Re: Warning Labels To Be Put On Fat Girl Clothes

On Thu, 06 Sep 2007, "Robin King" <mapletree@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>> Robin, If you are an air addict wouldn't it also be true that
>every
>> living person is a food addict?
>
> You got it! The definition of addiction is very slippery.
>Yes, everyone's a food addict and an air addict.

According to Lady Veteran, only fat people without food addictions have set
points.

From: Lady Veteran <armyvet@bigfoot.com>
Subject: Re: Questions for Robin King
Date: Mon, 03 Sep 2007 12:43:28 -0500
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>Do you believe that these patients have yet reached their set
>points?.

No they are addicted to food. Fat people without addictions are those
who have set points.

<END QUOTE>

Since everyone is a food addict according to you, then no fat people have
set points according to Lady Veteran.

"Mica" <mica12@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:20070906104934.3A2D14E4F0@outpost.zedz.net...

> Since everyone is a food addict according to you, then no fat people
have
> set points according to Lady Veteran.

Really, there ought to be a sarcasm icon, or maybe an irony
icon. The problem here is the definition of the word "addict", or
specifically "food addict". If someone out there would care to define
it, then we can talk more sensibly about it. As for me, I'd like to
know how the article's authors define the term.

Robin

"Robin King" <As for me, I'd like to know how the article's authors define
the term.
>
>

They looked in the dictionary under fat pig and saw your picture.

"Clarence Fugliosi" <clarence73@yohoo.com> wrote in message
news:3JRDi.82569$jH3.77364@bignews6.bellsouth.net. ..
> "Robin King" <As for me, I'd like to know how the article's authors
define
> the term.
> >
>
> They looked in the dictionary under fat pig and saw your picture.

Well that explains it. My picture was actually associated with
the following entry, under "fat pinup".

hth,
Robin