Being fat/getting cancer
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Being fat/getting cancer
I'm not a doctor and I'm not fat.These latest findings just really annoy me.
Like everyone else I have had friends and family,close and not close affected by cancer either in the past or currently fighting it.
NEVER have I known anyone in the fat or overweight category (yes I am talking pre illness).In fact many of them didn't even drink or smoke either.
Still think we know stuff all about cancer.
Like everyone else I have had friends and family,close and not close affected by cancer either in the past or currently fighting it.
NEVER have I known anyone in the fat or overweight category (yes I am talking pre illness).In fact many of them didn't even drink or smoke either.
Still think we know stuff all about cancer.
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It's just another way for the Government to make obesity as "anti-social" as smoking. Look at all those fat people - it's them getting cancer which means I have to pay more tax, yadda yadda yadda!
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Ok
So maybe it's just scare tactics to get the lard ***** to lose some weight...
Whatever the reasoning behind it, if it helps slim down our slobbish society, then all good
PS Pavorotti was a real Bean Pole
So maybe it's just scare tactics to get the lard ***** to lose some weight...
Whatever the reasoning behind it, if it helps slim down our slobbish society, then all good
PS Pavorotti was a real Bean Pole
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Basically if you're alive you have a risk of catching / developing something and dying. Personally I'd rather live a few years less and enjoy it than sit in a cave eating lettuce leaves till I'm 110.
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Could scarce beleive the nannying blaggotry they came out with on the 9pm ? bbc news couple nights back concerning this....
anybody whos slightly less than perfect is going to cost Mr brown.s party money at the health desk is how i read it
anybody whos slightly less than perfect is going to cost Mr brown.s party money at the health desk is how i read it
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The BBCs representation of this news article was woeful the other day.
"Research has shown that red meat gives you cancer" "Research has shown that alcohol gives you cancer", "Being fat gives you cancer" etc...
Then some woman on with bowel cancer who THINKS that because she ate a lot of red meat once that's what gave her the cancer - Great science...
So it seems the only way to guarantee not getting cancer is not to be born at all. Because, breathing, eating or drinking may lead to a cell mutation of the worst order...
Apparantly playing on motorways increases your chances of being run over and going to a football match increases your chances of seeing a football match...
Eeeee by gum
"Research has shown that red meat gives you cancer" "Research has shown that alcohol gives you cancer", "Being fat gives you cancer" etc...
Then some woman on with bowel cancer who THINKS that because she ate a lot of red meat once that's what gave her the cancer - Great science...
So it seems the only way to guarantee not getting cancer is not to be born at all. Because, breathing, eating or drinking may lead to a cell mutation of the worst order...
Apparantly playing on motorways increases your chances of being run over and going to a football match increases your chances of seeing a football match...
Eeeee by gum
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Just out of interest, but what the **** does it matter to you if someone is fat?
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I think what they were trying to say is that it is advisable to lead a healthy lifestyle if you want to minimize the risks of developing a fatal illness. Common sense really.
What really annoys me though is those people who say 'i'd rather live less and enjoy myself', well if you have ever actually seen cancer in somebody and watch it literally destroy them infront of you, you'd know that cancer is not something to take lightly. It is one of the worst ways to go. Fit people have more chance of fighting back, fact.
What really annoys me though is those people who say 'i'd rather live less and enjoy myself', well if you have ever actually seen cancer in somebody and watch it literally destroy them infront of you, you'd know that cancer is not something to take lightly. It is one of the worst ways to go. Fit people have more chance of fighting back, fact.
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Just out of interest, but what the **** does it matter to you if someone is fat?
Touch a nerve chubby ?
Infract away salad dodgers (or is it your thyroid again ?)
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I'm not a doctor and I'm not fat.These latest findings just really annoy me.
Like everyone else I have had friends and family,close and not close affected by cancer either in the past or currently fighting it.
NEVER have I known anyone in the fat or overweight category (yes I am talking pre illness).In fact many of them didn't even drink or smoke either.
Still think we know stuff all about cancer.
Like everyone else I have had friends and family,close and not close affected by cancer either in the past or currently fighting it.
NEVER have I known anyone in the fat or overweight category (yes I am talking pre illness).In fact many of them didn't even drink or smoke either.
Still think we know stuff all about cancer.
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I think what they were trying to say is that it is advisable to lead a healthy lifestyle if you want to minimize the risks of developing a fatal illness. Common sense really.
What really annoys me though is those people who say 'i'd rather live less and enjoy myself', well if you have ever actually seen cancer in somebody and watch it literally destroy them infront of you, you'd know that cancer is not something to take lightly. It is one of the worst ways to go. Fit people have more chance of fighting back, fact.
What really annoys me though is those people who say 'i'd rather live less and enjoy myself', well if you have ever actually seen cancer in somebody and watch it literally destroy them infront of you, you'd know that cancer is not something to take lightly. It is one of the worst ways to go. Fit people have more chance of fighting back, fact.
OK but........
There are some pretty miserable ways of dieing other than by cancer. I really wouldn't want to suffer from Alzeimers for several years or be disabled by a stroke or just live a lonely life out in a home. And I have seen the comparisons.
