Holy Crap Did We Get Nuked?

[nic7]

I'm surprised anyone can consume anything solid in the UK given the state of dentistry over there

One of our favorite "heavy people" shows in the one on BBC [America], You Are What You Eat - the woman does an, *ahem*, "poop assessment" to determine the person's digestive health :lol:

http://www.bbcamerica.com/content/273/index.jsp

I was waiting for someone to throw in a teeth joke.. Nice Work!

 

[LevesqueIsKing]

*Insert witty self-cause of British shakiness*

I felt it over here, too!

I know, I know. Sensitive skin

Amen. No matter how much I eat, I just don't gain weight. And the doc says if I don't gain weight it'll be bad for my health. HOW MUCH FAST FOOD CAN ONE MAN EAT?!?! Actually, at this point, the doc is encouraging Big Macs (ew, gross).

eat more.

 

[Frogger]

I tell you Tyler, it's the twin vibes.

 

[chach]

:yesnod:

awesome

 

[Zoro11031]

*Insert witty self-cause of British shakiness*

I felt it over here, too!

I know, I know. Sensitive skin

eat more.

*says something inaudible while chewing on a handful of cheetos*

 

[LevesqueIsKing]

Thats all I can tell you to do.

I know this isn't what you want to hear, but [unless you have a disease] you obviously aren't trying hard enough to gain weight. Eat denser foods, do not go longer than two hours without eating [take plenty of stuff to school and work], and do not stop eating when your body thinks its full. That is what I like to call a 'default setting', you just need to re-teach your body what 'full' really is.

I'm on your side, man. We're both living this hardship.

 

[Zoro11031]

Ah, thanks. I'll try. And I don't have any eating disorders or high metabolism, if you're wondering.

 

[Dorkfish]

To be fair, most of the earthquakes in the US are caused by fat kids doing star jumps.

I lulled

 

[ARav989]

Thats all I can tell you to do.

I know this isn't what you want to hear, but [unless you have a disease] you obviously aren't trying hard enough to gain weight. Eat denser foods, do not go longer than two hours without eating [take plenty of stuff to school and work], and do not stop eating when your body thinks its full. That is what I like to call a 'default setting', you just need to re-teach your body what 'full' really is.

I'm on your side, man. We're both living this hardship.

This is exactly my case. I have a disease and because of it and my medications, I have increased appetite but also weight loss. I eat a lot in the morning, a lot in school, I pretty much take everyone else's lunch (not bully way. They gimme it). I eat a lot after school at my aunt's house. Finally, I eat when I get home. I'm almost always hungry. When I was first put on the medication, the side effect of weight loss caused me to lose 10 pounds in a week or so. This was pretty much gained back now though.

 

[Brawl_Luigi]

Im lucky i dont live in the UK

 

[blueovalboy7]

I keep forgetting your island is puny.

I had to think twice about it too. I realized the UK is no bigger than Michigan. Because magnitude 4.6 earthquakes aren't really that big. Those are a regular occurrence in California.

Funny on Wiki it says the UK averages one 3.7 to 4.6 magnitude earthquake a year, one 4.7 to 5.5 every 10 years, and 5.6 or larger every 100 years.

 

[Napalmbrain]

I missed that one, but I guess Cardiff is far enough away.

 

[Xenithion]

I am too far away to be affected by that, here in Australia. Only had 1 experience of a quake, and that was a single wave that made the window rattle...
But we have a great big freaking drought, which is a lot worse than the earthquake, damn it.
I....neeed..... waaater.....

 

[i0n]

Yeah i felt that too, really weird feeling but pretty cool

 

[daviduk200]

Awww i never felt it and im in scotland and i never went to bed until 2.00am