See someone wants our money but others don't like us in their towns.

In 2005, the Plus-Size Segment Was Valued at Roughly $32 Billion, Accounting for over 75% of the Total Plus-Size, Petite and Maternity Wear Market

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Comments

[Tony Mendocino]

"Real Women Have Curves" was compelling.

A thought from a thin guy on how anti-fat societies hurt us:

Foos selection. Every god-damn aisle is loaded with those crappy "low-fat" variants of all the foods I used to love. Being one who will never eat anything with words "low" and "fat" or "lean" and "cuisine" in the same title, this is really starting to get insane.

No one I know drinks whole milk anymore, so if I find myself at anyone else's house, and I need some refreshment after a few donuts, or peanut-butter brownies, I have to settle for that inferior skim "milk" product.

When is it going to stop?

[fatchicksrule]

Thanks for the comment Tony.

I agree with you 100% on low fat food. It's nasty. Low-fat food does not satisfy hunger therefore you tend to eat more of it.