Regale me with tales of Gluttony

IrishAm

Dudess wrote: »

Nah, concerns re public health issues, especially considering America's obesity problem, and by extension objecting to a TV programme that celebrates the lifestyle which causes it (if a person were to object - personally I don't care that the programme is shown) isn't political correctness IMO. Not having a go, just disagreeing.

1- This is Ireland, not America.

2- Some people will over indulge on fatty food regardless of what they watch on tv.

3- Political correctness is just another apparatus of the nanny state.

bizmark

15 inch pizza

it was 9.99 vov

Jesus Wept

Dudess wrote: »

I didn't say I objected to it, just that I was surprised such a programme was allowed. If I had objected to it though, health and safety concerns have nothing to do with political correctness - I don't understand why they get mixed up so much.

If that's true, she would have gotten woeful thrush.

Remember this is always worth posting at times like this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGAOCVwLrXo

It just never gets old.

Pdfile

anyoen remember the all you can eat oppisite the baggot inn ??


i was barred from their...


3 trays of noodles to warm up ( with curry sauce )

2 plates of cury chicken & riice/prawn things...

then the fun begins ! :pac:

blackben

Pdfile wrote: »

anyoen remember the all you can eat oppisite the baggot inn ??


i was barred from their...

..... spelling competition?

blackben

Prawn things are nice though:)

Do not intend to offend a Pdfile.

Tayla

I eat healthy most of the time but every so often I would go to the cinema and eat loads of crap.

I once ate a large popcorn, one of those family bags of tayto and 3 curly wurlys.

blackben

Tayla wrote: »

I eat healthy most of the time but every so often I would go to the cinema and eat loads of crap.

I once ate a large popcorn, one of those family bags of tayto and 3 curly wurlys.

FFS Tayla??

WTF?

Jesus!

Tayla

blackben wrote: »

FFS Tayla??

WTF?

Jesus!

Yes I know......muhuhuhuhuh

Everyone else in the cinema stops eating after around 20 minutes, I just keep going :cool::cool:

I'm skinny though so it's allowed!

Dudess

blackben wrote: »

What??

What is wrong with you?

Seriously? - What?

I think you got an itch not even God can scratch.:eek:

It's not that difficult to understand. Really.

IrishAm wrote: »

1- This is Ireland, not America.

2- Some people will over indulge on fatty food regardless of what they watch on tv.

3- Political correctness is just another apparatus of the nanny state.

You took my post out of context - but I guess you did get to talk about political correctness and nanny state.

LH Pathe

Can't you just set a reminder for Man v Food? and all it's spin offs for I have no such tales.

Susie_Q

One of the first times I remember my now brother-in-law coming over to our family house is when my sister cooked him a meal before they went out. The man ate 10 potato waffles, 5 chicken kievs and an ENTIRE TRIFLE. I remember it vividly as I wanted some bloody trifle but sure he ate the whole thing.

He got hugely fat for a while, then decided he wanted to join the Gardai. He failed the physical test the first time around, then basically sat in a sauna and starved himself for 2 weeks to lose weight. Passed the test the second time around after losing tons of weight (which he subsequently put right back on again).

Pdfile

blackben wrote: »

Prawn things are nice though:)

Do not intend to offend a Pdfile.

at 2:30 in the morin' i earn the right to splel h0wz I w@ntz. :cool: