On 9/11/2017 2:16 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
> On 2017-09-11 3:24 PM, Taxed and Spent wrote:
>> On 9/11/2017 12:20 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
>>> On 2017-09-11 2:30 PM, Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>>> On Mon 11 Sep 2017 07:38:51a, Dave Smith told us...
>>>>
>>>
>>>> There are a couple of TV programs related to weight loss, especially
>>>> for those who weigh close to or over 600 pounds.Â* During part of the
>>>> story you see the person eating at home, in quantities that easily
>>>> equal what BN eats.
>>>
>>> You can understand why I do everything possible to avoid having here
>>> here. I can't say that I cannot afford to feed her. It is more accurate
>>> to say that I simply don't want to. I should not be expected to have to
>>> go to the extraÂ* work and expense when she is just going to make a pig
>>> of herself. Buffet is still a legitimate way of serving food in various
>>> venues, like pot luck dinners.Â* You take the foods you like, pass on the
>>> others, try a little of this and that. I think most of us will admit to
>>> eating more than usual at an you can eat buffet that we are paying for
>>> but taking two plates at a time is yet another example of her gluttony.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Somebody should have one of these gatherings, with a normal amount of
>> food, "not notice" her eating everything, and then when there is nothing
>> left for everyone else, just announce "BN ate it all already!".
>>
>
> She became persona non grata at her step sister's house when she did
> that. She and her husband dropped in on the woman, who was courteous
> enough to invite her in after explaining that she was getting ready to
> entertain a group of friends who had been invited. BN ate all the food
> before the invited guests arrived.
>


yes, but this should be done at a function where everybody knows BN, so
they can all groan at her. Won't matter anyway. Actually, this would
be a good episode for a sitcom, or Law and Order.