WalMartians...
#51
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: DC metro area
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Some of those have to be from a Halloween. I can't imagine some of those costumes any other times.
But you are right some of them are just people who don't realize that spandex isn't flattering when you have a sturdy build or are extremely fluffy.
But you are right some of them are just people who don't realize that spandex isn't flattering when you have a sturdy build or are extremely fluffy.
#52
Originally Posted by catmcclure
when you weigh 200-300 pounds and wear see-through spandex and feathers, I figure you're asking for it.
:roll:
#53
Are there no "indecent exposure" laws in force? I can't believe people really do this or that anyone would even pose for these pictures if they were paid. Guess I am too much Old School~~~~? Thanks for the link Charlee, the tune is cute and so right!!
#55
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Bay Area near San Francisco
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Originally Posted by RobertaMarie
Are there no "indecent exposure" laws in force? I can't believe people really do this or that anyone would even pose for these pictures if they were paid. Guess I am too much Old School~~~~? Thanks for the link Charlee, the tune is cute and so right!!
I agree that a lot of the photos of the WM people were taken around holidays; however, some weren't. There are also a lot of people in rural areas (and some not so rural areas) that can't afford good clothing and good nutrition and are just too tired after a hard day's work to clean up and change into a nice outfit to go shopping.
#57
Originally Posted by catmcclure
Originally Posted by RobertaMarie
Are there no "indecent exposure" laws in force? I can't believe people really do this or that anyone would even pose for these pictures if they were paid. Guess I am too much Old School~~~~? Thanks for the link Charlee, the tune is cute and so right!!
I agree that a lot of the photos of the WM people were taken around holidays; however, some weren't. There are also a lot of people in rural areas (and some not so rural areas) that can't afford good clothing and good nutrition and are just too tired after a hard day's work to clean up and change into a nice outfit to go shopping.
#58
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Central Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
Posts: 7,695
Originally Posted by Charlee
Candy, I've wondered that too, UNTIL I actually started looking for them! They are out there, in our "normal" little towns...
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