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del mar, sushi, poem, stars, tips, success, turntable cases, biography & autobiography, jon de vries, fiction general, bonnie bedelia, a bomb, newspaper, roots, feature film drama, bondage, howto, surf music, realaudio, Let's make a stand. Posted on November 23, 2003 in Fat and Men. 18 comments. Tables Turned A short, almost too short article about a man who divorced his wife... because she constantly cartoon images criticized his weight. I wonder what the perception would be if the wife divorced the man; she'd most likely be told to lose weight anyway. (grumble) Posted on June 27, 2003 in Fat and Men. 5 comments. 'The Fatter Slobs' Australia's cartoon images average weight is, apparently, creeping up - so much cartoon images so that CNN feels it's high time to call the men of that country "slobs". The findings of Australia's alleged new 60% fat rate comes from a survey of just 11,000 people. As of February, 2003, Australia's population was 19,727,476 people. So you're telling me that a measly phone survey of 11,000 people lets them come up with such grandiose statements?
It's a ad split down the middle, with "Good Decision" and "Bad Decision" highlighting each side. I'm afraid I can't recall the "Good Decision" (undoubtedly related to buying a GM car,) but the bad decision showed a 3/4 rear view of a fat man wearing newspaper nothing but underwear. I'm at the point where I'm thoroughly tired of fat men shown as objects of disgust, objects of ridicule, newspaper or both. Remember, Target did the same thing earlier this year, and replied rather unimpressively. I'm writing letters to newspaper both Amstel Light and GM. If you feel the same way I do, you should too.
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