
Commission for
nemo. His character Boomer drawn hugely huge and converted to my style.
Boomer © Nemo

Boomer © Nemo
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fat Furs
Species Raccoon
Size 500 x 800px
File Size 49.9 kB
Ya they don't work cause fatties have no will power!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRzy4UZOT7k
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRzy4UZOT7k
Well I know this for a fact. I can comment on anything here, its a free country. If you don't want my comments then don't post.
Also anyone who is as fat and obease at that won't live past 50, won't have a fulling life. Be a diabetic and god knows how many heart problems.
Those who arn't won't have to pay for two seats on the airplane or the bus. And get laid more often.
Also anyone who is as fat and obease at that won't live past 50, won't have a fulling life. Be a diabetic and god knows how many heart problems.
Those who arn't won't have to pay for two seats on the airplane or the bus. And get laid more often.
I'm just saying, if you're going to be a douchebag, you could at least have the decency to be good at it. Take some pride in your asshattery and it will be more entertaining. I have taken the time to compile a critique for your trolling of this thread:
First, let us look at that video link you posted. With a little research you could have dug up one of Aurora herself popping the buttons on her shirt which, along with your comment, would have been a subtle jab at her personally as well as being a far more on topic video.
When I called you out originally you could have come back with a totally new stab, rather than restating your original post with weaker wording. Saying the same thing twice in a row is a sign of weakness! [/ironic]
Disbelieving your detractors doesn't add anything to the conversation. If you're going to shrug off an attack you need to counter it, not just spam "I'm rubber you're glue!" like an uncultured kindergartener.
Calling somebody on butting into a conversation and then immediately turning around and insisting that you have the right to post wherever you like is not only hypocritical, it makes you look like the sort of fool that doesn't even read their own posts.
Finally, and this one isn't really for you so much as the random passers by, but any big girls living in the northwestern United States area feel free to hit me up on Notes if you wanna put the lie to his last comment there.
First, let us look at that video link you posted. With a little research you could have dug up one of Aurora herself popping the buttons on her shirt which, along with your comment, would have been a subtle jab at her personally as well as being a far more on topic video.
When I called you out originally you could have come back with a totally new stab, rather than restating your original post with weaker wording. Saying the same thing twice in a row is a sign of weakness! [/ironic]
Disbelieving your detractors doesn't add anything to the conversation. If you're going to shrug off an attack you need to counter it, not just spam "I'm rubber you're glue!" like an uncultured kindergartener.
Calling somebody on butting into a conversation and then immediately turning around and insisting that you have the right to post wherever you like is not only hypocritical, it makes you look like the sort of fool that doesn't even read their own posts.
Finally, and this one isn't really for you so much as the random passers by, but any big girls living in the northwestern United States area feel free to hit me up on Notes if you wanna put the lie to his last comment there.
Actually, studies have shown that being underweight is more dangerous than obesity, as underweight people don't give their bodies enough protein, lipids and carbohydrates to maintain proper metabolism. Thus, a person who weighs, say, 550 pounds (like John McDuffy, a trucker, whose father, peak weight 700 pounds, is still very much alive) is more likely to reach 50 years of age than someone who "desperation diets" to reach the tiny size of a model. There's a reason extreme dieters suffer heart attacks when regaining the weight, after all; they've cannibalized their heart muscle to keep their bodies alive, and it can no longer handle additional stress. (The AMA, to its surprise, found being overweight actually makes you less liable to heart attacks.)
Not have a full life? That's more the province of the individual than even their weight. After all, if you're on here sneering at people for liking artwork, how full can your life possibly be. Some of us have girlfriends... you should try it sometime.
Be a diabetic? Sorry, adult-onset diabetes is not weight-related, according to the American Diabetes Association. You should get medical information that's under three decades old.
And when it comes to the bus, you don't need two seats, because their designers actually think people have hips. Airline seats are uncomfortable for everyone, because they're designed to hold a mannequin. (And there are lawsuits underway regarding the preactice of charging for two seats even when the person doesn't actually need them... looking less like a flaw in their lifestyle and more like a pricing scam, wouldn't you say?
