help to change Abercrombie & Fitch's brand message
May 15th 2013, 10:49 pm
#76
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Re: help to change Abercrombie & Fitch's brand message
You know, Scamp.
You've made it clear you smoke a lot. You eat junk food. You're a right solid boozer. You don't exercise. You're heavy. You seem rather proud of it.
That's what I find curious about people with similar mindsets - they know what they do isn't healthy and that it will have detrimental consequences at some point but they somehow take pleasure in it. Is it their way of thumbing their noses at convention?
Of course it's people like me who'll end up being stuck with the NHS bills due to your early and painful deaths.
You've made it clear you smoke a lot. You eat junk food. You're a right solid boozer. You don't exercise. You're heavy. You seem rather proud of it.
That's what I find curious about people with similar mindsets - they know what they do isn't healthy and that it will have detrimental consequences at some point but they somehow take pleasure in it. Is it their way of thumbing their noses at convention?
Of course it's people like me who'll end up being stuck with the NHS bills due to your early and painful deaths.
I smoke - yes.
I eat junk food sometimes - once a week max, probably.
I drink at weekends, but rarely in the week.
I exercise rarely, sometimes swim, sometimes 5-a-side.
I am heavy, yes.
I am happy. I enjoy smoking, I enjoy a beer, I love a big mac when I'm in the mood for it and I don't particularly enjoy running for example.
I've always been a big lad, not obese, but big.
If I was desperate to change it because I wasn't happy, I sure as hell would. But right now, I'm very happy with how I look and feel. I'm confident and go out feeling good about myself.
That, incidentally, is not me thumbing nose at convention.
If you dislike the way I live my life or look or eat or drink or smoke then that is completely and utterly your problem. Not mine. Not one bit of your dislike at my lifestyle is my problem.
As for the NHS argument, that's just silly.
May 15th 2013, 10:50 pm
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Re: help to change Abercrombie & Fitch's brand message
May 15th 2013, 10:52 pm
#78
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Re: help to change Abercrombie & Fitch's brand message
You're not even a fat bloke anyway. Stop worrying BB.
May 15th 2013, 10:57 pm
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Re: help to change Abercrombie & Fitch's brand message
See, it's the defensive bit.
When I smoked I didn't bang on about it on the forum.
Nor did I talk about what junk food to order for lunch, or the latest boozing session or how much I drank.
Perhaps you overdramatised it for the sake of prodding alive a dying thread but it still fell in with the pattern of a certain type of unhealthy person making lots of noise about being unhealthy and proud of it. It's just as annoying as a health freak making lots of noise about the lentils and tofu diet and jogging (or Commander's endless stories about training).
Perhaps
When I smoked I didn't bang on about it on the forum.
Nor did I talk about what junk food to order for lunch, or the latest boozing session or how much I drank.
Perhaps you overdramatised it for the sake of prodding alive a dying thread but it still fell in with the pattern of a certain type of unhealthy person making lots of noise about being unhealthy and proud of it. It's just as annoying as a health freak making lots of noise about the lentils and tofu diet and jogging (or Commander's endless stories about training).
Perhaps
Woah woah.
I smoke - yes.
I eat junk food sometimes - once a week max, probably.
I drink at weekends, but rarely in the week.
I exercise rarely, sometimes swim, sometimes 5-a-side.
I am heavy, yes.
I am happy. I enjoy smoking, I enjoy a beer, I love a big mac when I'm in the mood for it and I don't particularly enjoy running for example.
I've always been a big lad, not obese, but big.
If I was desperate to change it because I wasn't happy, I sure as hell would. But right now, I'm very happy with how I look and feel. I'm confident and go out feeling good about myself.
That, incidentally, is not me thumbing nose at convention.
If you dislike the way I live my life or look or eat or drink or smoke then that is completely and utterly your problem. Not mine. Not one bit of your dislike at my lifestyle is my problem.
As for the NHS argument, that's just silly.
I smoke - yes.
I eat junk food sometimes - once a week max, probably.
I drink at weekends, but rarely in the week.
I exercise rarely, sometimes swim, sometimes 5-a-side.
