Let's all laugh and make fun of the overweight lady. Ha ha ha. What's ironic is that a lot of the people criticizing this lady's lifestyle also defend the decision of Ft. Thomas schools to opt out of federal money in order to increase the calorie count at school lunches.

 

Now that's funny.

 

The calorie count had nowhere to go but up unless you like starving teenage kids.

The calorie count had nowhere to go but up unless you like starving teenage kids.

"Starving"? That's a good one. Refresh my memory. How many other Northern Kentucky school districts opted out?

Enable if you so choose.

Let's all laugh and make fun of the overweight lady. Ha ha ha. What's ironic is that a lot of the people criticizing this lady's lifestyle also defend the decision of Ft. Thomas schools to opt out of federal money in order to increase the calorie count at school lunches.

 

Now that's funny.

Thank God above you're not a train engineer. No freakin chance in hell you could keep that thing on track.

Thank God above you're not a train engineer. No freakin chance in hell you could keep that thing on track.

What track were we on? Oh, yes, we were having lots of fun making fun of overweight people and laughing at their misfortune. That was about it.

 

Carry on.

Maybe she's on a diet of cheetos and tomato soup and that's the reason for the color of her hair. I have no idea how the British govt deals with govt assistance, but here, at Kroger at least, you can get vegetables and fruit that are approved under that umbrella.

What track were we on? Oh, yes, we were having lots of fun making fun of overweight people and laughing at their misfortune. That was about it.

 

Carry on.

A. She's fat.

B. She can't accept any blame, not atypical of that generation.

C. What did I miss?

I'm not making fun of her weight. I'm making fun of her for blaming her weight on the fact that she doesn't get enough free money from the government. The picture of the kitchen cabinet looks pretty packed full of food to me.

"Starving"? That's a good one. Refresh my memory. How many other Northern Kentucky school districts opted out?

 

It's not a matter of wanting to opt out; it's about affording to opt out. How many schools can afford to do so?

Maybe she's on a diet of cheetos and tomato soup and that's the reason for the color of her hair. I have no idea how the British govt deals with govt assistance, but here, at Kroger at least, you can get vegetables and fruit that are approved under that umbrella.

No it was her favorite pizza and her Chinese carryout. That's why she couldn't afford the $36 a month gym membership. I guess it also cost to walk the streets or sidewalks across the pond.

Maybe she's on a diet of cheetos and tomato soup and that's the reason for the color of her hair. I have no idea how the British govt deals with govt assistance, but here, at Kroger at least, you can get vegetables and fruit that are approved under that umbrella.

Congratulations on offering an intelligent comment. Perhaps others will join in now instead of posting derisive photos.

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Congratulations on offering an intelligent comment. Perhaps others will join in now instead of posting derisive photos.

I see one photo that has been posted.

Let's see. Hair dyed, nose pierced, tattoos all over the place (which aren't cheap), a pantry full of pop tarts, potato chips and cookies and you blame the government that you don't receive enough aid to be thin? All of that costs money.

 

And if you do blame someone else I am making fun of you 100 times out of 100.

http://toprightnews.com/?p=6192 Is this a real website? This has to be satire right?

 

How about exercising to lose weight? Out of the question Briggs says — gyms are just too pricey, and she hasn’t been “educated” on how to exercise herself.

 

“I tried swimming but it cost £22 [$36] a month and it meant I had to cut back on my favourite pizza and Chinese takeaways,” she said.

 

“It’s not my fault – healthy food is too expensive,” she added. Briggs stuffs her kids with PopTarts, chocolate fingers, chips, salsa, and Marshmellow Fluff, along with her fast food takeout. Apparently she’s never been “educated” about apples, bananas or grapes.

 

Briggs already receives a remarkable $36,000 a year from the government.

 

Plus she pays absolutely nothing for monthly home expenses. She lives in public housing with her two children by two different fathers. Including housing, healthcare and miscellaneous reimbursements, Briggs receives more than $62,000 a year in total government largesse, more than many executives. This is what Briggs calls “limited” benefits?

 

But Briggs thinks she should get even more. “It would be good if the government offered a cash incentive for me to lose weight.” Closer Magazine reported.

 

 

Thoughts twotoplace?

BGP : It's daylight out and the sun is up

Twofer : Well it's actually twilight and semi dark .

 

This song and dance gets old . But freedom of speech is a good thing . Continue on .