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Old 07-09-2005, 10:36 PM   #1
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Default Skinny Modles are the in thing, or noodles are a good thing (ramen) lol.

Today's modles are to skinny for my taste. Most of the women in hollywood (younger stars some older) like to be skinny.I'm not naming any names. The most recent fade now is this website where girls likes to be real thin,you can see the rib bones, and there skeleton. This has been going on for years, but making yourself sick just to be skinny is just plan maddness. I have never met any body with Aneroxia,but knew of girls who had it. But todays fashion sence is when young girls sometimes even boys, who want to look like the modle on tv,or in magizines start making them throw up is just to wrong. To me there just sending mix messages to young girls thin is in,like I said the website featuring skeleton girls see there rib cage should be shut down, I saw it on somewhere which I do not know the name of the site,but you can probably find it. Young girls need positive role modles just like young boys,but looking at skinny women on tv is not a good role modles for any one.
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Old 07-09-2005, 11:50 PM   #2
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i prefer the skinny noodles rather than the thick noodles - they arent so soggy aND they taste better, n arent so sticky

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i prefer the skinny noodles rather than the thick noodles - they arent so soggy aND they taste better, n arent so sticky


I BEG to differ. you could easily spear a thick noodle with a fork and you wouldn't have to be primitive and used chop sticks.
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i prefer the skinny noodles rather than the thick noodles - they arent so soggy aND they taste better, n arent so sticky

I prefer broad.
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i prefer the skinny noodles rather than the thick noodles - they arent so soggy aND they taste better, n arent so sticky


Yea but they soak up your sauce.
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Yea but they soak up your sauce.
but I LIKE the sauce

i also ENJOY using the chopsticks - and they CAN be just as easily used as a weapon while eating.
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...and you wouldn't have to be primitive and used chop sticks.
Hey! Don't disregard primitive. There is a reason the Japanese and Chinese have used them for so long: They actually work!

But anyway. I agree with the original point of the topic. Get some meat on your bones. Looking healthy is far more attractive than starving yourself.

At the same time, if a woman has Anorexia, the last thing a person should do is critisize. The girl has a problem and is probably seeking acceptance. Although your concern is justified, it will not help the situation, because she will feel threatened and even more ugly.

That was my 25 cents.
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i also ENJOY using the chopsticks - and they CAN be just as easily used as a weapon while eating.

In my hands they can be a lethal weapon.
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http://www26.brinkster.com/dogjuice/ramen/2.html
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http://mattfischer.com/ramen/
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But on a serious note, skinny models have ALWAYS been the 'in' thing. Nothing new there.
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noodle webpages ROCK

i have a friend who makes AWESOME ramen sandwiches - no chopstix necessary

and I dont care WHAT models eat, as long as they stay away from MY food.
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Are noodles considered a member of the pasta family?

Or is pasta a member of the noodle family?

Oh, models shouldn't be too skinny.

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Are noodles considered a member of the pasta family?

Or is pasta a member of the noodle family?

Oh, models shouldn't be too skinny.

I think they're both in different families entirelly. Tell an italian that noodles are pasta, they just might kill you, LOL. Joking.

On a side note, don't diss chopsticks.. I use them everyday! And yup, they work.
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i have a friend who makes AWESOME ramen sandwiches - no chopstix necessary

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That's a lot of starch...
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