I wonder if she is naked behind that cardboard

@Anonymous: Yeah but men's sizing is actually even more confusing. You actually have to add 4" to get the real size. I think saying something is an exact measurement in inches, and it being completely different is even more weird. Honestly, get tailored jeans or measure yourself, your waist will probably be about 4" larger than what your jeans say.

@Amy_: Is 4" a standard deviation amongst clothing manufacturers or did you also pull that out of your hopefully bleached asshole?

@Anonymous: Aw yeah! I'm all about bringing the full retard!

@Meander_Thralls: In any case, my worry is not the argument over which size is beautiful. To me, the problem with *excuse me* fat people is that they take away my appetite when I walk on the street, seeing obese ones with their stomachs hanging out of their shirts or their second chins resting on their saggy chests, as well as the idea that every man out there must like a woman no matter her size. I cannot imagine being in bed with a naked woman who has nothing but jelly rolls. It just isn't sexually appealing to me, and I know there are people out there who do find that attractive. More power to them, but I get the feeling they are a minority for now. Unless, of course, eventually American women will all be above current size 10.

@littlewind: I don't know. It's a hard problem. We live in a culture where if everyone ate only 100 calories less, the food industry would lose billions of dollars. Packaged and fast food is all high calorie, low fiber, which makes it difficult to eat enough to maintain low body weight and not feel hungry. Add in the progressive loss of muscle (and metabolism) as we age, and you've got a situation where everyone will likely face a weight problem at some point. So, some people are just going to want to go the easy route and accept the fact that they are fat (and want others to do the same), and there is even some research that suggests being fat is good for you (which I believe is wrong, btw). But, irrespective of whether people find it sexually appealing or not, it's a public health (and personal health) crisis that needs to be addressed.

@club727: O M G SHE ATE HER CLOTHS!!!!!