You should have said, "I still dare you." Lol

mmmmm pasta sounds good right now

you're a dick. just for that, you're probably gain like 675984405 pounds...kaaaaaarmaaaa

Even if that wasn't my mother I would have said something to that effect. Heck, co workers want to say something nasty behind a customer's back (or for that matter, if some salesclerk says it to me about another customer), I always pretend I'm related or real close to them and loudly call out, "Hey, I don't think my sister/brother's girlfriend/brother in law heard what you had to say about her/him!" Then, I go get them and bring them back so the employee can repeat themself. It's amazing how quickly they get red and back track like mad.

What a prick for even thinking that question....NO fat woman deserves 2 chairs....they shouldnt eat too much.... USA=FAT NATION

you totally deserve it!

people need to lighten up. i love your humor. be my friend.

OK, that is just rude! There's a kid at my school who can't even help being fat... it's a medical condition. That was unnecessary, and you probably embarrassed and hurt her. I hope you learn from that later. But you do have a good sense of humor. XD

Ugh people didn't seem to get my last comment. You're all like being fat isn't like being black, you can't help being black... Some people are born fat, some people are born black - both face discrimination and yes both can be changed (through radical surgery etc *hello Michael Jackson*) But the POINT is, nobody should have to change who they are because YOU deem them unacceptable. Being black or being fat - you're not hurting anyone else with either (and don't give me that good of the nation bullshit - you don't care, you're just using it as an excuse). Ever stop to wonder why these people should change for you when they are happy the way they are? And if they're not happy then they should change, but the decision should have nothing to do with what random people on the street think of them.

You obviously understood my post, I wasn't mocking anyone. I was making a comparison between people. Things people can change (weight/colour) but shouldn't have to just because other people may judge them by their appearance. I wasn't mocking Michael Jackson - I was noting that he was one person who has undergone radical treatment to change something about his appearance that people may have judged him on. I was pointing out that it should be his choice to change that thing and that others should not judge him for that choice. Similarly if he had chosen not to treat his vitiligo (because it isn't actually physically damaging i.e. doesn't cause problems which affect life span) that should have been just as accepted by people. Because people shouldn't have to change their appearance to please others!! However, if Michael Jackson treated his vitiligo with de-pigmentation to alleviate psychological distress caused by the disease then that is perfectly acceptable too. Do you understand where I am coming from? * Incidentally