He's the guy with the emptiest glass.

I can see him in a Col. Sanders suit, not dragon azz jeans.

A buffet manager came up to me and told me i couldnt have anymore food as he escorted me out the door..finally telling me not to come back or he would have me arrested for trespassing.

Interloper ;)

I was kicked out of and banned from two different all you can eat places when I was in college.


just so, I am optimistic that he was kidding. If he read his own thread he probably is.

One of my buddies has a son that is on the local football team. When they are in training and doing two a days, and he is running several miles per day on on his own my buddy said he is simply impossible to fill up. It is like Jethro on the Beverly Hillbillies. If they go to a regular restaurant he will want to order two entrees, or at a fast food place he wants 5 large hamburgers. His coach wanted him to add 10 pounds, and my buddies reply was "well then you feed him!"

They only feed him at buffets or home. He said his wife makes two pans of lasagna. One for the boy, and one for the rest of the family of 4 other people. The boy eats the leftovers of the family pan. He said there is not anything but muscle on the kid, and all the girls are lined up at his door wanting a date. He said he never though he would be jealous of his son, but he is.

Ted makes for a great dinner companion, or at least he did 15 years ago.

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And always his exact size!

And this kid was supposed to thrive under Michelle's school lunch diet program?

Back a few years ago, I went to a big company conference located at a nice theater. Several of the skinny office girls were in charge of providing a lunch for all 200 employees. it was a hand full of grapes, two celery sticks, and 1/2 of a tuna salad sammich...needless to say, the vast majority of us visited the burger joint next door.

The other side of the coin is that in the midwest, many people eat like they are a massive linebacker working out all day but are actually on the couch playing video games. I've seen plenty of 400 lb. teenagers on gas stops while driving cross country. I've never seen one in 38 years of living in SoCal.

. :rolleyes:

No, he would be well off with the lunch diet where ketchup satisfies the vegetable requirement.

>>> In California, 15.6% of youth ages 10 to 17 have obesity, giving California a ranking of only 18 out of 50 among all states <<<

Apparently, you're not looking hard enough.

You guys are maligning tabs. No great fan of him, but I do remember him posting well over a year ago that he has left the world of buffets and lost considerable weight. I consider that an intelligent move by a wise man. If true.

Weird...I also don’t see obese kids here in coastal SoCal.

No, we’re affectionately teasing Tabby.