The proverb USED to be true. Only the well-off could afford to eat three (or more) full meals a day, and could afford plenty of meat, cheese, and so on. The poor had to struggle by on fresh vegetables and whole grains, and could only eat their fill on special occasions. Nowadays, there’s plentiful, processed, and fatty foods easily obtainable no matter what your budget, while the rich eat tiny portions of healthy foods at exhorbitant prices in fancy restaurants…
margueritem over 14 years ago
Mona is getting nowhere fast….
Sisyphos over 14 years ago
Jean-Jacques, I think, must be another of Mona’s older brothers. Fat and sassy and hoping to be rich. Bet he winds up fat, grumpy, poor, and alone….
hawgowar over 14 years ago
Or, he becomes filthy rich and has Russian supermodels falling all over him.
lewisbower over 14 years ago
I didn’t know that having to buy new jeans affected my bottom line.
runar over 14 years ago
Here’s the reality of the situation.
The missing M. Smokey over 14 years ago
I like this guy. He’s stuffed like me.
AgProv over 14 years ago
good use of a French proverb there! Full marks!
(Well, it’s an axiom, perhaps, or maybe even a quote from Moliere or Dumas or somebody, but I remember it from doing French lit at school…)
(although, sometimes a fat man is just a greedy bastard who can’t bear to put the knife and fork down…)
fritzoid Premium Member over 14 years ago
The proverb USED to be true. Only the well-off could afford to eat three (or more) full meals a day, and could afford plenty of meat, cheese, and so on. The poor had to struggle by on fresh vegetables and whole grains, and could only eat their fill on special occasions. Nowadays, there’s plentiful, processed, and fatty foods easily obtainable no matter what your budget, while the rich eat tiny portions of healthy foods at exhorbitant prices in fancy restaurants…
Tantor over 14 years ago
mona’s past is indeed atrocious
trying2keepup over 14 years ago
How come all those millionaires is shoppin at Walmart