Shaunae Miller just got married - take a look at these bridesmaid pics. OMG!!

Unfortunately most don't look great as soon as they graduate high school and stop playing sports, if they even did in the first place.

A long time ago I lived in a northern-states college town. The first warm days of spring were always a treat because on campus the women would lay in the sun in shorts and bikini tops.

But sometime in the early 2000s I stopped running through campus on such spring days because most of the coeds were chunky, if not downright fat. That was when the term "muffin top" came into fashion. It was also around the time that Al Gore became morbidly obese, so maybe it was sympathy weight from the left-leaning gals.

Sounds like a college I know in Bham.

College girls looking fine in their jeans and t shirt

Frumpy in bikini lol.

I used to throw up walking to class almost daily. My college had long stairs to walk up and fat girls would wear skirts that show everything. I'm not sure who told them they are attractive and that they should buy a skirt and thong. But whoever did should be shot and murdered.

Hobby weight wrote:

A long time ago I lived in a northern-states college town. The first warm days of spring were always a treat because on campus the women would lay in the sun in shorts and bikini tops.

But sometime in the early 2000s I stopped running through campus on such spring days because most of the coeds were chunky, if not downright fat. That was when the term "muffin top" came into fashion. It was also around the time that Al Gore became morbidly obese, so maybe it was sympathy weight from the left-leaning gals.

They were probably tired of looking at your emaciated stick figure too.

Hobby weight wrote:

A long time ago I lived in a northern-states college town. The first warm days of spring were always a treat because on campus the women would lay in the sun in shorts and bikini tops.

But sometime in the early 2000s I stopped running through campus on such spring days because most of the coeds were chunky, if not downright fat. That was when the term "muffin top" came into fashion. It was also around the time that Al Gore became morbidly obese, so maybe it was sympathy weight from the left-leaning gals.

For spring viewing that doesn't hurt to look at avoid all Southern and Midwestern universities. Freshman "40" is under reporting the facts at these schools. Gravitate instead to CU Boulder, UCSD, and ASU. Standards still exist here and in these states in general.

And UW in Seattle if you like Asians.

Hobby weight wrote:

But sometime in the early 2000s I stopped running through campus on such spring days because most of the coeds were chunky, if not downright fat. That was when the term "muffin top" came into fashion. It was also around the time that Al Gore became morbidly obese, so maybe it was sympathy weight from the left-leaning gals.

Nope, no way. Muffin tops were a '90s thing (though they continued into the aughts).

jean wrote:

Hobby weight wrote:

But sometime in the early 2000s I stopped running through campus on such spring days because most of the coeds were chunky, if not downright fat. That was when the term "muffin top" came into fashion. It was also around the time that Al Gore became morbidly obese, so maybe it was sympathy weight from the left-leaning gals.

Nope, no way. Muffin tops were a '90s thing (though they continued into the aughts).

And just when did big, fat, cottage cheese asses become attractive to men of all races and creeds? It seems i missed the memo on that one.

And this is why not why female frequently visits this message board. These kind of threads.

John Clendon wrote:

And this is why not why female frequently visits this message board. These kind of threads.

I deleted a couple of posts that were mean but I want to ask you an intellectual question. If a group of women pose for a magazine in their swimsuits and then put that up on twitter, why isn't it acceptable to notice their looks? The whole point of posing in a swimsuit is to draw attention to your body.

Feminism needs to take the next step. Just as it's ok for men with superior bodies (NFL players) to benefit from that, there is nothing wrong with a woman also doing that. Clearly, it shouldn't be the sole thing people judge but I don't see what is so upsetting about this thread.

Ms Miller had a great wedding and wanted to show it off.

Now I imagine they don't want to see negative reviews just as an NFL player doesn't want to see negative reviews. So don't be mean people. Stay classy.

John Clendon wrote:

And this is why not why female frequently visits this message board. These kind of threads.

I think the main reason why our website has more men than women is that men are more interested in sports than women. I just looked up the stats on alexa . com and us and flotrack have similar male female ratios and they don't have much of a messageboard.

It doesn't help that any thread that mentions something related to women slowly at first, then very sharply, turns into objectifying or calling women fat and chunky.

My prayers have been answered. Goodness gracious...

rojo wrote: I just looked up the stats on alexa . com and us and flotrack have similar male female ratios and they don't have much of a messageboard.

Mighty Leader pray tell us that ratio.

I'm guessing John's problems weren't with the initial post, but with some of the comments on here. Presumably older men talking about running through college campuses to gawk at teens/young 20-somethings and then claiming they stopped because girls got too fat, people saying that people should be shot for telling "fat girls" to wear things and skirts, etc. I think the very fact that you said yourself that you had to delete several "mean posts" (I honestly don't even want to know what they said) shows the misogyny of the people on this board.

I will say, if I were a female, I would definitely not be very attracted to coming onto this board, but that's just me, and I'm not one. But I suspect the female posters who DO post on this thread have some issues with the tone of a lot of the posters on here. Some of them honestly disgust me.

John Clendon wrote:

It doesn't help that any thread that mentions something related to women slowly at first, then very sharply, turns into objectifying or calling women fat and chunky.

This. EVERY SINGLE ONE.

It makes it very hard to come on here anymore.

GoldenMiles wrote:

John Clendon wrote:

It doesn't help that any thread that mentions something related to women slowly at first, then very sharply, turns into objectifying or calling women fat and chunky.

This. EVERY SINGLE ONE.

It makes it very hard to come on here anymore.

LOL PC Cuck Go kill yourself.