OK, what is it with women and this need they have to tell me they think they are fat! OSB pulled the old "I think I'm fat" line on me today. I was in her office ON BUSINESS and a discussion arose on exercise, health and then the old "I'm too fat" line rose it's ugly head. I said "you are not fat" and she, of course, said she was. I replied "you are not, look at you, how could you possibly be fat!" At this point my boss walked in an interupted this "business" discussion and told me she needed to see me. As I left I stuck my head back in the door and whispered tauntingly "you're not fat, you're not fat". She laughed. I remember CB used to bring the "I'm too fat" thing up too and we'd get into the "no, you're not - yes, I am" debate. Is there a right answer to this question? Are you supposed to say "you're not fat"? I mean in a sense you are denying their opinion of themselves but if you say "yes, I guess you are" well, I can't imagine a good outcome to that either. Is this part of the "thingy" Tom? Hey, let me know about Muriel OK, and tell Muriel she's not fat either, just to get it out of the way!