I am heavy, yes.
I am happy. I enjoy smoking, I enjoy a beer, I love a big mac when I'm in the mood for it and I don't particularly enjoy running for example.
I've always been a big lad, not obese, but big.
If I was desperate to change it because I wasn't happy, I sure as hell would. But right now, I'm very happy with how I look and feel. I'm confident and go out feeling good about myself.
That, incidentally, is not me thumbing nose at convention.
If you dislike the way I live my life or look or eat or drink or smoke then that is completely and utterly your problem. Not mine. Not one bit of your dislike at my lifestyle is my problem.
As for the NHS argument, that's just silly.
May 15th 2013, 11:01 pm
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Re: help to change Abercrombie & Fitch's brand message
See, it's the defensive bit.
When I smoked I didn't bang on about it on the forum.
Nor did I talk about what junk food to order for lunch, or the latest boozing session or how much I drank.
Perhaps you overdramatised it for the sake of prodding alive a dying thread but it still fell in with the pattern of a certain type of unhealthy person making lots of noise about being unhealthy and proud of it. It's just as annoying as a health freak making lots of noise about the lentils and tofu diet and jogging (or Commander's endless stories about training).
Perhaps
When I smoked I didn't bang on about it on the forum.
Nor did I talk about what junk food to order for lunch, or the latest boozing session or how much I drank.
Perhaps you overdramatised it for the sake of prodding alive a dying thread but it still fell in with the pattern of a certain type of unhealthy person making lots of noise about being unhealthy and proud of it. It's just as annoying as a health freak making lots of noise about the lentils and tofu diet and jogging (or Commander's endless stories about training).
Perhaps
Perhaps I struggle to work when hungover and post more?
Perhaps you're very sensitive towards 'unhealthy' behavious?
Perhaps you notice these things and keep a mental tally of how healthy forum members are?
Peraphs it's completely irrelevant what you or I think about each other and the habits we have?
But anyway, we're just poking each other for reaction now. You skinny twat.
May 15th 2013, 11:03 pm
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Re: help to change Abercrombie & Fitch's brand message
You can't poke me. There's no spare fat.
Perhaps I'm an open person?
Perhaps I struggle to work when hungover and post more?
Perhaps you're very sensitive towards 'unhealthy' behavious?
Perhaps you notice these things and keep a mental tally of how healthy forum members are?
Peraphs it's completely irrelevant what you or I think about each other and the habits we have?
But anyway, we're just poking each other for reaction now. You skinny twat.
Perhaps I struggle to work when hungover and post more?
Perhaps you're very sensitive towards 'unhealthy' behavious?
Perhaps you notice these things and keep a mental tally of how healthy forum members are?
Peraphs it's completely irrelevant what you or I think about each other and the habits we have?
But anyway, we're just poking each other for reaction now. You skinny twat.
May 15th 2013, 11:03 pm
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Re: help to change Abercrombie & Fitch's brand message
Are health freaks as bad as religious freaks?
May 15th 2013, 11:08 pm
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May 16th 2013, 6:50 pm
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Re: help to change Abercrombie & Fitch's brand message
Some advice for the ladies...
May 17th 2013, 3:33 am
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Re: help to change Abercrombie & Fitch's brand message
Perhaps I'm an open person?
Perhaps I struggle to work when hungover and post more?
Perhaps you're very sensitive towards 'unhealthy' behavious?
Perhaps you notice these things and keep a mental tally of how healthy forum members are?
Peraphs it's completely irrelevant what you or I think about each other and the habits we have?
But anyway, we're just poking each other for reaction now. You skinny twat.
Perhaps I struggle to work when hungover and post more?
Perhaps you're very sensitive towards 'unhealthy' behavious?
Perhaps you notice these things and keep a mental tally of how healthy forum members are?
Peraphs it's completely irrelevant what you or I think about each other and the habits we have?
But anyway, we're just poking each other for reaction now. You skinny twat.
scamp you sound gorgeous 
I did go out with a skinny lad once when I was younger it was quite handy as I could borrow his jeans
May 17th 2013, 3:42 am
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