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motion 05-17-2014 05:15 AM

Jeez, what's going on? Fat booties in Rio
 
I guess you have to go to South Orange County, CA or Colorado to spot thin women these days. They are gone from Rio. What's going wrong with the world and where will it stop? We were in New Orleans a few days ago... OMG, I couldn't believe it. Talk about the trailer trash capital of the world. I used to think it was the proliferation of cheap and easy fast food, but now I'm beginning to suspect its ubiquitous government social programs.

Tobra 05-17-2014 05:22 AM

I blame the Kardashians

Fat kids were rare, and likely had an endocrine disorder when I was a kid. I suppose that now, they are likely to have an endocrine disorder too, now it is common and the cause and effect is reversed.

slakjaw 05-17-2014 05:24 AM

Go to Japan or China. Lots of exotic looking skinny girls there :)

recycled sixtie 05-17-2014 05:30 AM

I agree I like women who are not overweight. Not sure whether women are overweight due to genetics or eating too much. I suspect the latter. It is to the point where if you are trim and buff then you are considered abnormal. ie . sick/unhealthy.
G.

motion 05-17-2014 05:30 AM

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Originally Posted by slakjaw (Post 8069244)
Go to Japan or China. Lots of exotic looking skinny girls there :)

You're right.... I was in China recently and the women are thin. And they dress nicely. Wonder how long that will last.

Tobra 05-17-2014 05:34 AM

US "culture" is like the Borg, they are doomed.

HardDrive 05-17-2014 05:49 AM

Some women are big boned, you can't deny that. And I don't like emaciated looking women. Some curves are just fine with me.

But, sadly, yes. For many people it has become perfectly acceptable to be a giant lard ass.

Noah930 05-17-2014 06:01 AM

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Originally Posted by HardDrive (Post 8069278)
Some women are big boned, you can't deny that.

As someone who has spent a lot of time in orthopedics, I can vouch that there is no such phenomenon as being "big boned."

shinrai 05-17-2014 06:01 AM

Motion Rio is seriously overrated these days when it comes to pretty girls. In fact, the whole "all girls in Brazil are hot" is a myth and probably always has been. There are pretty girls everywhere in this world.

If you want to see some pretty girls get on a plane at Santos Dumont and head for the beaches in Florianopolis. It's much better down there. And much safer.

Porsche-O-Phile 05-17-2014 06:04 AM

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/05/17/nudyqu9a.jpg

scottmandue 05-17-2014 06:26 AM

Is it too much food or just poor quality food?

A few decades ago meals were made at home with fresh ingredients and three equal portions of veggies, protein, and a starch.

I was fortunate you visit Hawaii before the fast food invasion... now the Hawaii locals are all "it is great! Soooo convenient!" (never mind rampant obesity and diabetes in native peoples)

And let me be first to say isn't it great that we men are immune and not getting fat!!! ;)

Rusty914s 05-17-2014 06:33 AM

High fructose corn syrup.

HardDrive 05-17-2014 06:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Noah930 (Post 8069292)
As someone who has spent a lot of time in orthopedics, I can vouch that there is no such phenomenon as being "big boned."

:rolleyes:

You know what I meant. Some women are naturally going to have wider hips and less delicate physical features, even when they are at a healthy body weight.

jyl 05-17-2014 06:59 AM

Most women where I live are of slim to normal weight. Of course, being Portland, they aren't in bikinis. But plenty of yoga wear and skinny jeans.

recycled sixtie 05-17-2014 07:04 AM

You would think that diabetes would scare the heck out of these overweight people.

I cannot imagine being a doc and telling so many overweight folks that you must lose weight or die prematurely.Or perhaps the obese don't go see the doc until it is too late....:eek:G.

widgeon13 05-17-2014 07:07 AM

They don't care. They're still living in the 60's, " If it feels good, do it"!

Tobra 05-17-2014 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Noah930 (Post 8069292)
As someone who has spent a lot of time in orthopedics, I can vouch that there is no such phenomenon as being "big boned."

Okay, that is the quote of the year.


I saw a foot film of the actor that was giant metal teeth guy in the Bond flicks. He was pretty big boned. His first proximal phalanx looked like a big first metatarsal. Or crabfoot lady, with the two big misshapen toes, rather than 5 or 6 normal looking ones. Trippy looking radiograph.

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Originally Posted by Rusty914s (Post 8069324)
High fructose corn syrup.

Appears to induce diabetes, lets put it in everything.

Hey, where did all these fat, diabetic people come from?

