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Dave Smith[_1_]
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On 2017-08-12 12:51 PM,
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> On Saturday, August 12, 2017 at 9:00:09 AM UTC-5, Dave Smith wrote:
>> She does get excluded from a lot of events for a couple reasons. One is
>> that she and her husband are quite a bit older. Making a pig of herself
>> is another one. She once dropped in on her step sister, who was
>> expecting company... invited company. Step sister was a very generous
>> hostess who loved to prepare lots of good food when entertaining. BN
>> was invited to stay and then she ate all the food before the guests
>> arrived.
>>
> I would have had to speak up and say "STOP! You're not going to eat
> e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g before the guests arrive." I truly would have
> said that to her.
Sounds good, but you really should not have to say that to a guest,
especially an uninvited one. I got into enough trouble with her when she
was a teen and especially sensitive. I leave it to her mother to deal
with it. She knows her daughter has a problem. She knows that I have a
problem with her daughter, and she is sympathetic. I simply try to avoid
having anything deal with her.
>> She is 6 feet tall and probably about 350. About 2 years ago she had to
>> lose 75 pounds to get a hip replacement. She has since gained it all back.
> Why doesn't she go in for the stomach reducing surgery? How big is
> her husband? Are they both the size of an adult rhinoceros??
He is about the same size. They met at a big and tall club. His food
intake is more normal than hers.
Considering how much she eats, I am surprised that she is not a hell of
a lot bigger than she is. It is not her size that is the issue. It is
her obsession with eating. It is a pain in the ass to have to invite her
to family functions and then to have to go to the work and expense to
provide twice as much food for a gathering when one person eats enough
for 6 or more. And it annoying as hell to go onto the kitchen for
something and find her opening a box of crackers of cookies in the
pantry when there is all sorts of food out. Who, in their right mind,
attends a social function in someone's home and sneaks away from the
food service to root around for more food?
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