Things that make you go What the F**k?

Started by The Real Laoislad, November 19, 2007, 05:54:25 PM

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Wildweasel74


tbrick18

I wouldn't know much about her outside of a kids show she used to do where her voice annoyed the life out of me - Sam and Cat I think it was.
She used to have that girl next door look about her, but she looks terrible in that picture.
I assume she has an eating disorder? Sad if that's the case.

Look-Up!

Very f****d up the power of peer pressure and the influence the entertainment, fashion and beauty industries have on the perceived notion of what beauty is. Fact of the matter is she looks sick and in need of medical help but to some this will be seen as some desirable level of beauty to attain to. No more than them yokes with the plastic heads and mad eyebrows and lips that look like they got stuck to the stove, some poor kids will think that is what beauty is and what they should be trying to image.

AustinPowers

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QuoteVery f****d up the power of peer pressure and the influence the entertainment, fashion and beauty industries have on the perceived notion of what beauty is. Fact of the matter is she looks sick and in need of medical help but to some this will be seen as some desirable level of beauty to attain to. No more than them yokes with the plastic heads and mad eyebrows and lips that look like they got stuck to the stove, some poor kids will think that is what beauty is and what they should be trying to image.
Seen a woman on last week talking about the lifting of 2 child benefit, saying she'll have more money  to spend on essentials for  her kids.  She had the big lip fillers , and I thought... no, you'll have more money to spend on  your lips

The amount of young girls/women  (18-late 20's )  with lips done  is scary. More and more getting the teeth done too , when there's nothing wrong with them.

Then theres the tattoos,  scribbling up the arms, hands,  and that's just the  ones you can see. A huge percentage of same age groups seem to have them. I  don't get it.

I'm away to  yell  at a cloud

Munchie

Can they not see it's f**king horrendous looking - the big asses too wtf is that all about, humanity's fucked, is there anyone out there happy in their own skin.

DaleCooper

Monkey see monkey do. The social engineers spend vast sums essentially maiming society.

How many smokers with lung cancer even know who Eddie Bernays was?

Taylor

Quote from: Munchie on December 01, 2025, 01:17:53 PMCan they not see it's f**king horrendous looking - the big asses too wtf is that all about, humanity's fucked, is there anyone out there happy in their own skin.

Its amazing - I have yet to see one man think it is attractive - yet a number of females I know of have said its to make them more attractive.
Makes little to no sense

From the Bunker

In the United States: 32% of adults have a tattoo.
38% of women have at least one tattoo, compared to 27% of men.
Younger adults, particularly those under 50, are more likely to have tattoos.
51% of lesbian, gay, or bisexual Americans have at least one tattoo.

In other countries:
Italy: 48% of residents have at least one tattoo.
Sweden: 47%.
United States: 46%.
Australia: 43%.
Spain: 42%.
Denmark: 41%.
United Kingdom: 40%.
Brazil: 37%.
France: 36%.

Prevalence by age:
In the U.S., the prevalence of tattoos is highest among adults under 50.
One study showed that the highest prevalence was among women aged 25–29, at 45%.

Milltown Row2

Anorexia, bulimia and other food eating disorders are mental disorders first and foremost

A person with anorexia is more likely to come from a family with a history of certain health problems. These include weight problems, physical illness, and mental health problems. Mental health problems may include depression and substance abuse. Research suggests that a combination of many factors can increase the risk for anorexia. They include genetic, biological, behavioral, psychological, and social factors.

Social factors are there but not necessarily the main reason..

People that suffer with anorexia don't see themselves the way we do, and to say they should eat more or can they not see what's wrong with them is not going to help..

The wigs/hair transplant turkey teeth lashes lips, tits/ass Botox and the rest is more about society pressure and whether we think it looks rank they don't

I'd say it's very hard for a woman, and it's a high percentage of women that get 'work' done, who has possibly been attractive, fit and popular, to see how the age and those looks that they had, that brought you attention,  are disappearing.

Would hate to be a parent of a child going through such things, funnily I've a high maintenance daughter and a low maintenance daughter, but thankfully, as much as I'm aware they don't have such problems..
None of us are getting out of here alive, so please stop treating yourself like an after thought.

Look-Up!

Older women trying to "cling on" to their youthful looks is another matter. But youngsters maiming their youthful looks is absolute madness.

Watched 28 years later last week. Thought the bit with the Swedish soldier showing off the picture of his "beautiful" girlfriend to the kid very funny. The kid, growing up in an isolated society, his first reaction was what's wrong with her? He knew a girl in the village allergic to shellfish and used to blow up the same way. Needless to say the soldier wasn't happy. I feel the same way as the kid every time I see an influencer.

Munchie

Andi Peter's! he seriously is in a different country everytime i see him usually flogging a holiday competition, he was in the jungle on Sunday, Switzerland today he must have a higher carbon footprint than Taylor Swift, some job if you can get it.

seafoid

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/12/02/weight-loss-jabs-can-cut-sick-days-in-half/

Research has previously found that obese workers are twice as likely to take time off sick because of health issues arising from their weight.
The study comes as millions more people turn to the drugs, the vast majority buying them privately.
Wes Streeting, the Health Secretary, has previously said the jabs could be a "game-changer" for the economy, and pilot schemes are looking at the use of the medicine to get people back to work.
In the trial by Oviva, which runs a weight-loss app, the number of patients having frequent visits to their GP or health centre fell from 24.8 per cent to 9.3 per cent. Meanwhile, the number having no visits to any NHS professional rose by 34 per cent.


tonto1888

Quote from: From the Bunker on December 01, 2025, 02:05:36 PMIn the United States: 32% of adults have a tattoo.
38% of women have at least one tattoo, compared to 27% of men.
Younger adults, particularly those under 50, are more likely to have tattoos.
51% of lesbian, gay, or bisexual Americans have at least one tattoo.

In other countries:
Italy: 48% of residents have at least one tattoo.
Sweden: 47%.
United States: 46%.
Australia: 43%.
Spain: 42%.
Denmark: 41%.
United Kingdom: 40%.
Brazil: 37%.
France: 36%.

Prevalence by age:
In the U.S., the prevalence of tattoos is highest among adults under 50.
One study showed that the highest prevalence was among women aged 25–29, at 45%.

hardly something that really makes you go WTF is it?