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How many ways can I say I agree with you?

I can't think of any ways I'd take January Jones over Christina Hendricks.

Now Kelly Clarkson...she has weight issues.

How about we stop acting like fat is a goddamn dirty word! You can be fat and hot, and Christina is just that.

I am now actually hoping Decepti-tits make it into the next Transformers movie. Hell, Bay is already an auto-scrote.

Also, where are these magic Hendricks summoning kittens and can I just poke and/or taunt them?

She's beautiful. Her boobs can look overbountiful, but hey, I'm not into the boobies. And she's not fat.

is Christina Hendricks fat? No. She's, to put it mildly, fucking gorgeous and, thank the lord, has some meat on her bones.

This may be the Mad Men costumes, but she seems to have become more buxom since I started fantasizing about her in the days of Firefly. Perhaps that, plus her exaggerated celebrity, is what has generated such comments.

I think I'll stick with calling her ludicrously hot.

what do you call those people at Wal-Mart that are too big to fit in the electro scooters without taking the arm rests off?

Sub-human. I'm easily fat enough to exist only as a punchline.

For some reason I immediately had Cartman's voice ringing through my head... "She's not fat! She's just big boobed!"

We need to see her in more photo shoots in decreasing levels of dress...

This is ALL woman: taking this claim to my grave.

Fashion designers, fashion magazine editors and the like, are the reason a (I would like to say small) percentage of society has a warped sense of what people should and should not look like. It's like a whole group of people have severe body dysmorphia issues.

Case in point:
http://www.thundersquee.com/2009/11/25/no-one-wants-to-see-curvy-women-karl-lagerfeld-2/

The things...the things I would do.

I just posted this link on Facebook: http://bit.ly/cudRDa

Apparently she has trouble getting designer dresses loaned to her for awards shows because she's not a 0 or a 2 size. That's just so wrong.

Bah, there are way to many ways to say overweight anyway. Fat or chunky? I dunno. I just say that I have to body of a heavy reader. Fairly specific, that.

Who's January Jones? Is that a dude?

but this is Pajiba. We’re supposed to be better than that. And when it happened in the Emmys post, I decided it needs to be discussed.

ps: Dont feed the trolls. Your indignation (now matter how righteous, articulate and accurate it may be) only turns them on.

Well said! Just because she's not thin doesn't mean she's fat. Our country has a hard time appreciating the happy medium. Either women have to starve themselves, or they have to shovel food in their faces in reckless defiance. (And I would agree that men are feeling more pressure to be perfect these days, as well.)

Every person has a different "normal." I like that Christina found hers and said, "Yeah, I'm good. I'll stay like this."

Some of us are skinny, some are not. Some have big boobs, some have big butts, some have neither. As long as we're healthy, happy, and secure in our bodies, this should be a problem for no one. But I think it's important for us as individuals to tell the critics to go bother someone else, otherwise our country will continue to have problems with eating disorders of both ends of the spectrum. And this is one of many reasons why Christina is amazing: She knows people comment on her weight, both good and bad, but she doesn't seem to care because she's unbelievably hot.

Well said.

Fat? Hardly. Bombshell? There you go.

Because in the end that is what she is. An honest to god back in the day, proof there is a lovig lusty god bombshell. They call those 16 year old boy bodies with basketballs stapled on bombshells, but they are at best duds. She is the ancestor of Marylin and the type of lady that seperates the Men from the guys who really want to be with guys. (not that there is anything wrong with that) She walks into a room and men can't watch her enough and would get turned on just dancing a waltz with her.

Hey somebody over at the remake machine! Crank it up, grab her, Tom Hanks and let's bilk "Some Like it hot!"

She is Molly from Ulysses, the real aphrodite and all that makes a 10.

She has the body Bond wanted. Sean Connery bond, not mincing Moore and the loosers that followed.

Courtney, if some musclehead called my wife fat he would be waking up suspended over a wood chipper. What's the matter with your man?

I just wish the guys who called her and women like her fat would come out of the closet and accept themselves. It's okay to like guys, or trannies and if you like little boys then the sooner you get help the better.

It should be noted that my gentleman went Vampire Willow crazy eyes, uttered some threats involving genitals and office scissors, and scared the shit out of the pansy dickcheese. It was kind of romantic. - C

I'd like to add that I think January Jones, Elisabeth Moss, and Alison Brie are also stunning, and all of them in different ways.

Let's define fat right now. If your waist is bigger than your hips or chest, then you're fat. Do you hear me men? Just because you're wearing the top of your pants down around your crotch does not mean you're still a 32 like you were in high school. Your waist is where your belly button is.

Christina Hendricks' waist is way smaller than her hips or chest.

She's hot. Who gives a fuck what these chumps think.

Me again.

We need more women like Hendricks. That should be a requirement. Please. PLEASE.

I absolutely agree with all the Christina Hendricks love. She's stunning, and the girl has curves. Too many people equate "curvy" with "fat".

My favorite part of this post was when you said "benching shoulders." That was great.

I always bench my shoulders.

*masturbating furiously*

Awww, fuck yeah. Tell me that fat bitch ain't fat. Awww, shit, where're you goin' little buddy?