So I'll stay with the steak and claret for the time being dl
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But then I'm not a cvnt
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What exactly are we meant to eat, from what I can see its basically, fruit, nuts and water as long as it is organic, free of sodium and any kind of preservatives.
They moan about people living longer and costing in pensions, might as well just get on with it, be sensible, eat some crap, drink some beer with reasonable bounds and eventually cark it, its like trying to keep your car like when it was new, sods law something will happen to it anyway !
Life expectancy keeps on rising, certainly for the middle classes, ffs do we really want Daily Mail Readers living until they are over a 100 !
They moan about people living longer and costing in pensions, might as well just get on with it, be sensible, eat some crap, drink some beer with reasonable bounds and eventually cark it, its like trying to keep your car like when it was new, sods law something will happen to it anyway !
Life expectancy keeps on rising, certainly for the middle classes, ffs do we really want Daily Mail Readers living until they are over a 100 !
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Flash wants us to live a thoroughly miserable existence living on bread water and the odd grass cutting,stay in as much as possible whilst being taxed to buggery for everything possible and then jump off something tall aged 63.5 so as not to impinge on a creaking health service ...
This and only this will balance the books
This and only this will balance the books
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But then I'm not a cvnt
Not at all, I'm not overweight, I just don't have an irrational dislike of someone that is.
I do however have little respect for fat people. As i previously mentioned, what I do feel is that most grossly overweight people tend to be lazy, seem to carry around a definitive 'fat smell', and tend to blame their weight issues on everything other than how it's actually caused
ie. consuming more calories than they are expending
I have very little sympathy for those who don't look after their bodies and let themselves slide into one of the sorry sights that we see around Britain's streets today.
They should have a bit of pride and do something about it..... IMHO (I am still allowed to have an opinion even if you don't agree ???)
To the few exceptions who genuinely have medical conditions that cause their obesity, then that's totally different........
I'm simply talking about those that stuff their faces full of rubbish and don't exercise.
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Ask any nurse what he/she thinks about having to move a bloater in their hospital bed. My wife was 4 months pregnant and some porker was telling her to be careful as she head a back back
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Nothing irrational about it at all ....and nowhere did I say that I dislike fat people.
I do however have little respect for fat people. As i previously mentioned, what I do feel is that most grossly overweight people tend to be lazy, seem to carry around a definitive 'fat smell', and tend to blame their weight issues on everything other than how it's actually caused
ie. consuming more calories than they are expending
I have very little sympathy for those who don't look after their bodies and let themselves slide into one of the sorry sights that we see around Britain's streets today.
They should have a bit of pride and do something about it..... IMHO (I am still allowed to have an opinion even if you don't agree ???)
To the few exceptions who genuinely have medical conditions that cause their obesity, then that's totally different........
I'm simply talking about those that stuff their faces full of rubbish and don't exercise.
I do however have little respect for fat people. As i previously mentioned, what I do feel is that most grossly overweight people tend to be lazy, seem to carry around a definitive 'fat smell', and tend to blame their weight issues on everything other than how it's actually caused
ie. consuming more calories than they are expending
I have very little sympathy for those who don't look after their bodies and let themselves slide into one of the sorry sights that we see around Britain's streets today.
They should have a bit of pride and do something about it..... IMHO (I am still allowed to have an opinion even if you don't agree ???)
To the few exceptions who genuinely have medical conditions that cause their obesity, then that's totally different........
I'm simply talking about those that stuff their faces full of rubbish and don't exercise.
I'm overweight. I'm also fairly fit as well as I do plenty, don't drink much and have a 7 month old lad to look after all the time. I'm not lazy, I work very hard around the home and in my work life, I smell normal and I don't make excuses - I'm overweight cos I like my food, although latterly I've put more weight on as I gave up smoking when my lad was born.
I can do more exercise to lose some weight now if I CHOOSE (and once I'm not so knackered from 4 hours sleep each night), and I can keep a good balance. I'm 6 ft and weigh about 18.5 stone. I look pretty good, I'm fit and healthy and haven't been to the docs for over 7 years with anything more than blocked sinuses (which was down to smoking, which I don't do now).
I am technically overweight according to the sparrow legged lady boys that set the figures at the NHS/Government etc
I would imagine you are one of those gym freaks though that lives for the gym and wears those god awful gym pants, or just a short **** that has a problem with people bigger than him?
So, what exactly is your problem with me being overweight cos I like eating? It doesn't cause me illness and cost the NHS anything, I spend more on food so put more into the economy each week, I don't have an unhealthy obsession with gyms, and what I do in no way affects your life at all, yet you have no respect for me?
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Not nice, is it?
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yet you have no respect for me?
You are carrying a bit much weight (as you stated yourself) and are endangering your health, that's all. Seems a strange choice to make, considering that in your case you do appear to have a choice....but hey if you are happy with it, then whatever.
I would imagine you are one of those gym freaks though that lives for the gym and wears those god awful gym pants, or just a short **** that has a problem with people bigger than him?
For someone who had (has) mental health problems you sure like stereotyping. I'm sure you know the stereotypes that are given those with mental ill health.
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Not nice, is it?
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Not nice, is it?
Doesn't bother me in the slightest. I know my mind better than most know theirs ... and it's now working as it should thanks.
Don't have a sore point about my 'issues' ... unlike some on here