Humor Cobb, Irwin S.: One Third Off:. v1, 21 Feb 2008

[nrapallo]

From Conservative Book Club:

Have you ever tried to lose weight? More than a few pounds? It takes more than a special diet as Irvin Cobb discovered. Cobb thought that he was just “big boned” and that his size was genetic. His family always filled out in their thirties….

Cobb recounts the true and humorous story of his attempts to reign in his weight. Cobb wasn’t a lazy glutton. He just had a sedentary lifestyle and a special relationship with his food. He and his food had a special bond he told himself. (The bond was more obvious to everyone else.) Interestingly, Cobb describes the various self-delusions that he went through to convince himself that he wasn’t overweight.

* The suit didn’t fit anymore cause it was cheap and shrunk.
* The weight gain was a family trait.
* He wasn’t fat, just well developed.

With illustrations.

Please note that the filename ending in '_1200.imp' is for the REB 1200. The other one is for the EBW 1150.

EDIT: Author should probably read "Cobb, Irvin S" although it seems to be misspelt "Irwin" here and elsewhere on the internet.

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[Lobolover]

Hmm.Title has it as "Irvin".

Anywhoo,anyone would happen to have Cobb's "Unbroken Chain" ?

[nrapallo]

You're right, the Author should probably read "Cobb, Irvin S" although it seems to be misspelt "Irwin" here (and elsewhere on the internet).