I would rather be underweihgt than overweight.

Our taxes keep going up because peoples obesity costs the NHS £££

>> A good sense of humor is often helpful. Most likely part of the brain.
Well. Brains and personality were put in the same hat. But I'm not certain if they go hand-in-hand. Anyone watch House?

>> Followed closely by scotland, i believe (fattest nation in europe)
I was working there last summer and within ... 10 minutes of starting work there someone asked me out. I'm not astronomically handsome or anything but this one was very very odd ... I said 'erm ... maybe. I'll let ya know', cause I was so shocked and did my best to stay away from her for the summer. Then she started to give me love letters ... So I've branded Scotland as the most forward country of them all now

>> I think I've convinced about half my friends that I'm anorexic.
This happens to me a lot - I find myself not having eaten in about 20 hours without intentionally having done so.

I fit in in scotland due to my gingerness, here in england i just get ridiculed

Hmmm! That was the plot of a fantasy novel (I forget the author but his name begins with 'A' and all his book titles are puns) where the 'heroine' was cursed with a cycle that ranged from absolutely knockout good-looking w/no brains to hideous w/iq of 300 or something like that.

ah, well... my senior moment for the day.

Dr. Jackyl and Mrs. Hyde? he, he...

A couple of people have answered this way.

I married brains; she got her PhD in Plant Physiology (we used to fall asleep with her telling me stories of how plants move food and water around). We have fun discussion but -- Well, duh! I just realized she married beauty over brains.

awww *hugs JB*

I hope you have strong bones JB...