Don't worry, I'm not going to bitch... to much... I just wanted to give a hello and a big thanks to Ryan for having the sexy raccoon girl be more voluptuous than the usual Calista Flockhart with tits character. Of course now I sound bitchier than ever but for some reason it really matters to me that Rebecca isn't anorexic. Its one of those things that only bitter bitchy fat girls care about but hey... thanks anyway. <IMG SRC="http://www.keenspace.com/forums/biggrin.gif"> I like your strip alot and I'm adding it to my favorites. byebye<P>------------------
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Oh yeah... I would have put this on the guestbook but for some reason it wouldn't work for me... <IMG SRC="http://www.keenspace.com/forums/frown.gif"> Oh well, if anyone really has that much of a problem with it...<P> <IMG SRC="http://www.keenspace.com/forums/tongue.gif"> byebye<P>p/s those lil' smilie things are nifty<P>------------------
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"When the right substances were ingested, I've climbed steep hills naked in the cold on my fingers. God made acid for a reason."
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by IRFabby:
<B>Don't worry, I'm not going to bitch... to much... I just wanted to give a hello and a big thanks to Ryan for having the sexy raccoon girl be more voluptuous than the usual Calista Flockhart with tits character. Of course now I sound bitchier than ever but for some reason it really matters to me that Rebecca isn't anorexic. Its one of those things that only bitter bitchy fat girls care about but hey... thanks anyway. <IMG SRC="http://www.keenspace.com/forums/biggrin.gif"> I like your strip alot and I'm adding it to my favorites. byebye<P></B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>Okay, now that I've calmed down a bit I can form a proper response to this post. Rebbecca's pudginess is not only a representation of my personal taste, it's a social outcry against manipulation and conformity in beauty. Our fashion industries tries to make us thinik the same, that thin always registers as a standard of beauty. A disease in society that keeps people shallow and closed-minded. Especially women. How many times have you seen a tabloid taunting a female celeb when she has a minimal weight spurt? Quite a few, right? But what about the men? That's right, none.<P>Another thing that burns me are these "Quick and easy weight loss" ads. You know, the ones between the Beer and Fast Food ads. Losing weight isn't meant to be quick and easy, but they make it look like it is, so people are discouraged when it doesn't work, which it never does. Plus the "before and after" shots are manipulated, too. The before shot always is the worst photograph of the girl that they could find, wearing ugly clothes and a bad complexion. But when she's thin, she's in front of a TV camera, in a seductive dress, and has been with a makeup crew for three hours.<P>So yes, I dig the fat chicks. But not unhealthy fat. Not the ones who are just lazy and don't care for themselves, have bad skin and just look messy. Just a bouncy, cuddly one that isn't afraid to eat something besides vegetables all the time.<P>------------------
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<B>Don't worry, I'm not going to bitch... to much... I just wanted to give a hello and a big thanks to Ryan for having the sexy raccoon girl be more voluptuous than the usual Calista Flockhart with tits character. Of course now I sound bitchier than ever but for some reason it really matters to me that Rebecca isn't anorexic. Its one of those things that only bitter bitchy fat girls care about but hey... thanks anyway. <IMG SRC="http://www.keenspace.com/forums/biggrin.gif"> I like your strip alot and I'm adding it to my favorites. byebye<P></B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>Okay, now that I've calmed down a bit I can form a proper response to this post. Rebbecca's pudginess is not only a representation of my personal taste, it's a social outcry against manipulation and conformity in beauty. Our fashion industries tries to make us thinik the same, that thin always registers as a standard of beauty. A disease in society that keeps people shallow and closed-minded. Especially women. How many times have you seen a tabloid taunting a female celeb when she has a minimal weight spurt? Quite a few, right? But what about the men? That's right, none.<P>Another thing that burns me are these "Quick and easy weight loss" ads. You know, the ones between the Beer and Fast Food ads. Losing weight isn't meant to be quick and easy, but they make it look like it is, so people are discouraged when it doesn't work, which it never does. Plus the "before and after" shots are manipulated, too. The before shot always is the worst photograph of the girl that they could find, wearing ugly clothes and a bad complexion. But when she's thin, she's in front of a TV camera, in a seductive dress, and has been with a makeup crew for three hours.<P>So yes, I dig the fat chicks. But not unhealthy fat. Not the ones who are just lazy and don't care for themselves, have bad skin and just look messy. Just a bouncy, cuddly one that isn't afraid to eat something besides vegetables all the time.<P>------------------
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