Fat People Versus Thin People--Care to add any? :O)
By GreatMartin
@GreatMartin (23670)
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
October 14, 2015 8:52am CST
(Hopefully my last 'fat' discussion until the holidays!
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There are exceptions to every rule BUT:
Fat people have their fork/spoon filled with food as soon as they stuff their mouth with the previous fork/spoon mouthful. Skinny people put their fork/spoon down between bites.
Fat people eat faster than thin people.
Thin people wear vertical stripes because they like them. Fat people wear vertical stripes because they think it makes them look thinner.
Fat people, mainly men, wear their shirts outside of their shorts/trousers thinking they are hiding their fat.
Fat people plan everything around food no matter what the event.
Thin people wait for the pizza to cool off a bit while fat people burn their tongues.
Fat people hide behind someone/something when their picture is being taken.
Thin people don't think about their next meal while eating their current meal.
Thin people leave some food (even dessert!) on their plate.
Fat people don't say "I can't finish this, do you want it?"
Thin people's throats lock when they are angry, sad, mad, upset, etc., while the fat person's throat opens wide.
Thin people do NOT eat as much as fat people.
More fat people take home doggie bags than thin people and will eat the food BEFORE they had planned to eat it--like they thought they would have it the next day for a meal.
There are more fat people than thin people at buffets.
Fat people will average 4-5 more trips at buffets than thin people and their plates will be piled higher.
Thin people don't hide food, fat people do.
Fat people will buy more '50%' off sweets the day after a holiday.
Fat people will eat while doing something else--watching TV, reading, working, etc.,--than thin people.
Thin people will not consume a whole package of something at one sitting, saving some for later, while fat people will eat the whole thing.
When eating finger food--chips, popcorn, peanuts, candy, etc.,--they will have another fistful before they have consumed the former fistful.
Fat people will be finished eating first in restaurants while thin people will stop eating first at 'in home' dinners.
More fat people will 'taste' food from someone else's plate.
Fat people will lie about their weight while more thin people will get on a scale in a public place.
Thin people eat because they have to. Fat people eat because they want to.
Fat people don't need an excuse to eat--they eat because they are happy, sad, in love, not in love, it's snowing, it's not snowing, etc., for whatever reason they can come up with.
More fat people wear purple than thin people.
More fat people want/need to lose weight but they don't.
Most fat people, mainly women, will wear something around or above their neck to try and distract from their body--a scarf, piece of jewelry, a new hairdo, etc.,--while a thin person will because they like it.
Fat people will eat even when they are not hungry.
Fat people don't say "I'm full. I couldn't eat another bite."
Thin people don't have food 'calling' them from the fridge.
Thin people won't eat 'bad' pizza.
Fat people will eat frozen cakes before they are thawed. (Hello Sara Lee!)
At 3 PM in the afternoon you will see fat people taking a food break at fast food places while thin people will just be having a cup of coffee.
Care to add any??????? :o)
)
There are exceptions to every rule BUT:
Fat people have their fork/spoon filled with food as soon as they stuff their mouth with the previous fork/spoon mouthful. Skinny people put their fork/spoon down between bites.
Fat people eat faster than thin people.
Thin people wear vertical stripes because they like them. Fat people wear vertical stripes because they think it makes them look thinner.
Fat people, mainly men, wear their shirts outside of their shorts/trousers thinking they are hiding their fat.
Fat people plan everything around food no matter what the event.
Thin people wait for the pizza to cool off a bit while fat people burn their tongues.
Fat people hide behind someone/something when their picture is being taken.
Thin people don't think about their next meal while eating their current meal.
Thin people leave some food (even dessert!) on their plate.
Fat people don't say "I can't finish this, do you want it?"
Thin people's throats lock when they are angry, sad, mad, upset, etc., while the fat person's throat opens wide.
Thin people do NOT eat as much as fat people.
More fat people take home doggie bags than thin people and will eat the food BEFORE they had planned to eat it--like they thought they would have it the next day for a meal.
There are more fat people than thin people at buffets.
Fat people will average 4-5 more trips at buffets than thin people and their plates will be piled higher.
Thin people don't hide food, fat people do.
Fat people will buy more '50%' off sweets the day after a holiday.
Fat people will eat while doing something else--watching TV, reading, working, etc.,--than thin people.
Thin people will not consume a whole package of something at one sitting, saving some for later, while fat people will eat the whole thing.
When eating finger food--chips, popcorn, peanuts, candy, etc.,--they will have another fistful before they have consumed the former fistful.
Fat people will be finished eating first in restaurants while thin people will stop eating first at 'in home' dinners.
More fat people will 'taste' food from someone else's plate.
Fat people will lie about their weight while more thin people will get on a scale in a public place.
Thin people eat because they have to. Fat people eat because they want to.
Fat people don't need an excuse to eat--they eat because they are happy, sad, in love, not in love, it's snowing, it's not snowing, etc., for whatever reason they can come up with.
More fat people wear purple than thin people.
More fat people want/need to lose weight but they don't.
Most fat people, mainly women, will wear something around or above their neck to try and distract from their body--a scarf, piece of jewelry, a new hairdo, etc.,--while a thin person will because they like it.
Fat people will eat even when they are not hungry.
Fat people don't say "I'm full. I couldn't eat another bite."
Thin people don't have food 'calling' them from the fridge.
Thin people won't eat 'bad' pizza.
Fat people will eat frozen cakes before they are thawed. (Hello Sara Lee!)
At 3 PM in the afternoon you will see fat people taking a food break at fast food places while thin people will just be having a cup of coffee.
Care to add any??????? :o)12 people like this
11 responses
@bluesa (15022)
• Johannesburg, South Africa
15 Oct 15
I was skinny till I turned 30, then I started gaining weight, it is because I am an emotional eater, and I love to spend time thinking about the next pudding or cake I can make or bake, rather than how much sit ups I can do the next day.
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@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
15 Oct 15
Welcome to the fat club--I too am an emotional eater--show me bird flying and I get emotional and eat--if I have emotions I eat--if I am not feeling any emotions I eat. I stopped baking because I burnt my fingers and mouth too many times--couldn't wait for it to cool off?


