So many thick beefy chicks......

Discussion in 'Chit Chat' started by MadBulgarian, Aug 2, 2008.

  1. Geez I was out shopping around where I live (Philadelphia area) and it was sooooo depressing for me to look around and see the caliber of girls in this area.

    Where are the dazzling beauties like Audrey Hepburn living at??
     
  2. Forest Lawn. She's been dead a while now. Hasn't put on a pound, though.
     
  3. skepticaltrader

    skepticaltrader Guest

    I've noticed this too. It seems to be the trend now. Women just don't seem to care about their weight anymore.

    Some women I've seen lately are as big as a linebacker for any professional football team.

    You travel over to some foreign country most of the women are usually in decent shape.
     
  4. Going back a few years I read a few studies re economic status vs weight, low income = overwieght. Also, women used to smoke to avoid weight gain.

    Of course both of these are politically incorrect. Smoking isn't healthy but over eating, obesity, knee replacements and a disability checks because you are too fat to work is good for the economy and hasn't the stigma of smoking.

    I'm more concerned about second hand fat. Second hand fat is the obese person blocking the fire exit, falling down in an airplane aisle, plugging toilets, herniated discs trying to get them in an ambulance, that sort of thing.
     
  5. Tums

    Tums

    ROTFLMAO
     
  6. Tums

    Tums

    If you are looking for cream cheese, look no further.
     
  7. Sad to see. We’re better than this now.
     
  8. Cuddles

    Cuddles

    Blame the thirsty sad fucks who keep throwing dick at every fatty in online dating apps.

    Loneliness is a hell of a thing, and these chicks aren't lacking options. That and apparently you can't call a spade a spade lest you be branded a fat shamer.
     
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    imagine trying to justify disgusting judgement based upon unrealistic body standards lmao. how objectively ignorant.
     
  10. Cuddles

    Cuddles

    ah yes, when being a healthy weight is now an unrealistic body standard.
     
    #10     Feb 6, 2020