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17-09-15, 09:18 PM | #2531 |
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buying shims for fork valves. all i want is to buy some shims not fek them up the back passage. i really dont understand what the problem is. is there some secret hand shake or willy waving involved.
me.. i would like to buy shims to replace the worn out/deformed ones i have them.. well sir if you send the forks in we can do the work for you me.. no i can do the work myself, i just want to buy some shims them.. sorry we dont sell shims to the public WTF.. if this was the states it would be what sizes and how many. |
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18-09-15, 10:41 AM | #2533 |
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Overweight parents with overweight kids. A form of child neglect IMO. I watch lots of people walk past my house on the way to the local school and some families are frightening. One overweight child this morning was tucking into the biggest milkshake I've seen.
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18-09-15, 12:18 PM | #2534 |
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18-09-15, 12:48 PM | #2535 | |
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18-09-15, 12:53 PM | #2536 |
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18-09-15, 03:25 PM | #2538 | |
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i have a friend who i have known all my life. he is fat and always has been but comes from a deprived alcoholic single mother family and as such did not get fed well, his sister is exactly the same so how come they are fat but their brother from a different father is as skinny as a rake. have you thought that the family in question might be depressed due to the child getting bullied due to their looks or have a genetic condition. |
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18-09-15, 03:42 PM | #2539 | |
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Depression doesn't excuse over feeding/eating. Yes there will some cases whereby a genetic condition is involved, but the majority of parents with overweight children will cling to notions such as 'it's cruel to deny him sweets' or 'he's just big boned' or 'he takes after his dad' etc etc. too many people know too little about nutrition and we're witnessing the first generation of people to die younger than their parents due to the wrong food choices and lack of movement. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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there are many forms of depression and it affects different people in different ways and surprise surprise comfort eating is one of them.
dont get me wrong i do understand what you are saying but dont judge a book by its cover. ok its not the child's fault that they were born into said family but the child was and the parents are only doing what they know to raise their child. once that child is old enough to make their own decisions then they can. would you rather the state stepped in and put the child into care and if you think yes then you might as well condemn society. there is nothing wrong with being fat. being obese on the other hand is a different kettle of fish. Last edited by Bibio; 18-09-15 at 04:22 PM. |
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