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a) i don't think we really understand the "great costs" of obesity as it's defined. morbid obesity, yes. i think normal obesity definitions

Posted by TFox Nov 17 '09, 08:03

are total fucking shenanigans.

and 2) people aren't naturally inclined to eat?! what? i think you are letting your bias slide in when not acknowledging how apt this analogy is. :)

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- you can also turn off marrying dudes, obviously. but we don't want to. who defines excessive? - TFox Nov 17, 08:12 1
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Everyone is inclined to eat, but not everyone is obese -- nm - Roger More Nov 17, 08:05 3
- making my point. -- nm - TFox Nov 17, 08:06 2
  - Then I think you and Jack are... agreeing? -- nm - Roger More Nov 17, 08:12 1
    - mostly, yes. i know it isn't a 100% perfect analogy, but what is, really? -- nm - TFox Nov 17, 08:13

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