Bigmac
Part of the furniture
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So's your name Big Mac or do you eat lots of Bigmacs?
Neither it's just a nickname I had at college.
So's your name Big Mac or do you eat lots of Bigmacs?
Neither it's just a nickname I had at college.
Cool! I've been trying to get a nickname, like, T-Bone, or JC (my initials), but people insist on Jakob.
That's not always the case. When I was a child I starved myself for 3 days and would have gone longer till my parents put me back on the food that I would eat. That's not healthy, especially coupled with a illness that makes putting on weight hard (Crohn's). For some people its psychological as my eating disorder started by me choking on mash potatoes (first time trying them) when I was a small child. I thought I was going to die as it was pretty bad but afterwards I refused to eat anything new even if it looked delicious. My parent's tried everything, they took me to doctors, therapists etc and nothing worked.
I am now 30 years old, 6 foot, 14 stone and my diet is still crap even though I've managed to add a few new things to it. I love eating a well done steak for example but if you stick a Sunday dinner or a full English breakfast in front of me I would refuse to eat it, I would feel sick etc. I want to eat like a normal person but my brain refuses to let me if that makes any sense.
I agree - but to use your specific case is an example of an extreme outlier.That's not always the case
I can understand that sort of "OMG you can't possibly imagine how hard it is" bullshit from parents, but not from people who haven't got kids.I love the 'I'm not a parent, but I'd be a perfect parent' attitude
Or another 7 inches.My wife has looked after kids for 20 years or so, she agrees that if you give them an inch they will take a mile.
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I could do with a good spanking tbhI think you lot need to spend some time on the naughty step
Theatres in city centres
Only families and old people go resulting in huge amounts of people walking very slowly around the city centre at the end of the show.
Its also like the only reason for the middle classes to go into cities too. So they behave like tourists
Theatres in city centres
Only families and old people go resulting in huge amounts of people walking very slowly around the city centre at the end of the show.
Its also like the only reason for the middle classes to go into cities too. So they behave like tourists
I don't get what the issue is. You don't like people that go to the theatre?