[quote=“Richardm”][quote=“Namahottie”]
I see a split thread beginning…How do you know if your man has balls or not… 
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My beer belly has gotten so big, I have to ask for a second opinion.[/quote]
Haha…good one. Nice connection between the two topics. :bravo:
mine is not really big at all…a little bit of a blimp…yet still I get comments from my school manager and students…
“hahaha…Teacher are you pregnant…hahaha”
Little bastards.
Just have to say Bubba 2 Guns is burning it up on this thread - funny - funny - funny - thanks for the laughs. The folks I’m working with wanna know what is making me laugh so hard. 
:bravo: 
Bodo
The only reason is because I HAVE balls! (2 at last count)
AND a beer belly along with the aftermarket options of love handles-
which, I might add come in handy when carrying a passenger on a fast
motorcycle. :happybiker: Handy love Handles.
Indiana, you’ve hurt my feelings! As a smooth-skinned and streamlined fellow, I’d never before imagined that would warrant my being described as “gross”. 
But I agree with your remark about the guy’s prattish pose and expression. I’d have thought that, if he had pleasing features, a decent haircut, a warm smile, and a proper understanding of how to dress, to complement his fit and well-toned bod, he’d be worthier of attracting Erhu’s attention or that of any other woman who doesn’t share the strange Indianan predilection for hairy fat guts. 
[quote=“Bubba 2 Guns”]The only reason is because I have balls! (2 at last count)
AND a beer belly along with the aftermarket options of love handles-
which, I might add come in handy when carrying a passenger on a fast
motorcycle. :happybiker: Handy love Handles.[/quote]
With regards to weight and bikes…every 7 pounds roughly translates into 1 Horse power. So the cheapest way to gain horse power on a bike…is to lose weight.
At least medically, I’m not sure that is exactly true. I wish I could remember where I read it but the quoted figure for medically obese people in the US was astonishingly high. Most people don’t even realize they are technically obese - they just think they are chubby.
to help all the onfused out there,here’s the difference between guts and balls
Guts is arriving home late after a night out with the boys, being assaulted by your wife with a broom, and having the guts to ask: “Are you still cleaning, or are you flying somewhere?”
Balls is coming home late after a night out with the boys, smelling of perfume and beer, lipstick on your collar, slapping your wife on the backside and having the balls to say: “You’re next!”
I hope this clears up any confusion on the subject.
[quote=“kelake”][quote=“gcat”]
In addition, overweight in Taiwan is measured differently to overweight in the west. Some of this has a medical grounding (Asian healthy body weigh is lower than westerners), but mostly it’s a weird aesthetic. So if in the west you’re considered ok, but would ideally loose a couple of kg (like me) you’re probably considered fat here (I am).
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At least medically, I’m not sure that is exactly true. I wish I could remember where I read it but the quoted figure for medically obese people in the US was astonishingly high. Most people don’t even realize they are technically obese - they just think they are chubby.[/quote]
You misunderstood me. I didn’t say that there are less obese people in the West - there’s lots of reports that there are. I just said that the medical scale for normal/overweight/obese is different for different racial groups. IE the healthy body range for an Asian person is lower than a caucasian.
I disagree with you as long as I’m not in a bar like Carnegie’s. 
You are right. Taiwanese just don’t accept fat, especially girls.
Tons of girls still want to be thinner though they are considered slim. 
Nope. Women generally don’t like fat nor like the way fat looks but tell you what? It just feels so comfortably soft when you lie down on a beer belly (or a little bit of gut, if you prefer this term. 
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Then stop posting drivel in the IP forum.