Do fat soldiers give the US military a bad look?

At least he did some work. More than we can say about you MP. @MarkPaul

@jackjjackson Work...? He inherited and squandered everything he was given. That fat slob hasn't done 1 day of work unless you call praising himself every single day, work. Even he knows, by his own recent confession to reporters, he isn't going to heaven for his deeds here on Earth.

@MarkPaul
Presidents should not be in charge of the US military. This is not 1776.

Interesting. You don’t deny being an indolent slug 🤪 @MarkPaul

Try to get the Constitution amended to suit you fella. @sree251

@jackjjackson
The Constitution is fine as is. It has nothing to do with me.

@jackjjackson You met your daily obligation to defend the fat POS against all unkind comments. Good job, boi.

Exactly. The President is Commander in chief of the Military. @sree251

You have met your daily quota of name calling by an indolent slug. @MarkPaul

@jackjjackson Well, I'm just being objective.

@MarkPaul Do generals with beards give the US military a bad look?

@FrogManSometimesLooksBothWays According to Pete Hegseth who has a taxpayer built dressing room with a cosmetic table, J D Vance who wears eyeliner, and Pedophile Enthusiast & snowflake Cry-Baby-trump who wears more face makeup than a Las Vegas showgirl... yes, US Grant notwithstanding.

@MarkPaul Not everyone can stay as fit as you and I Mark. 😉

@DogMan That's probably true. But they can at least try. I have more respect for those people (men and women of all ages) who at least put in the continuing effort. After all, everyone has different body types. It's the people who give up without trying or simply go through the motions that bother me the most. And the ones who rationalize why they should not even try are the ones who deserve the least amount of respect.

@MarkPaul My 72 year old sister broke her back a few years ago and is now disabled, but she exercises everyday and gets
around well.

@DogMan Wow... that's commendable. I spoke (briefly) to an old Navy veteran at the gym who was watching me doing squats which, at first, made me uncomfortable. He told me he used to do squats but he has "bad knees" and a weak back now and uses the machines to give him stability.

@MarkPaul I have had my sister doing chair squats and calf raises on a custom calf block I made.

This is funny. A while after she started doing calf raises she thought she was having a problem because
of these large lumps on the back of her legs. I laughed and told her it is muscle.

Any older people you care about should be persuaded to do chair squats without using their hands
to strengthen the thighs, and calf raises to strengthen the calves. ankles and feet. It will keep
people mobile their whole life.

@DogMan That's good advice. I will mention that to the Navy guy if I see him again.

@MarkPaul My heart doctor told me that calf raises are great at pumping blood also. I'm sure you have seen people
with huge ugly lower legs. It's not muscle, it is poor circulation. blood pools in the lower legs of sedentary people.

They really need to do calf raises the most.

@DogMan Or, just some walking.