Re: Fun Facts About the Shimmie
Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2009 2:43 pm
But they're fat in all the right places...
Exactly Which make them love-handles. You gotta love those ones! Mmmhmm! Tasty!Caesius wrote:But they're fat in all the right places...
Dude, chill out. Now, I can't believe this is almost a discussion about weight issues about drawings. I'm not gonna go there. Now, if you are referring to weight issues on actual people, then yeah, that is true. But fat isn't "EXTREMELY BAD" for my help, there are tons of other things that are worse than "being fat," like angina pectoris, cancer, having kidney stones while having only one, a collapsed lung, being an alcoholic... Now, why would I have to feel "deeply ashamed for approving" of being fat? First, I never said "fat is all right!" unless you took my joke as something serious (which you shouldn't). Second, there are fat people around, okay? Do I approve of them being fat? Not quite, but it isn't right to go hawking them telling them to get their ass on a treadmill. I wanted to go with the "how fat is fat" argument but, although it is relevant, would make me waste my time more than what I've already done.Blue123 wrote:Being fat is EXTREMELY BAD FOR YOUR HEALTH and is never good. You should feel deeply ashamed for approving of it.
I think that's precisely what Emi is saying.Caesius wrote: pic
Seriously, what the hell?
Missing a limb does not really limit your life span, or make pre-existing health conditions worse. It makes life somewhat more inconvenient, and it will take extra effort to do some things. That is, unless you think of disabilities as a disease. ^___^Caesius wrote:You know what else is bad for your health?
Missing some arms or legs, or having burns over 50% of your body.
These comments were a bit viral on the Shimmie, I could understand why they could grate on somebody's nerves.Juno wrote:Blue's disability is disliking thunder thighs and DAT ASSes.
The general 4chanization of the shimmie is a big part of the reason why there's not much hurry to bring comments back. And when there's a captcha on every comment, I hope that will be some incentive to post more than a silly one-liner meme unless it's a particularly good one.Deimos wrote: These comments were a bit viral on the Shimmie, I could understand why they could grate on somebody's nerves.
Well, I didn't mean the memes but the actual body fat. He sounded like an pissed off dietician, or a surgeon trying to sell liposuctions.Deimos wrote:These comments were a bit viral on the Shimmie, I could understand why they could grate on somebody's nerves.
If you have ever been witness to what adipose bodies can suffer his rage is understandable. Old fat people who have diabetes mellitus and whose flesh is rotting under rings of fat but you only smell and detect it when you lift that layer of fat around it are not a wonderful picture to remember patients, for example.Juno wrote:Well, I didn't mean the memes but the actual body fat. He sounded like an pissed off dietician, or a surgeon trying to sell liposuctions.Deimos wrote:These comments were a bit viral on the Shimmie, I could understand why they could grate on somebody's nerves.
Allow me one question to the artists or people in general who visited the shimmie. "Was there a comment that moved or touched you, something beyond mere recognition of good work or plain admiration of the displayed skills that made some other comments more tolerable?"delta wrote:And when there's a captcha on every comment, I hope that will be some incentive to post more than a silly one-liner meme unless it's a particularly good one.
I'd say that the recent trend of posting the "OMG SURE IS DEVS POSTING ON HERE SHOULDN'T YOU BE MAKING A GAME GUYS" type of /jp/ stupidity made me pretty angry. I guess that is not what you wanted to hear but it is the answer to your question.Deimos wrote:Was there a comment that moved or touched you