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Personally, I don't care about the Olympics. I think its a barbaric show of "who's better" in this world. I believe intelligence is much more important than who can swim the fastest or who doesn't bang their balls on the pummel horse.
I think we as a world should create a MIND OLYMPICS or something of that sort to establish an intelligence competition between the major countries of the world.
Then and finally then will we know the true rulers of this world.
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I just found out that Senator Barack Hussein Obama removed the United States flag from his 747 and put some weird logo on it that seemingly has no purpose other than to rile up Americans.
Obama does not pledge allegience to the United States, nor does he stand with his hand on his heart when the Anthem plays. AND now that he has removed the flag from his plane, how do you feel about voting for him to become our US President?!
My thoughts are this:
He is a muslim.
He wants to become our president so he can blow us up.
He wants to rid the world of infidels such as US Citizens and anybody not in the Islamic faith.
THESE thoughts are my opinion only and do not reflect any other person or entity.
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What does being a 'single fat chick' mean to me?
First of all, being single is not a bad thing, especially for me. I enjoy my freedom and don't feel like I need to please others. I guess in my past I've had some severe needy issues, but I think I'm finally over that. Being single isn't the worst thing that could happen to me, actually far from it. I've been diagnosed with Bipolar Type 1 with severe hallucinations. So for me, being single is giving me time to focus on myself rather than others. And I need that time for me to enjoy life as most of the time I was rather overly-worried or overly-conscious of others behaviors and needs.
I've been fat all of my life. My whole family is fat, so it isn't so much of an over-eating problem as it is genetics. Yes I love to eat. Who doesn't? But for me, being fat has its advantages. I don't feel I have to date just because it's what people do. And there isn't this urge to lose 5 pounds just to look better. I value personality and character more than anything in any kind of relationship I have, whether it be a friend or lover.
I don't have people looking at me all the time and being harassed by men just because of my looks. I'm very happy about that. Of course I do get looks of bewilderment or 'eww' but that doesn't bother me, because I am of stable mind. I feel that if someone judges me based on my looks, then they certainly are not the people I want to have in my life.
I am quality in every way, shape and form. I feel good about myself because I know I have a beaming personality and loving character.
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When I came across Orble[dot]com, I knew I had a topic. Ok, maybe not the most politically correct topic, but it's who I am and I'm not ashamed. After 10 years on the Internet, I have found 85% of people are not honest about who they are, or what they look like. We all have imperfections we want to keep a secret. I don't consider being fat, (to be politically correct I am horizontally challenged, or as I prefer, carbohydrate tolerant), an imperfection. I am who I am. Do I enjoy being fat? Absolutely not. I doubt anyone does and if they do enjoy lying flat as a board while trying to squeeze into a pair of jeans, only to stand up and realize-that blouse is not going to hide the fat roll, then some serious therapy is needed.
I'm 33 years old. I'm single. I'm fat. The two stereotypes associated with fat people are-we're always jolly and we're lazy. I'm never jolly and I have to be the most hyper fat person ever-so laziness is not an aspect of my life. I have a sense of humor and a quick wit. Through life both attributes have proven successful for me. As a woman of size, (another politically correct term, makes me sound as if I'm some type of Amazon freak), dating has been rough and smooth. Just as it would be if I were a size 2. What I hope to achieve through this blog is to give others insight on what it's like to live as a single fat chick. With humor and intelligence. Although the intelligence part can be debated. From dating to job interviews, I will share my experiences. In return, I want people-men and women, to get involved in discussions. Share your own experiences. Tell me how you feel-whether you're overweight, or a person who automatically assumes the stereotypes are true. One important item I ask in return-respect. This is a chance to understand a group in society who are often times blamed for being fat. So, let's get the ball rolling! Men, women, thin, fat, rich or poor, show me your Hostess Chocolate Cupcakes and let the blogging commence.
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