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After Dinner Conversations That Should Never Happen

Sitting in the chilly air on the patio after dinner last night drinking rum to keep warm...

DinnerGuest: That was a great meal! Thanks. Really good food. You're a good cook.
Me: Thanks. I ate too much, though.
DG: Yep. Me too. But I don't have to worry. Everything I eat goes straight to muscle.
Me: Muscle?
DG: Yep. Straight to muscle.
Me: Wow! That's fantastic.
DG: My whole family's that way. My mother's that way. Everything she eats turns to muscle. There has never been a fat person in my family and we're a family of big eaters.
Me: I don't think anyone in my family is like that.
DG: Yep. It's a family trait, I guess. Except for Aunt Peggy. But she married in and then you know what happens when she eats?
Me: I can't wait to find out.
DG: She gets fat. I mean really fat. She comes from a fat family. She's kinda like your family. Everyone is really fat in her family.
Me: Imagine that!
DG: My whole family's skinny except for Aunt Peggy, but she married in. Check this out. See? No fat under that belt! I can over-eat at every meal and it always turns to muscle.
Me: That's a handy trait to have, especially at this time of year when there is so much good cooking going on.
DG: Yep and I eat and eat and you know what it turns into?
Me: Muscle?
DG: Yep. Turns right into muscle.

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Comments

Ronch1941 30. October 2005, 17:07

Hello Karen.
And you invited this person to dinner!
btw, I don't have a clue what "married in" means. Care to educate?

Kay Four 30. October 2005, 18:22

Hello Ron

That means they were related by marriage. She "married in" to the family.

Karen

hungryghost 31. October 2005, 04:23

Corroboration of a story once told to me by a friend finally. Few years back, friend told me of a classmate of his who had this syndrome where ingested food turned into muscle. The classmate hated it as a kid because he was muscle bound which prevented him from moving fast in sports. Today, however, all his friends are envious because he eats and becomes muscular.

I always doubted the story, but now you've just shown me more evidence. Satisfies the scientist in me. :D

Briar 31. October 2005, 17:26

Remind me to never work on Halloween again... There is candy everywhere... anyone who owns a muffin tin baked cupcakes... I don't even care for them but after reading your story I'm hopefull all I have ingested will turn to muscle :eyes:

ok.. I know better.. do you think it will turn the fat I already have into muscle?? I feel sorry for those people... I heard it was good to have a good layer of fat protecting our muscles :wink:

always a pleasure you read your blog

peace
briar

Dan DeVille 1. November 2005, 03:47

Oh K4.
That's the most annoying person I've ever heard of.
Funny though...
Straight to muscle? This family should be subject of heavy-study for doctors. P:
Love,
Dan

Kay Four 1. November 2005, 12:58

Hello Dan!

Yes, I agree. Totally annoying. I don't see a second dinner invitation coming. :lol: Love! K4

Hello Briar!
Candy everywhere is way too myuch temptation... but I love candy corn, which is nothing be 100% sugar. And I love those caramel candies with the marshmallow stuff in the center. And Milky Way candy bars. And YES! everything we eat will go straight to MUSCLE. :lol: Love, K4

Hello Hungry!
I don't know if it is an actual corroboration because my dinner guest looked like starving waif. They were bragging about being skinny, bony, emaciated... :yikes: Love, K4

Michelle 2. November 2005, 21:38

They're a family of aliens, aliens I tell ya! Fat-turning-into muscle aliens.......

Kay Four 3. November 2005, 12:49

Hello CG...

You may be on to something...

MargKissling 12. November 2005, 18:03

If someone could patent that 'problem' they'd be rich

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