"It takes us 10 months to get him fit but when his weight's down he's mobile and plays good rugby," said the director of rugby Warren Gatland, revealing that his 124kg (19Samoanmoan hooker has been threatened with weight-related fines if he overindulges.
The only boy, he was overindulged by his family, who called him Baby until he was a teenager.
The Doctor has prepared the house specially for the children and the holiday; though the children are pleased, Madge privately explains about Reg's death to the Doctor and insists he not overindulge the children.
Kesey himself acknowledged in an interview in 1990 that he may have overindulged.
Unfortunately, to continue the childcare metaphor, he has been overindulged by his real guardian, China, and so hasn't learned to modify his behaviour.
He patted the belly straining his shirt and said he had been overindulging in good food and wines, neither of which, he offered, were doing his health or his bottom line any good.
He will not overindulge himself in the approach play.
And he can occasionally overindulge in significance: a longish journey, at the end of "Tree of Smoke," left me with the uneasy sense that he can't tell the difference between Joseph Conrad, who was a genius, and Joseph Campbell, who was not.
There is also a stigma attached to the industry which is seen as rife with people who overindulge, adds McCarty (he says he doesn't use it).
"Folks," he said, "as you all know, while it is the Chair's privilege to call special meetings whenever he s ees fit in his opinion, I can honestly say I haven't overindulged that privilege nor have I abused same..".
