do you like the word clydesdale or fat for a overweight person?

Do you like the word clydesdale or just plain fat for naming an overweight person? I like to be called a clydesdale. It sounds so much cooler. Being called fat doesnt have anything to do with how heavy you are. Clydesdale does. A clydesdale is a male person over the weight of 200 pounds.

I'd never heard that before. So can I call a guy who's 200lb of muscle "clydesdale"? If so, how do I distinguish the guy who's 200lb of fat? Can I still call him "fat" in that context?jimmyjammer69

I'm skinny... so I'll never be called that. th3warr1or

Nah, if someone is trying to call me fat, I want them to come out and say it and not hide it in some word to confuse the hell out of me.MistressMinako

Do you like the word clydesdale or just plain fat for naming an overweight person? I like to be called a clydesdale. It sounds so much cooler. Being called fat doesnt have anything to do with how heavy you are. Clydesdale does. A clydesdale is a male person over the weight of 200 pounds.

slipknot0129

[QUOTE="MistressMinako"]Nah, if someone is trying to call me fat, I want them to come out and say it and not hide it in some word to confuse the hell out of me.surrealnumber5

I see no reason to insult horses.

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"][QUOTE="MistressMinako"]Nah, if someone is trying to call me fat, I want them to come out and say it and not hide it in some word to confuse the hell out of me.MistressMinako

[QUOTE="MistressMinako"][QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] what if they are using 90's slang and mean Phat as in nice curves? though i knew plenty of people in highschool that would just say they meant it that way to avoid a swift kick to the groin.surrealnumber5

FAT FATTY MCFAT FAT, ENJOY YOUR CHEESEBURGER, FATTY.

I prefer the word fat, besides this the first time I've seen The word clydesdale.

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[QUOTE="MistressMinako"] I would take that. Haha. Too bad I would get strange looks if I flaunted such a word in public.MistressMinako

[QUOTE="MistressMinako"][QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] people wear PINK across their ass in public, i dont see why this should be seen as any odder, but social acceptability is not for me to set.

surrealnumber5

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[QUOTE="MistressMinako"] I used to do that when I was younger... don't be hating. :( Not sure how it would look now being an adult.MistressMinako

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[QUOTE="MistressMinako"] I used to do that when I was younger... don't be hating. :( Not sure how it would look now being an adult.MistressMinako

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Do you like the word clydesdale or just plain fat for naming an overweight person? I like to be called a clydesdale. It sounds so much cooler. Being called fat doesnt have anything to do with how heavy you are. Clydesdale does. A clydesdale is a male person over the weight of 200 pounds.

lowkey254

I still fail to see the relation to overwight people... I mean, why not just call someone a shar-pei...

[QUOTE="MistressMinako"][QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] dont get me wrong, those often hug the aforementioned area well, but it also a generally accepted onenight stamp, especially if worn to a party.

chaoscougar1

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Do you like the word clydesdale or just plain fat for naming an overweight person? I like to be called a clydesdale. It sounds so much cooler. Being called fat doesnt have anything to do with how heavy you are. Clydesdale does. A clydesdale is a male person over the weight of 200 pounds.

Celldrax

I still fail to see the relation to overwight people... I mean, why not just call someone a shar-pei...

Actually, I just remembered something. Wifey and I belong to the Greater Long Island Running Club and for some of the runs/races there are categories for different ages but there is also a Clydesdale category (if I remember correctly for people 200 LBS and above).

[QUOTE="MistressMinako"][QUOTE="surrealnumber5"] dont get me wrong, those often hug the aforementioned area well, but it also a generally accepted onenight stamp, especially if worn to a party.

surrealnumber5

A Clydesdale is a horse, and a beautiful one at that.

I'd rather not have these noble creatures associated with disgusting fatties.

A Clydesdale is a horse, and a beautiful one at that.

I'd rather not have these noble creatures associated with disgusting fatties.

Darkwanderer000

Clydesdale? really? Not trying to be mean, but when I hear "clydesdale", it envokes the images of power, strength and dignity. All of those are exactly the opposite of what I think of when I see or think of an overweight person.

I usually ad a bit more description after fat...such as fat****.

I usually ad a bit more description after fat...such as fat****.

jer_1

Clydesdale? really? Not trying to be mean, but when I hear "clydesdale", it envokes the images of power, strength and dignity. All of those are exactly the opposite of what I think of when I see or think of an overweight person.

dagreenfish

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Clydesdale? really? Not trying to be mean, but when I hear "clydesdale", it envokes the images of power, strength and dignity. All of those are exactly the opposite of what I think of when I see or think of an overweight person.

lowkey254

Nah, if someone is trying to call me fat, I want them to come out and say it and not hide it in some word to confuse the hell out of me.MistressMinako

Clydesdale is a horse. The only time I'd call someone a Clydesdale is in bed, and it wouldn't be an insult.

[QUOTE="MistressMinako"]Nah, if someone is trying to call me fat, I want them to come out and say it and not hide it in some word to confuse the hell out of me.BranKetra

[QUOTE="BranKetra"] Minako, you're phat.surrealnumber5

What does a type of horse have to do with an overweight person?

Yeah I'm not calling anybody who is fat a clydesdale because that's insulting to the horse.XilePrincess

[QUOTE="MistressMinako"]Nah, if someone is trying to call me fat, I want them to come out and say it and not hide it in some word to confuse the hell out of me.BranKetra

[QUOTE="BranKetra"][QUOTE="MistressMinako"]Nah, if someone is trying to call me fat, I want them to come out and say it and not hide it in some word to confuse the hell out of me.MistressMinako

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you know your timing causes epic flawless victories where ever. that song was playing when i read your post

I prefer the term Gelderlander over Clydesdale to describe overweight people, myself.