Don't Call Me Fat

think very carefully before using the F. word in an argument

Don’t call me fat! That’s the message which comes from Ms. Anna Godfrey a young woman in America who is now facing criminal charges after biting off part of a man’s ear in retaliation after he commented on her weight. The woman from Nebraska was at a party when she and her friends started arguing with some men. When one of them, Mr. Christian Bandiola called her fat she ran after him, jumped on him and bit his ear.

Mr. Bandiola will now require plastic surgery to replace the missing section of his ear which was unable to be found. His injury is said to be similar to the injury inflicted by Mike Tyson on Evander Holyfield in their famous 1997 boxing match.

We’ve written before at Ukmedix News of the dangers of commenting on the weight of women. The most insulting thing that you can tell a woman (and many men) even if they are fat, is that they are fat. In fact at Ukmedix News when we refer to the insulting F. word we don’t mean what most people think it is because’ fat’ is considered to be far more insulting than ‘f**k’.

We are in no way condoning Ms. Anna Godfrey's actions but maybe this incident should be a warning to men and women who think that they can get the upper hand in an argument with a fat person by using the F. word. You may well win the argument from a verbal point of view but you could unleash a torrent of rage and anger which could turn violent. The police report said that loads of insults had been thrown at each group of people but it was only the ‘fat’ insult which made the situation get out of hand.

So guys and girls, think very carefully before using the F. word in an argument; you could end up with much more than you bargained for!