I will admit I have and will continue to chubby chase
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LOL. Whew !!! Im tired. Give me a minute...LOL
GFunk
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HA!!!!!
nope im a chasing
AdventurSum
New Member
too much yap.
post pics.
post pics.
Inner Beauty
New Member
too much yap.
post pics.
^ Need to get my lunges on
jaylon
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whats with the darryl sutter pic?
blackbull1970
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I love Big Gurls!
GFunk
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Yes, please.too much yap.
post pics.
too much yap.
post pics.
hey you maybe joking but I will be on that like white on rice....yes pun was intended
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now I hate to stereotype but from what I understand white guys would think she is fat. for me this is thick (maybe chubby) but this is good for me. Her build would keep me home trying love on that every night. she would have to ration the booty out.
I would bury my face in that. boooohay
now I hate to stereotype but from what I understand white guys would think she is fat. for me this is thick (maybe chubby) but this is good for me. Her build would keep me home trying love on that every night. she would have to ration the booty out.
I would bury my face in that. boooohay
article talking about women with meat on their bones
Having Big Buttocks, Hips And Thighs 'Is Healthy'
Date: 12-Jan-2010
Carrying extra weight on your hips, bum and thighs is good for your health, protecting against heart and metabolic problems, UK experts have said.
Hip fat mops up harmful fatty acids and contains an anti-inflammatory agent that stops arteries clogging, they say.
Big behinds are preferable to extra fat around the waistline, which gives no such protection, the Oxford team said.
Science could look to deliberately increase hip fat, they told the International Journal of Obesity.
And in the future, doctors might prescribe ways to redistribute body fat to the hips to protect against cardiovascular and metabolic diseases such as diabetes.
The researchers said having too little fat around the hips can lead to serious metabolic problems, as occurs in Cushing's syndrome.
"Shape Not Weight"
Singer Jennifer Lopez has topped attractiveness polls with her curves.
Evidence shows that fat around the thighs and backside is harder to shift than fat around the waist.
Although this may sound undesirable, it is actually beneficial because when fat is broken down quickly it releases a lot of cytokines which trigger inflammation in the body, say experts.
These cytokines have been linked to cardiovascular disease, insulin resistance and diabetes.
The slower burning hip fat also makes more of the hormone adiponectin that protects the arteries and promotes better blood sugar control and fat burning.
In comparison, carrying excess fat around the stomach, being "apple shaped", raises the risk of diabetes and heart disease.
Lead researcher Dr Konstantinos Manolopoulos, of Oxford University, said: "It is shape that matters and where the fat gathers.
"Fat around the hips and thighs is good for you but around the tummy is bad."
He said in an ideal world, the more fat around the thighs the better - as long as the tummy stays slim.
"Unfortunately, you tend not to get one without the other," he said.
Fotini Rozakeas of the British Heart Foundation said: "This research helps us better to understand how fat acts in the body in order to develop new approaches in reducing heart and circulatory disease.
"If you are overweight, obese, or if you have a waist size that is increased, it is important to make changes to your lifestyle, such as eating a healthy diet and doing regular physical activity, to reduce your risk of heart health problems."
Having Big Buttocks, Hips And Thighs 'Is Healthy'
Date: 12-Jan-2010
Carrying extra weight on your hips, bum and thighs is good for your health, protecting against heart and metabolic problems, UK experts have said.
Hip fat mops up harmful fatty acids and contains an anti-inflammatory agent that stops arteries clogging, they say.
Big behinds are preferable to extra fat around the waistline, which gives no such protection, the Oxford team said.
Science could look to deliberately increase hip fat, they told the International Journal of Obesity.
And in the future, doctors might prescribe ways to redistribute body fat to the hips to protect against cardiovascular and metabolic diseases such as diabetes.
The researchers said having too little fat around the hips can lead to serious metabolic problems, as occurs in Cushing's syndrome.
"Shape Not Weight"
Singer Jennifer Lopez has topped attractiveness polls with her curves.
Evidence shows that fat around the thighs and backside is harder to shift than fat around the waist.
Although this may sound undesirable, it is actually beneficial because when fat is broken down quickly it releases a lot of cytokines which trigger inflammation in the body, say experts.
These cytokines have been linked to cardiovascular disease, insulin resistance and diabetes.
The slower burning hip fat also makes more of the hormone adiponectin that protects the arteries and promotes better blood sugar control and fat burning.
In comparison, carrying excess fat around the stomach, being "apple shaped", raises the risk of diabetes and heart disease.
Lead researcher Dr Konstantinos Manolopoulos, of Oxford University, said: "It is shape that matters and where the fat gathers.
"Fat around the hips and thighs is good for you but around the tummy is bad."
He said in an ideal world, the more fat around the thighs the better - as long as the tummy stays slim.
"Unfortunately, you tend not to get one without the other," he said.
Fotini Rozakeas of the British Heart Foundation said: "This research helps us better to understand how fat acts in the body in order to develop new approaches in reducing heart and circulatory disease.
"If you are overweight, obese, or if you have a waist size that is increased, it is important to make changes to your lifestyle, such as eating a healthy diet and doing regular physical activity, to reduce your risk of heart health problems."
I don't view her as being overweight at all. She's just right if you ask me. If that's the type of women you're talking about then I guess I'm kinda of a chubby chaser too.
You, Eric Dyson and, nevermind need to back away from the dinner table.