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@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
27 Oct 15
@jillybean1222 I love to eat--period!!! LOL

@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
15 Oct 15
Just as there are very few fat people who are fat because of thyroid problems thin people aren't that way because of WORMS!! It is because of the way they don't and do eat.
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@vandana7 (102698)
• India
15 Oct 15
@GreatMartin ..I would tax all tasty food based on number of helpings. So if you ordered one small ice cream, in a week, you would pay so much tax, but if it was the second in the week, bang, you pay more tax because eventually it is the tax payer that has to pay for health care. Everybody should take care of their health.
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@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
15 Oct 15
@vandana7 And would you give a bonus to the one who doesn't eat any ice cream at all?? And how would you know if I bought a second ice cream at another store? And would I have to show ID at both stores? And would the government keep records of how many ice creams I had? And who defines 'tasty'?
And no most people pay for their own health care with insurance policies and co-payments and being overcharged for meds and procedures.
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@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
26 Oct 15
@jstory07 There you go!! I'm all for that!!
@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
23 Oct 15
There is always something to add!! 


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@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
17 Oct 15
As the saying goes "Been there, done that!" 



@softbabe44 (5815)
• Vancouver, Washington
14 Oct 15
sooner or later somebody has to get smarter then some but get that 20 minute walk in and plan the next
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@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
15 Oct 15
And what does that have to do with the discussion? Many people--fat and thin--are limited in walking. I use to love to walk but because of P.A.D. I can just about make 2 blocks. :O)
@softbabe44 (5815)
• Vancouver, Washington
22 Oct 15
@GreatMartin i realize some can't do it i was meaning for us who can thats all
@Missmwngi (12915)
• Nairobi, Kenya
14 Oct 15
I guess sometimes you can have thin people who eat alot just that they don't get fat. There are also fat people who are not fat because they eat alot. Personally i am thin and i eat alot
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@GardenGerty (169505)
• United States
14 Oct 15
Thin people tend to have faster metabolism and can eat more without gaining. I know lots of thin people who do eat a lot. I think thin people eat to fuel their body, and fat people eat to fuel their emotions.
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@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
14 Oct 15
@GardenGerty I disagree with you--that is an excuse fat people use--yes some thin people SEEM to eat a lot but if you asked them to keep a food diary for ONE day you would see that isn't true.
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@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
14 Oct 15
See my comment to @GardenGerty Margaret @Missmwngi What did you eat in the last 24 hours EXACTLY--like not 'a pizza' but 'TWO slices of pizza'--a whole doughnut or a bite of a doughnut? You as a thin person think you eat a lot but to a fat person it would be laughable. 

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@GardenGerty (169505)
• United States
14 Oct 15
Fat people move efficiently to exert the least effort. Thin people enjoy moving around. Of course these are all generalizations that have exceptions. I do not understand the comment about purple.
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@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
14 Oct 15
For whatever reason fat women think the color purple make them look thinner--just observe who wears purple and who doesn't! :O)
@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
14 Dec 15
Sorry not trying to argue with you but the natural thin person does not eat like a fat person--most fat people don't/won't exercise yet they will eat more than a person who exercises
@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
14 Oct 15
Sadly it is but fat people don't see themselves that way.
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@jillybean1222 (6406)
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26 Oct 15
I've known thin folks who say they were so busy they forgot to eat! i never forget to eat. :-)
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@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
27 Oct 15
I eat double just in case I don't have time to eat tomorrow--after 80 years of always eating tomorrow I strill do it--never know when it will happen!! LOL
@Tita417 (1228)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
15 Oct 15
Not all thin people eat small bites coz I eat a lot.but I don't get fat. I think it's in the genes. I have cousins who don't eat as much as I do but the are really larger than I am. so it's not really that they eat more I think sometimes it's in the genes.
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@GreatMartin (23670)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
23 Oct 15
" I eat a lot" What is A LOT to you??? Just give me an EXACT count of what you eat the next 3 days--not 'pizza'--a slice? A whole pie? not 'cookies'--2? 3? The whole box/package?





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