Finally, people like what they like. There's a large (pun intended) number of people out there who like fatties of the opposite sex (or of the same sex, in certain cases), and they have no need for your approval or anyone else's.
So do go away, little man. Your logic is flawed, your data is out of date, and you smell of raspberries.
Not have a full life? That's more the province of the individual than even their weight. After all, if you're on here sneering at people for liking artwork, how full can your life possibly be. Some of us have girlfriends... you should try it sometime.
Be a diabetic? Sorry, adult-onset diabetes is not weight-related, according to the American Diabetes Association. You should get medical information that's under three decades old.
And when it comes to the bus, you don't need two seats, because their designers actually think people have hips. Airline seats are uncomfortable for everyone, because they're designed to hold a mannequin. (And there are lawsuits underway regarding the preactice of charging for two seats even when the person doesn't actually need them... looking less like a flaw in their lifestyle and more like a pricing scam, wouldn't you say?
Finally, people like what they like. There's a large (pun intended) number of people out there who like fatties of the opposite sex (or of the same sex, in certain cases), and they have no need for your approval or anyone else's.
So do go away, little man. Your logic is flawed, your data is out of date, and you smell of raspberries.
I've not found the seating on your average Greyhound bus to be much better than economy airline seats, although I will admit it has been years since I had to take the bus. In either case I've only ever ended up seated next to fat men, which I consider to be the universe's way of laughing at me.
Hey. I paid money for this, so I think I'm going to share my thoughts on the matter.
Boomer is what you might know as a "cartoon", his ideal weight is "whatever I think is amusing." He doesn't have to worry about heart disease because he is made of graphite and occasionally ink. He doesn't worry about bus rides or plane seats because I don't like drawing chairs. He is unconcerned with how often he has sex because like Warner Brothers, I don't bother drawing anybody with naughty bits. I would make jabs at rabbits not having fingers able to work a keyboard and thus the both of us living in fantasy worlds, but really, I believe my initial point has been made.
What I'm curious about is why you think it's your god-given duty to critique the health habits of cartoon characterss. I paid for this and am quite happy with it. This was essentially made to my specifications, and when Psyko agrees to take more of my money, I have other things I would like him to draw.
So, where does your health advice designed for living, actual human beings fit into this? At my slightest whim, going on a diet will cause himand everybody he knows to instantly burst into flame. Him being an absurd enormity could be a matter of pangalactic importance.
Essentially, this boils down to me encouraging you calmly and politely to pick a new hobby than being concerned about the health habits of fictional animals. If you'd like to discuss it further, I'm sure that Psyko would prefer us move our debate to instnat messengers. My SNs are public and I am always free. Thank you.
Boomer is what you might know as a "cartoon", his ideal weight is "whatever I think is amusing." He doesn't have to worry about heart disease because he is made of graphite and occasionally ink. He doesn't worry about bus rides or plane seats because I don't like drawing chairs. He is unconcerned with how often he has sex because like Warner Brothers, I don't bother drawing anybody with naughty bits. I would make jabs at rabbits not having fingers able to work a keyboard and thus the both of us living in fantasy worlds, but really, I believe my initial point has been made.
What I'm curious about is why you think it's your god-given duty to critique the health habits of cartoon characterss. I paid for this and am quite happy with it. This was essentially made to my specifications, and when Psyko agrees to take more of my money, I have other things I would like him to draw.
So, where does your health advice designed for living, actual human beings fit into this? At my slightest whim, going on a diet will cause himand everybody he knows to instantly burst into flame. Him being an absurd enormity could be a matter of pangalactic importance.
Essentially, this boils down to me encouraging you calmly and politely to pick a new hobby than being concerned about the health habits of fictional animals. If you'd like to discuss it further, I'm sure that Psyko would prefer us move our debate to instnat messengers. My SNs are public and I am always free. Thank you.
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