HD, that was pretty funny, you have to admit.

The fine, practically angelic bone structure of Gene Tierney vs the coarse, horse face troglodyte that is Darryl Hannah, is that what you have in mind? Maybe big girl with
man hands, built like Mike Tyson, minus the bizarre tattoos vs gymnast.

jwasbury 05-17-2014 07:35 AM

Plenty of fit women/people in NYC...the really large folks are often from out of town.

We had a cousin come in from Mississippi who stayed with us for a little while. She said "people here are so thin" and we replied "ummmm no...people in Mississippi are big"

kach22i 05-17-2014 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Rusty914s (Post 8069324)
High fructose corn syrup.

That is one factor, another is US wheat which was modified almost 50 years ago by exposure to radiation to develop mutant hybrids that out produce European wheat 10 fold per acre. This stuff is so messed up not even God knows what it's really doing us.

Brazil and China are now big US wheat importers, watch their bodies inflame/expand just like ours.

USW: Trade Activities
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A Reliable Supply
Brazil imports more wheat than any other country except Egypt. Its primary supplier Argentina has an advantage over U.S. wheat supplies because it enjoys duty-free access to its Brazilian trading partner. But Argentina has not been able to provide a reliable supply and USW works hard to keep Brazilian millers up-to-speed on U.S. wheat value and quality. It's a strategy that is paying big dividends this year.


USW: Trade Activities
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Big China Sales
USW has worked with millers, bakers, food processors and government officials in the People’s Republic of China for more than 25 years. The seemingly relentless increase in Chinese demand for commodities extends to imports of high-quality U.S. wheat, which jumped in 2011/12 and exceeded 29.3 million bushels of HRS, SW, SRW and HRW in 2012/13.
http://www.wheatbellyblog.com/2012/02/wheat-is-not-genetically-modified/
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Modern wheat has been hybridized (crossing different strains to generate new characteristics; 5% of proteins generated in the offspring, for instance, are not present in either parent), backcrossed (repeated crossing to winnow out a specific trait, e.g., short stature), and hybridized with non-wheat plants (to introduce entirely unique genes). There are also chemical-, gamma-, and x-ray mutagenesis, i.e., the use of obnoxious stimuli to induce mutations that can then be propagated in offpspring. This is how BASF’s Clearfield wheat was created, for example, by exposing the seeds and embryos to the industrial chemical, sodium azide, that is highly toxic to humans.

speeder 05-17-2014 07:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Noah930 (Post 8069292)
As someone who has spent a lot of time in orthopedics, I can vouch that there is no such phenomenon as being "big boned."

Ahahahahahahahahahahahahaha etc. :D

Rodsrsr 05-17-2014 08:07 AM

Its not just the women who are fat, its everyone. Its our culture now. We eat too much, plain and simple. Just You Tube Soul Train or American Bandstand from the 70's and everyone is thin.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zpGfxgPEQY

70SATMan 05-17-2014 09:15 AM

I blame Queen.

LeeH 05-17-2014 09:41 AM

Sugar, other carbs, processed food are to blame. When the "low fat is good" mentality hit years ago (food pyramid), it became okay to eat more crackers, breads, and other things that mess with our endocrine system. Sugar is everywhere. Keep track of how much you eat in a day (cereal, drinks, condiments, sauces, dressings, etc) and you'll be shocked.

Cheap processed foods + less time for healthy prepared meals + couch potato/screen addictions = larger society

widgeon13 05-17-2014 09:44 AM

Only going to become a bigger problem as fat kids become fat unhealthy adults.

Craig T 05-17-2014 10:07 AM

U.S. Obesity is widely criticized in Europe, and a common joke on variety television. My wife and I spend a lot of time in there for business and it's embarrassing.

On our last trip, on the Subway in Paris, an overweight couple probably in their 40's, got on outside the Museum of National Resistance. A guy sitting behind us muttered "Americans" and the several people within hearing distance all chuckled. My wife and I are thin, and obviously hadn't spoken, or he might not have said it. I was hoping so badly that they would start speaking some language other than English. No such luck. They were Americans.

Unfortunately, its true. During our travels, most of the significantly overweight people we see turn out to be from the US.

Craig T 05-17-2014 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by widgeon13 (Post 8069548)
Only going to become a bigger problem as fat kids become fat unhealthy adults.

...and my healthy 26 year-old daughter is paying for their diabetes and blood pressure management!

mjohnson 05-17-2014 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by jwasbury (Post 8069407)
Plenty of fit women/people in NYC...the really large folks are often from out of town...

