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elkid
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PostPosted: 10/29/03 - 19:25    Post subject: more stupid food comments
So I'm doing my accounting homework in the school cafeteria, lost in thought, and I hear snickering to my right. I glance over and this seriously overweight girl is pointing at me and laughing. I asked, "Can I help you with something?"

"Your dinner - that's FUNNY! Do you have something against real food? You eat like a little kid!"

I look at my dinner. Sandwich of fat free turkey, slice of muenster, and lowfat wheat bread. Peas & carrots. Fat free vanilla yogurt. 5oz apple juice box and 20oz water. Small chocolate chip granola bar for dessert. Sure, it's very Brian Johnson, but healthy and satisfying. I then glanced at myself.

I look at HER dinner. French fries. Chicken fingers - double helping. Potato chips. 20oz Coke. Cookies for dessert. I then glance at her, smiled, and said, "Yes, LITTLE being the operative word."

I don't think she got it. Why must this stuff always happen to me?
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PostPosted: 10/29/03 - 19:39    Post subject:
I would not have been so subtle with my comment.
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PostPosted: 10/29/03 - 19:42    Post subject: Re: more stupid food comments
elkid wrote:
So I'm doing my accounting homework in the school cafeteria, lost in thought, and I hear snickering to my right. I glance over and this seriously overweight girl is pointing at me and laughing. I asked, "Can I help you with something?"

"Your dinner - that's FUNNY! Do you have something against real food? You eat like a little kid!"

I look at my dinner. Sandwich of fat free turkey, slice of muenster, and lowfat wheat bread. Peas & carrots. Fat free vanilla yogurt. 5oz apple juice box and 20oz water. Small chocolate chip granola bar for dessert. Sure, it's very Brian Johnson, but healthy and satisfying. I then glanced at myself.

I look at HER dinner. French fries. Chicken fingers - double helping. Potato chips. 20oz Coke. Cookies for dessert. I then glance at her, smiled, and said, "Yes, LITTLE being the operative word."

I don't think she got it. Why must this stuff always happen to me?


That's funny. Her menu resembles what Little Nolefan's like to eat. Adult cuisine? I.Think.Not
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PostPosted: 10/29/03 - 20:13    Post subject: Re: more stupid food comments
elkid wrote:
So I'm doing my accounting homework in the school cafeteria, lost in thought, and I hear snickering to my right. I glance over and this seriously overweight girl is pointing at me and laughing. I asked, "Can I help you with something?"

"Your dinner - that's FUNNY! Do you have something against real food? You eat like a little kid!"

I look at my dinner. Sandwich of fat free turkey, slice of muenster, and lowfat wheat bread. Peas & carrots. Fat free vanilla yogurt. 5oz apple juice box and 20oz water. Small chocolate chip granola bar for dessert. Sure, it's very Brian Johnson, but healthy and satisfying. I then glanced at myself.

I look at HER dinner. French fries. Chicken fingers - double helping. Potato chips. 20oz Coke. Cookies for dessert. I then glance at her, smiled, and said, "Yes, LITTLE being the operative word."

I don't think she got it. Why must this stuff always happen to me?



The only time I ever even comment about someone's food is if it intrigues me.
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PostPosted: 10/29/03 - 20:15    Post subject:
People often belittle that which they do not understand.

She obviously does not understand tact, healthy food choices, or small portions.


But, it still begs the question: WTH???????
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PostPosted: 10/29/03 - 20:18    Post subject:
you could have looked over and said "you really outta try it"

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PostPosted: 10/30/03 - 00:35    Post subject: Re: more stupid food comments
Maddie's Wench wrote:
elkid wrote:
So I'm doing my accounting homework in the school cafeteria, lost in thought, and I hear snickering to my right. I glance over and this seriously overweight girl is pointing at me and laughing. I asked, "Can I help you with something?"

"Your dinner - that's FUNNY! Do you have something against real food? You eat like a little kid!"

I look at my dinner. Sandwich of fat free turkey, slice of muenster, and lowfat wheat bread. Peas & carrots. Fat free vanilla yogurt. 5oz apple juice box and 20oz water. Small chocolate chip granola bar for dessert. Sure, it's very Brian Johnson, but healthy and satisfying. I then glanced at myself.

I look at HER dinner. French fries. Chicken fingers - double helping. Potato chips. 20oz Coke. Cookies for dessert. I then glance at her, smiled, and said, "Yes, LITTLE being the operative word."

I don't think she got it. Why must this stuff always happen to me?



The only time I ever even comment about someone's food is if it intrigues me.
I think she needs help...
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PostPosted: 10/30/03 - 09:43    Post subject:
MechEngDropout wrote:
I would not have been so subtle with my comment.




I would've said: "Look at your plate, then look at the scale, you f@t@ss."

If your going to make fun of something of mine, it will be returned in spades.
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PostPosted: 10/30/03 - 09:45    Post subject: Re: more stupid food comments
TimRuns wrote:
I think she needs help...
You handled her well, Kid.
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PostPosted: 10/30/03 - 09:53    Post subject:
My reply:

"You're a lard ass, I'm not. Case closed."
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PostPosted: 10/30/03 - 09:55    Post subject:
I probably wouldn't have even said anything to her, just shot her a bemused, condescending, wicked face if she was pointing and laughing.

Oh... Two of my favorite words were used in this thread... operative (meaning functional) and intrigue.
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