Welcome to the club although I suppose I'm technically a fat bitch? :) Ah, you're a handsome devil. As for the fat? Just more of ya to luv. From the sounds of the comments above, you're getting lots of that! :) I just realized I've used two (yes 2!) smiley faces in one comment. I must be ill. Or I'm turning into one of those people.
I love meeting my blog friends in pictures! Doncha know you gotta keep you hands by your sides :-) (As someone's mother, I get to say this at least twice a day!)
It disturbs me to hear you describe yourself that way. Weight is not a measure of one's value as a human being. Further, in our society it is still considered okay to discriminate based on body type/weight etc., which is not right. The word "fat" is a loaded one and usually used in a very uncomplimentary manner. Etc, etc, etc...
Seems like Ed must be fatter than you....just kidding. About you..not Ed. Also, what is that doll on the bottom right? Looks like a sea captain or something.
You're a fat bastard? So you must be the one who absconded with millions of ill-gotten gains leaving the taxpayers to clean up your mess while you live comfortably on your golden parachute money.
That wasn't you? Then you are neither as fat nor as big a bastard as you think.
Dr. Zibbs: Let's just say I'm heavier than I'd like to be and leave it at that. It's hard to fight genetics. There's a picture of me over on the left side of Dr. Monkey's blog. The Official House Band of Monkey Muck! I'm second from the left.
Ed-Calm down my friend. If I want to call myself 'fat' it's okay. My big belly is part of who I am and I am not ashamed of it. I am, as you are and as all people are, allowed to poke fun at themselves, and frankly we all should do it more often and maybe if we did the whole planet would lighten up.
No I didn't have to pay for the vase, the owner sheepishly said she should not have put it on the top shelf where someone like me could have knocked it off so easily. She was really nice about the whole thing and she seemed more concerned that I was okay and not her vase.
Sorry, I didn't mean to sound un-calm. Lot's of larger people feel pretty bad about themselves and I didn't realize you were just poking fun. I agree that most people take themselves too seriously and a little humor directed at ourselves is good. Once again, sorry about that.
Me. I'm a fat bastard.
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Cute shop and blogger!
Hiya Dr. Monkey, nice to meet you & your stuff in person(ish)!
Are you in a beauty salon or something? I don't "get" the background.
And a serious one at that!
Excuse me sir, you are my lovable fat bastard!
Welcome to the club although I suppose I'm technically a fat bitch? :) Ah, you're a handsome devil. As for the fat? Just more of ya to luv. From the sounds of the comments above, you're getting lots of that! :) I just realized I've used two (yes 2!) smiley faces in one comment. I must be ill. Or I'm turning into one of those people.
I don't think I've seen your picture before, Dr. We share a similar fashion sense.
Nice plaid.
It looks like you're on the set of a John Waters movie. Where are you?
Me too, monkey. Keep up the fight against the fat, bro.
Hubba Hubba!
:D
I'm so glad to see you! Great glasses.
I love meeting my blog friends in pictures! Doncha know you gotta keep you hands by your sides :-) (As someone's mother, I get to say this at least twice a day!)
It disturbs me to hear you describe yourself that way. Weight is not a measure of one's value as a human being. Further, in our society it is still considered okay to discriminate based on body type/weight etc., which is not right. The word "fat" is a loaded one and usually used in a very uncomplimentary manner. Etc, etc, etc...
Did you have to pay for the vase?
I wanna be a fat bastard just like Monkey!
Seems like Ed must be fatter than you....just kidding. About you..not Ed. Also, what is that doll on the bottom right? Looks like a sea captain or something.
You're a fat bastard? So you must be the one who absconded with millions of ill-gotten gains leaving the taxpayers to clean up your mess while you live comfortably on your golden parachute money.
That wasn't you? Then you are neither as fat nor as big a bastard as you think.
Quit being so hard on yourself, mister. I mean it- stop.
Don't make me send Dr. Phil to your house to cheer you up.
Now, buy me something cute and retro from that shop- I'm redecorating, you know.
Hey, let's start a fat bastard's club!
Did you go "Borat" on that antique shop?
Can women be fat bastards? Say it loud and proud my man!!!
Did you get my swag yet?
Good idea Fred but I'm telling you now, no evangelizing or proselytizing.
Agreed! We rely on attraction rather than promotion.
I wanna be in the fat bastard club too!
Dr. Zibbs: Let's just say I'm heavier than I'd like to be and leave it at that. It's hard to fight genetics. There's a picture of me over on the left side of Dr. Monkey's blog. The Official House Band of Monkey Muck! I'm second from the left.
damn you look serious!
Hey Dr. Monkey! Good to see you!
I want to hear the story about breaking the vase.
Well hello sweet thing! Thanks for the pic!
Who's the antique fan?
Ed-Calm down my friend. If I want to call myself 'fat' it's okay. My big belly is part of who I am and I am not ashamed of it. I am, as you are and as all people are, allowed to poke fun at themselves, and frankly we all should do it more often and maybe if we did the whole planet would lighten up.
No I didn't have to pay for the vase, the owner sheepishly said she should not have put it on the top shelf where someone like me could have knocked it off so easily. She was really nice about the whole thing and she seemed more concerned that I was okay and not her vase.
And here I used to think you were the cute woman in the sidebar of this blog....
You're not fat - you're fluffy ;-).
My guy with a big belly likes my big booty, so all is well in the universe.
Oh yea, and rrraarr.
Sorry, I didn't mean to sound un-calm. Lot's of larger people feel pretty bad about themselves and I didn't realize you were just poking fun. I agree that most people take themselves too seriously and a little humor directed at ourselves is good. Once again, sorry about that.
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