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  • edited September 2007
    I think that men should have to wear bras, panty hoes, high heels, mini-skirts, and have full make-up and salon styled hair do's for one year. They must shave/wax/laser their body hair, etc. If they are pudgy they must wear foundation garments. When on the beach they must wear bikinis, tankinis, or female one peice bathing suits.

    Yeah... I like that...
    Post edited by Kate Monster on
  • I think that men should have to wear bras, panty hoes, high heels, mini-skirts, and have full make-up and salon styled hair do's for one year. They must shave/wax/laser their body hair, etc. If they are pudgy they must wear foundation garments. When on the beach they must wear bikinis, tankinis, or female one peice bathing suits.

    Yeah... I like that...
    Girls must then work out with their shirts off.
  • edited September 2007
    Yes, because men so often show up to their office with their shirts off....

    Keep in mind that women with anything larger than a B cup will start to sag if they don't wear a bra regularly.
    Post edited by Kate Monster on
  • Yes, because men so often show up to their office with their shirts off....
    What does the office have to do with working out?
  • My pants are a bit baggy and ride to low, but that is because I've recently lost 50 or so pounds and I refuse to buy new clothing. I bought a belt and that is good enough for me.
    But I would like to get rid of the people who wear baseball caps crooked, or make it legal for the police to straighten them.
  • Keep in mind that women with anything larger than a B cup will start to sag if they don't wear a bra regularly.
    Damn you gravity.
  • I hearby enstate a vote to end gravity for the sake of bewbs everywhere.
    Raise your hands if you're for.

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  • If they are pudgy they must wear foundation garments.
    Would this make a person appear less pudgy? If so, where can I get some? I'm totally serious . . .
  • *raises a hand for the vote of ending gravity for the sake of boobz.*

    Basically new-age corsets/garter things... .. I think I've seen a few at WalMart once.. It amused me.
  • I hearby enstate a vote to end gravity for the sake of bewbs everywhere.
    Raise your hands if you're for.

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    Don't forget the effect it has on sagging of the nut sacks. Boxer briefs, save me now.
  • edited September 2007
    If they are pudgy they must wear foundation garments.
    Would this make a person appear less pudgy? If so, where can I get some? I'm totally serious . . .
    Underworks and The Surgery Store both have foundation garments/shape wear/compression garments for men.

    For women there are a million brands including the ever popular Spanx!
    Post edited by Kate Monster on
  • Guys wearing baggy pants around their knees make me pray for the zombie apocalypse to start...

    Oh, and as an addendum to a previous post. No fat men in spandex either. I thought it had gone out of style with Richard Simmons. I found I was wrong over the weekend.
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    This thread scares me. *shivers at thought of nude law* That would be so awkward...

    Just no really fat people in skimpy clothing.
  • Instead of banning fat people in skimpy clothing, ban clothing for fat people. This would encourage them to either hide indoors, or start losing weight.
  • Then you might as well have a fat people camp or just give them their own state.
  • Or you could just start executing them. That's kind of the direction this type of thinking goes toward. I mean, you've already given "beautiful" people special privileges.
  • I think exile or an area of the country we can rename is better. Execution is too messy and costly. Unless we make it reality television.

    OMG I'm a fucked up young woman.
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