"Shut the f**k up!"

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  • SwimFan1981
    SwimFan1981 Posts: 1,430 Member
    When did 'you are not skinny' = 'you are fat'?


    Agreed.
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  • Effulgence
    Effulgence Posts: 22 Member
    People lol
  • Effulgence
    Effulgence Posts: 22 Member
    "So you do think I'm fat..?" and he goes "Yeah but you're still hott."

    He was such a complete creep. So glad he's out of my life now.

    Ask stupid question...

    Lol, I was just trying to clarify because he was just going on about how awesome my body was...
  • KatyCrum6969
    KatyCrum6969 Posts: 124 Member
    Since when does "not skinny"="fat"?
    When he got to that part he got this weird look on his face, like he was trying to figure out how best to describe it without completely insulting me. So it wasn't entirely what he said, but how he said it.
    Because I already answered and people are asking again.
  • KatyCrum6969
    KatyCrum6969 Posts: 124 Member
    Have you guys ever had moments like that? Where someone says something to you that they mean as a compliment, but you think about and you're just like "CHILD, I WILL SMACK YOU"? If so, please share! :laugh:

    "You look good for your age", I think sounds backhanded. It irritates me. Why do they have to end it with "for your age"? :laugh:
    :laugh: People are so silly sometimes!
  • pinkraynedropjacki
    pinkraynedropjacki Posts: 3,027 Member
    see the thing is, it's much harder to get dem skinny bishes to be f**k buddies

    Sorry but this is the top response. I love it.



    SO you would rather him NOT say anything, or better still.... lie? Wait. I thought it was everyone's RIGHT to say what they want...isn't that the whole 'freedom of speech' people keep droning on about? So now you can't tell a fat person they are fat? Wow. I think I'll remember that next time & just tell them they look fantastic & no need to exercise or put that junk food away. I may hurt feelings.
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