19 Mar 2013, 10:02 am
Lilya wrote:
luvsterriers wrote:
Wolfheart wrote:
It's the same with everything in health, the aspects changed like modelling, more and more models become skinnier and skinnier which influenced a generation of kids to starve themselves and develop eating disorders. Similar to bigorexia where someone thinks they appear small when they are actually muscular, the disorders can affect people to the point that it becomes an obsession.
Ugh the ladies on top row look awful! Now Marilyn Monroe was one beautiful actress. I guess being as thin and bony as possible is the thing nowadays. I know I will see plenty of anorexic looking young women when I go to Seoul in the fall. It's so nasty!
Raquel Welch has my choice of physique any time...
Hourglass figure does seem to be back in fashion again, though, although in Asia it's still super skinny. Each body type is different, though; naturally skinny women don't appreciate bashing on their figures any more than larger women do. Ideally women of any size they're most comfortable with could feel beautiful.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ks3R2BwyO0[/youtube]
I think this sums it up, girls are made to jump through hoops by trying to reach some delusion and they feel pressured to starve themselves but they need to realize that they are beautiful for who they are and they don't have to fit this standard that has been imposed upon us by society and the media.
I'm not bashing women for wearing make up, I'm blaming society and the media for putting exaggerated expectations.
19 Mar 2013, 10:18 am
luvsterriers wrote:
1000Knives wrote:
rabbittss wrote:
1000Knives wrote:
rabbittss wrote:
1000Knives wrote:
rabbittss wrote:
The question is.. why would anyone want to be like Pitbull?
Gee, why would anyone want to be someone that makes his entire living as a world renowned "artist" and performer just off a sense of charisma and machismo with no actual talent besides those things?
I don't know, that's why I asked.
It's not fair to answer a question, with another question.
I Jeopardy answered it.
Anyway. Because it'd be sweet to have multitudes of people like you based solely upon you being "cool" and not having to actually work hard besides being "cool." We all work to be admired in life in some way. Some people want to actually contribute to the world, like scientists, architects, etc. Some people want to leave their mark like Pitbull, and leave crap behind as a legacy because in the short term it'll benefit them and even in the longterm people may look back and go admire Pitbull for his ability to get women and be "cool."
I went and looked him up.. and while morally he seems pretty thin.. he at least is a consummate showman. After all it looks like, due to a Facebook campaign, he went and did 3 shows at a Kodiak Alaska Walmart of all places.. I mean that's gotta be the most interesting thing to happen in Kodiak Alaska.. probably in forever. I just don't want to say he "Doesn't work hard" when I imagine he actually spends a LOT of time working on being "Pitbull" rather than whoever he really is..
OK, Pitbull does have a good work ethic for promoting Pitbull. I'll give credit where credit is due.
And yes, the Alaska thing is hilarious. I'm glad he kept true to his word at least, that he'd do a show wherever people sent him.
I'll give credit where credit is due are lyrics from Back In Time.
I can't wait till I do Zumba. I do hope the instructor puts 99% Pitbull music. Ok I'm going to take a break now.
Zumba....
I listen to girly techno while lifting, like Dmitri Klokov.
I hate when there's Zumba class next door in the aerobic studio, as first off I can't use it for plyos, and second off, it's Pitbull like all the time, it's especially hellish if I forgot my headphones.
19 Mar 2013, 11:23 am
19 Mar 2013, 11:49 am
1000Knives wrote:
luvsterriers wrote:
1000Knives wrote:
rabbittss wrote:
1000Knives wrote:
rabbittss wrote:
1000Knives wrote:
rabbittss wrote:
The question is.. why would anyone want to be like Pitbull?
Gee, why would anyone want to be someone that makes his entire living as a world renowned "artist" and performer just off a sense of charisma and machismo with no actual talent besides those things?
I don't know, that's why I asked.
It's not fair to answer a question, with another question.
I Jeopardy answered it.
