On Wed, 7 Jun 2000 17:21:07 -0400, Todd Moody <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:
>On Wed, 7 Jun 2000, Amadeus Schmidt wrote:
>> But don't forget to get a suntan- this is one main difference on the
>>photos.
>> And look at the bodylanguage! ...

>
>One of the differences between the before and after photos is
>that most of the after photos appear to have been taken by
>professional photographers, while the before pictures are amateur
>snapshots.  Still, there is no denying the body changes, nicht
>wahr?
Undoubtable there is a difference. But even such a well shaped man or
woman as on the right side... If you try to imagine them standing there,
all white coloured, with that stupid newspaper in the hand,
and such a humble and weak posture.
I think the main impression, what arrives directly at the observer
will be the latter. Sometimes really obese people manage to do that even.
Maybe pavarotti or that italian cinema hero.

Art deVany has put some thougths on such types of impression, based on
how he interprets how evolutionary best looks may be.
Some kind impressive posture or gesture isinevitable though, i think.

...
Hm hm... peanuts and macadamias... almonds? for a few days.... hmm.

And i happened to write:
>> If i miss the oil (if the casino has unacceptable
>> oil) I'm easily feeling tired after some hours.
>>
>> Then flax seed or sunflower seed or almonds or dates come in.

>You work at a casino?  A croupier, perhaps?
Sorry, I didn't use the right word. I'm a computer science freelancer
and most days I use to eat in a restaurant for the employees.
I thought casino might be the right word for it (as is over here).
Thanks god, nowadays most companies have a salad self service,
otherwise it'd we difficult for me as for other paleos most days.

regards

Amadeus