What’s your favorite celebrity? “reason.” The Ozemic (semaglutide) hold outs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you mean WHO is your favorite celebrity?

This use of "What" for which, who, etc is beyond dumb.

OMG I feel sorry for you. You have a problem using colloquial English and must have difficulty making and maintaining friendships. There is no therapy that can help you.

[Anonymous]

Honestly I’m more annoyed by people who don’t use Ozempic. Being fat is gross. Now that it’s so easy to be thin, there is no excuse. Make this available to everyone for a nominal fee or better yet, free.

[Anonymous]

+1. Ozempic should be sold at Costco like vitamins.

[Anonymous]

Don't hate the player, hate the game.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Honestly I’m more annoyed by people who don’t use Ozempic. Being fat is gross. Now that it’s so easy to be thin, there is no excuse. Make this available to everyone for a nominal fee or better yet, free.

At least you're honest.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly I’m more annoyed by people who don’t use Ozempic. Being fat is gross. Now that it’s so easy to be thin, there is no excuse. Make this available to everyone for a nominal fee or better yet, free.

At least you're honest.

I usually tell people who claim they lost it all by dieting and exercise that they’re chumps. Work smarter, not harder.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly I’m more annoyed by people who don’t use Ozempic. Being fat is gross. Now that it’s so easy to be thin, there is no excuse. Make this available to everyone for a nominal fee or better yet, free.

At least you're honest.

I usually tell people who claim they lost it all by dieting and exercise that they’re chumps. Work smarter, not harder.

Sure you do. I bet this comes up all the time in casual conversation and people love you for your “honesty.”

[Anonymous]

Not everyone responds well to those drugs. Assume some celebrities tried them and it just didn't work well or made them extremely sick, likes couple of my friends.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Honestly I’m more annoyed by people who don’t use Ozempic. Being fat is gross. Now that it’s so easy to be thin, there is no excuse. Make this available to everyone for a nominal fee or better yet, free.

Come spread the gospel in the Diet and Exercise forum. Posters over there think you only deserve to be thin if you have the willpower to starve yourself and work out for 3 hours a day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you mean WHO is your favorite celebrity?

This use of "What" for which, who, etc is beyond dumb.

OMG I feel sorry for you. You have a problem using colloquial English and must have difficulty making and maintaining friendships. There is no therapy that can help you.

NP. Are you OP? Because your subject line is objectively wrong, and stupid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My favorites is Jessica Simpson - willpower and 20,000 steps/day. Sure.

It's like when Tori Spelling came clean in one of her memoirs that her response to how she'd lost the baby weight (swimming!) was a lie since she can't even swim and really she just stopped eating (this was decades before mainstream Ozempic).

Not sure that hers is Ozempic vs other drugs, though. Some of the videos with her are truly bizarre

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My favorites is Jessica Simpson - willpower and 20,000 steps/day. Sure.

It's like when Tori Spelling came clean in one of her memoirs that her response to how she'd lost the baby weight (swimming!) was a lie since she can't even swim and really she just stopped eating (this was decades before mainstream Ozempic).

Not sure that hers is Ozempic vs other drugs, though. Some of the videos with her are truly bizarre

PP here. You're right. I think she might be using something else (cocaine?)

For the record I tried Ozempic and it didn't really work for me despite tracking protein and water intake like a maniac. I was thinking maybe it's a young person's medication but then Oprah and Sharon Osbourne lost ridiculous amounts of weight on it, so I guess it's just me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I truly believe most celebrities can lose lots of weight without ozempic. If I had a nutritionist and chef to cook for me (and separate meals for my children who basically only eat carbs and cheese), had an enormous house where I wasn’t working in my kitchen all day, and had three hours a day to work out, I’m sure I’d be a size 4 again. That’s why I think people like Jen Anniston don’t need to have an eating disorder to be thin — they just need to time and resources to devote to it.

Of course that doesn’t work for everyone because some people (Oprah) just have bodies with different programming. But most stars are not built like that because there’s such a selective bias in Hollywood to start with.

I agree! Lots of celebrities had more free time than the rest of us during the pandemic so it was a perfect opportunity to drop pounds or get fit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you mean WHO is your favorite celebrity?

This use of "What" for which, who, etc is beyond dumb.

OMG I feel sorry for you. You have a problem using colloquial English and must have difficulty making and maintaining friendships. There is no therapy that can help you.

I have plenty of friends, all capable of reading and writing beyond the 6th grade education of most Americans.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Honestly I’m more annoyed by people who don’t use Ozempic. Being fat is gross. Now that it’s so easy to be thin, there is no excuse. Make this available to everyone for a nominal fee or better yet, free.

I agree, and the US has a horrific obesity problem, and it tallies for a large part with poverty. Are you willing to pay for all those fat, poor people to get skinny?