Anyway. Because it'd be sweet to have multitudes of people like you based solely upon you being "cool" and not having to actually work hard besides being "cool." We all work to be admired in life in some way. Some people want to actually contribute to the world, like scientists, architects, etc. Some people want to leave their mark like Pitbull, and leave crap behind as a legacy because in the short term it'll benefit them and even in the longterm people may look back and go admire Pitbull for his ability to get women and be "cool."
I went and looked him up.. and while morally he seems pretty thin.. he at least is a consummate showman. After all it looks like, due to a Facebook campaign, he went and did 3 shows at a Kodiak Alaska Walmart of all places.. I mean that's gotta be the most interesting thing to happen in Kodiak Alaska.. probably in forever. I just don't want to say he "Doesn't work hard" when I imagine he actually spends a LOT of time working on being "Pitbull" rather than whoever he really is..
OK, Pitbull does have a good work ethic for promoting Pitbull. I'll give credit where credit is due.
And yes, the Alaska thing is hilarious. I'm glad he kept true to his word at least, that he'd do a show wherever people sent him.
I'll give credit where credit is due are lyrics from Back In Time.
I can't wait till I do Zumba. I do hope the instructor puts 99% Pitbull music. Ok I'm going to take a break now.
Zumba....
I listen to girly techno while lifting, like Dmitri Klokov.
I hate when there's Zumba class next door in the aerobic studio, as first off I can't use it for plyos, and second off, it's Pitbull like all the time, it's especially hellish if I forgot my headphones.
I'm taking Zumba starting in April every Sat for 11 weeks for one hour. Hopefully instructor will play Pitbull like the entire class. Throw in maybe a few Rihanna songs too. I do like this one song by J Lo, called Dance Again. Not particularly fond of her, but the beat to this song is good for zumba.
19 Mar 2013, 11:57 am
I still think that you two should get together.
19 Mar 2013, 12:02 pm
19 Mar 2013, 12:17 pm
19 Mar 2013, 1:15 pm
luvsterriers wrote:
HAHA I may even do drop in Zumba classes at a gym near my office. What better way to dance to Mr Worldwide every single day during lunch! MR 305. DALE!
How do you propose to maintain a clean mind while dancing?
19 Mar 2013, 1:19 pm
19 Mar 2013, 1:21 pm
ArrantPariah wrote:
luvsterriers wrote:
HAHA I may even do drop in Zumba classes at a gym near my office. What better way to dance to Mr Worldwide every single day during lunch! MR 305. DALE!
How do you propose to maintain a clean mind while dancing?
I will have probably a dirty mind while dancing to Pit's music. I listen to his music 24/7.
I just saw that he's coming to Baltimore in May for Preakness. I'm not into horse racing though.
IF and when he comes back to the DC area, I was thinking of getting something like this?
19 Mar 2013, 2:37 pm
uwmonkdm wrote:
meems wrote:
ModusPonens wrote:
aspiesandra27 wrote:
I think a lot of men don't even know what they want. Making lists is rather a simplistic way to go about it, because some things, like chemistry and love cannot be defined in adjectives. But of course we all have ideals.
Some of mine have gone straight out of the window though
Some of mine have gone straight out of the window though
That thought could only come from a woman. Men know what they want. Their ideal coincides (within a reasonable interval of variation) with the women they fall in love with. Women are the ones who don't know what they realy want. Their ideal of a man is completely distorted by their affective needs. The truth is women won't even touch a guy who is realy kind to them. As a woman friend I have says: "women in the stone age wanted the troglodite. Today they want the well-dressed troglodite". She's the only woman I know who admits to her self that what she wants is a troglodite.
Maybe that's because she's the only woman you know who is a troglodyte.
LOOOOOOOOL
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVgXGw_XhRQ[/youtube]
Kelso is not known for his brightness...
19 Mar 2013, 4:38 pm
ModusPonens wrote:
Kelso is not known for his brightness...
Yea, I posted that video because I think he's a genius, clearly..
19 Mar 2013, 4:57 pm
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