Plenty of rich women/people in NYC too. Plus the young and active in Boulder and Portland that some of us (me!) enjoy watching jog and wear yoga pants aren't exactly on food stamps.

There was once a day when the poor were thin and the rich were plump...

Craig T 05-17-2014 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by mjohnson (Post 8069622)

There was once a day when the poor were thin and the rich were plump...

A century ago it was economic. Now it correlates strongly to education.

mjohnson 05-17-2014 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Craig T (Post 8069640)
A century ago it was economic. Now it correlates strongly to education.

This is very true. I find myself (5'8" 170#, 40" coat 34" waist) on the hefty side at work and at conferences. (yeah I should do lots of stuff that I don't - get off my back mom!)

Los Alamos is, in every way, an aberration but there are so many marathoners and ultramarathoners that those of us that grunt through a 5 mile hike don't even exist. Good thing that I have beer to help ease the shame...

widgeon13 05-17-2014 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Craig T (Post 8069640)
A century ago it was economic. Now it correlates strongly to education.

..........and government assistance, they are enablers.

VINMAN 05-17-2014 12:08 PM

What I find strange is, a lot of the younger guys I know, like girls with big huge fat asses. Ala' Kardashian.. I don't get it.:confused:

Sorry , I like my women fit and trim.


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intakexhaust 05-17-2014 12:28 PM

^^^ Yep.

My guess is the Kardassian fashion came to be when she couldn't lose it. So, with her other assets and popularity, she probably figured to just glorify the pooper. Sure enough, the Brazillion ass and implants is the rage.

As for fat America, it includes Canada and Mexico. Each generation will add to the problem. The subliminal sugar pushers by food makers is a deadly and sad ordeal for the younger generation. Add the lack of physical activity and their fitness clearly shows. Kids can't handle a single push-up or lift their own weight in a single pull-up! HS PE? LOL..... Crying that they can't handle a jog around a football field and most end-up walking.

scottmandue 05-17-2014 12:37 PM

I clicked on this thread expecting to see "fat boobies in Rio."

You can imagine my disappointment!

Baz 05-17-2014 12:46 PM

I don't care what they look like if they will just put the damn phone down when they drive!!!!!

Grrr!

vash 05-17-2014 12:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Noah930 (Post 8069292)
As someone who has spent a lot of time in orthopedics, I can vouch that there is no such phenomenon as being "big boned."


Haha. Damn. That is so funny.


Sent via Jedi mind trick.

DanielDudley 05-17-2014 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Noah930 (Post 8069292)
As someone who has spent a lot of time in orthopedics, I can vouch that there is no such phenomenon as being "big boned."

I'm 6'3'' tall. My wife has hands and feet as big as mine, and thicker bones around the ankles. I know guys with much bigger hands than I have, and much thicker bones, with skulls that look like they would break a baseball bat.

I'm the guy they always got to adjust the carbs.

onewhippedpuppy 05-17-2014 01:21 PM

It amuses me how the all knowing government will fill the airwaves with PSAs about childhood obesity while simultaneously cutting funding for extracurricular sports and PE. If kids spend their entire day sitting on their asses, all of Michelle Obama's healthy school meals are a waste of time. Physical activity is the key to physical fitness, this isn't complicated.

scottmandue 05-17-2014 01:27 PM

Maybe they are purposely getting fat to draw attention away from there tattoos?

speeder 05-17-2014 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy (Post 8069808)
It amuses me how the all knowing government will fill the airwaves with PSAs about childhood obesity while simultaneously cutting funding for extracurricular sports and PE. If kids spend their entire day sitting on their asses, all of Michelle Obama's healthy school meals are a waste of time. Physical activity is the key to physical fitness, this isn't complicated.

Dumb question, (cause I really don't know):

Do public schools in America still have the President's Physical Fitness standards and tests from JFK's time? When I was a grade school kid in the '60s, there was a certain amount of shame if one could not do the minimum number of sit-ups, etc. :cool:

Craig T 05-17-2014 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy (Post 8069808)
It amuses me how the all knowing government will fill the airwaves with PSAs about childhood obesity while simultaneously cutting funding for extracurricular sports and PE. If kids spend their entire day sitting on their asses, all of Michelle Obama's healthy school meals are a waste of time. Physical activity is the key to physical fitness, this isn't complicated.

+1!!! Staying thin is a simple formula. Sit on your arse all day - don't eat. Workout and get aerobic exercise - eat.


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