Tuesday, March 29, 2005

FAT CHICKS small clothes

If you seen it you know what Im talking about,

like 450 lb people trying to wear a size 10!

I was at my fave pancake joint a few days back and this huge obese land whale of a lady
sits in front of me,

-this lady is the size of Big Pun, wearing bluejeans that
were meant for a Halle Berry sized person and she obstructed my view of the sun.

I was tempted to say, "Excuse me maam,
does that button have to pop off and land in Europe somewhere before you realize those pants are too fucking small?"
*Shudder*
Now as everyone knows, I like my wimmen with curves and some meat on their bones, but there is a line!


Signs if you're too big:
-If you cant move once the clothes are on.
-If you put on a pair of shorts and they dissapear moments later
-If your bluejeans have stretchmarks on them.
-If the button pops off and shoots the dog through the forehead.
-If you use a shoehorn to put clothes on.
-If you shoes looks like you're baking bread in them.
-If the belt makes snapping sounds.
-If the clothes don't come off.
-If the lower-case letters on your shirt become Capital letters.
-If you Live in a spandex house.
-If you have to grease your pants.
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I don't get it. Why do these hippos just buy bigger clothing and stop deluding themselves not to mention making me taste
my own bile. Bleech.

4 comments:

  1. OMG! I know! I just saw that the other day. This chick came out of a dressing room carrying a short little skirt and a tank. My first thoughts flashed back to that Twix commercial "Honey, do these make my butt look big?". Then I glanced a little farther up -- her belly is hanging out over her pants/under her shirt. I gave her the benefit of the doubt -- maybe it was just the position she was in. But no. She stood up, and by god!, she left the house wearing very fashionable clothes that showed her belly. I was stunned. I know what goes into getting ready to leave the house. I could tell by what she was wearing that she didn't just run out quickly to get an errand done.
    I still say there should be a required school to teach fashion for all body types. Anyone can make themselves look incredible -- if they only knew how to work with what they have.

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  2. Dude! I know you're busy and all, but do you realize it is April? This blog was written in March.

    I miss your sarcasm!! (and everything else, of course)

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  3. It's all about quality not quanity, my dear.

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  4. You don't seriously buy into that pre-packaged, processed, frozen dinner type cliche, do you?

    How disappointing...

    ;P

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