing. edit: Although I don't have any chain like things hanging from it. Just a small silver bar. |
You can still, you know, take it out.
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It would leave 2 holes...
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They heal ;)
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And leave 2 indented holes, and I already have a rather medium sized scar which half gets hidden by it. It isn't going cause, I paid good money for it!! haha kidding, I take it out alot, for months at a time. It just always ends up going back in for a few months.
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I don't see what's so bad about belly button rings. Of course it's a personal preference thing, but I don't see how they could be viewed on the same level as those stupid bump-it hair things or whatever. To be honest I rather like them :o: Keep it!
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to me belly rings depend on the person. Some can pull it off while can't. But if you are like 300lbs you don't need it. Just like a 300lbs person don't need to be wearing tube tops or spaghetti strap shirts.lol
thanks the iron man |
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i did back in th day thanks for reminding me of it
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Imagine if you took the bottom ones eyebrows, the top ones stupid hair, the next ones zig zags and the next ones dodgy ear piercings and made one mega-cunt... That seriously is enough to make me very nearly implode. |
I don't know if these horrible things have been mentioned yet.
Moderator cut: image removed Tell you what, why don't you just tattoo 'I HAVE NO IMAGINATION' on your forehead instead. |
Ahhh yes tramp stamps. They are sinfully ugly for sure. If they ever look good, its the woman they're on and has nothing to do with the tatt.
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