Nibble
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- Jan 3, 2007
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Urgh, used to work with a woman years ago. I remember the first time I saw her she was sat down. She was vaguely attractive with quite a healthy rack of sweater meat on her average sized frame. The she stood up. Hell's Bells. The arse and thighs on this beast! I've never seen such a contrast. She was always waddling up to the vending machine and kind of turning and looking at everyone, half smiling, half grimacing and always used to say "oh, I really shouldn't but they've got Boosts in this week" or similar.
She then got a boyfriend in the company, slim bloke, never used to eat much crap.
Within 3 months he was as chubby and blobby as her. The feasts these two would bring back to the staff room. 2 Subways each. Or family bucket from KFC between them or similar, proceed to spread out the crinkly opaque wrappers, napkins, hand wipes, chips, side dishes, corn cobs etc , come telly taking over the only table as if it was their place and they were about to have guests over for a takeaway. It was a really, really small staff room too.
She would look at me with the standard tuna salad or whatnot that Mrs Nibble had prepared so I don't but crap for lunch, and say
"I dunno how you get through the day on that"
It's a normal, human, mammalian portion FFS. I don't know how they get through the sheer food they do at lunch but I never said owt. I did genuinely have to leave the room sometimes as watching them eat used to put me off my own food.
Licking of fingers, smacking of lips, tendrils of battered chicken hanging off chins, chips and coleslaw blobs flying onto the carpet, napkins stained with the butter drips from corncobs used briefly then dropped to the floor. Urgh.
Then of course it was a trip to the vending machine.
Strange thing is, I actually liked the pair of them. Good people but absolute monsters when food was concerned.
She then got a boyfriend in the company, slim bloke, never used to eat much crap.
Within 3 months he was as chubby and blobby as her. The feasts these two would bring back to the staff room. 2 Subways each. Or family bucket from KFC between them or similar, proceed to spread out the crinkly opaque wrappers, napkins, hand wipes, chips, side dishes, corn cobs etc , come telly taking over the only table as if it was their place and they were about to have guests over for a takeaway. It was a really, really small staff room too.
She would look at me with the standard tuna salad or whatnot that Mrs Nibble had prepared so I don't but crap for lunch, and say
"I dunno how you get through the day on that"
It's a normal, human, mammalian portion FFS. I don't know how they get through the sheer food they do at lunch but I never said owt. I did genuinely have to leave the room sometimes as watching them eat used to put me off my own food.
Licking of fingers, smacking of lips, tendrils of battered chicken hanging off chins, chips and coleslaw blobs flying onto the carpet, napkins stained with the butter drips from corncobs used briefly then dropped to the floor. Urgh.
Then of course it was a trip to the vending machine.
Strange thing is, I actually liked the pair of them. Good people but absolute monsters when food was concerned.