*thumb disappears into asshole*

Hooo! Mmmm, call me a bastard. I love it. I'm a dirty mysogynistic pig. Hhhhyeah! You're all retards and fatties. Oh baby, don't all yell at once! One at a time. Mmmm.

Hawwwghghrrghllgrrgh.

The only reason fashion designers like waifs is because they can't dress up 12-year-old boys in women's couture without looking even more creepy than they already are.

Boom. In a nutshell.

Also, no way Christina Hendricks is a size 14. (I'm not saying she's a size 2 either.) If she was a size 14, she'd be bigger than me. Not just bigger than me on top, which she clearly is, but bigger than me in the waist, butt, hips, legs, etc. And she's not.

I don't think people understand exactly how distorting the cameras are. (Which makes Angelina Jolie all the more scary.) I've seen people who, on TV or still photos, look reasonably slim and fit but not generally considered to be 'skinny' celebrities, and when you see them in person, they're nothing but a broomstick and pipe cleaners.

I'm rambling. What I wanted to say is "Hear Hear", if you think she's "fat" then you're the one with the problem. Fat = biggest in the center. (Not that there's anything wrong with that.) Christina = skinny in the middle but she got much back (and front). That is called "hourglass." You're welcome.

Aaand I sorta take back my last paragraph, having read LowSlash's comment.

You are absolutely right. Fat and hot should not be absolutely diametrically opposed words. And fat in the middle is not the only way to be fat. I stand by Christina being what you would call "hourglass", though.

My waist is skinnier than my bewbs or my hips, although neither end is quite as luscious as Ms. Hendricks'. Most people wouldn't call me "fat" but they certainly wouldn't call me "willowy thin" either. Beauty has many shapes and sizes!

Fat not fat who gives a fuck, she's hot.

That's wholly acceptable, KBalls. We may all be unique snowflakes, but we all deserve to be treated the same.

Fat, thin. People believe what they want to believe. My friends and colleagues always tell me how fit and thin I am (believe me, that's not how I feel about myself after two kids, a demanding job, and about 1/10 the time to exercise I used to have). I'm a size 8 (someties a 6 in a skirt/dress) and weigh close to 140 pounds - not even close to tiny, but so much of this shit is perception. I dress in precisely the right way to flatter my figure - I never take chances with that stuff and, as a result, am perceived as being a lot thinner than I actually am. Hendricks lets it all hang out, and God love her for it (though, as I've stated elsewhere, enough is getting to be enough with the boobays).

I am 5’9” and a double D. When I was training for the marathon I weighed 125 pounds (that made me a size 4). And at that time I still looked bigger than Christina Hendricks.

I’m not a big fan of Hendricks. I find her annoying (I think it’s her voice and the way she always pouts her lips), but she is undeniably beautiful and absolutely not at all fat.

I don’t get the fat thing. She is curvy. But calling her fat is wrong.

I have a nine-year-old daughter who tells me periodically that she is "fat" and she knows it because her inner thighs wobble and her tummy sticks out. This is just plain wrong.

She's gonna look like me when she grows up, and she's gonna have a tummy and hips and maybe a C-cup up top. If she eats too much and doesn't exercise she'll look like my sister who weighs over 300 lbs. It's maybe not fair, but it's true. I have to work very hard to stay fit and healthy, and I will never be skinny or thin and that's ok with me, but this nine-year-old is already thinking critically about her body. This is just plain wrong.

I've spent a bit of time showing her pictures in magazines and asking, "what do you see here that looks unusual or un-realistic?" We look at Photoshop Disasters a lot and she's gotten pretty good at seeing the insane things advertisers and fashion magazines will do to make models and celebs look thinner, whiter, less wrinkled, etc. Luckily, sometimes they mess up and we see extra hands, missing feet, reversed shadows and impossible body positions. Thanks for that, because it makes it easier to explain how it's all just pretend and nobody really looks like that. This is just plain wrong.

Christina Hendricks is gorgeous, with beautiful skin and a great figure. She can be a role model for my daughter and lots of other girls and frankly I'm ecstatic that she's actually been able to make a career for herself being just as she is. I think most guys dig her and find her super sexy, most "normal-sized" women admire her and people like Joan Rivers despise her for not giving in to Hollywood's irrational expectations for women. Yes, she's got wacktastic taste in clothes sometimes and she really needs a great stylist who knows how to work with her body, but no, she's not fat and saying so, is just plain wrong.

Samantha - you sound incredibly attractive. Just by that response. I'm going to agree with your colleagues.

so, little in the middle but she's got much back?

or little in the middle but she's got much boob?

body snark! body snark! somebody call the jezebel police!

wooo wooo wooo wooo!

::short circuit::

she's hot as hell. she just needs to harness her tune in tokyos a bit better, that's all.

I have never ever ever ever heard anyone refer to Christina Hendricks as fat. So this column is really about Courtney Enlow, isn't it, rather than Christina Hendricks? Which is fine, but who cares?

she's hot as hell. she just needs to harness her tune in tokyos a bit better, that's all.

You shut your filthy pirate whore hooker mouth, madness! I will cut you for saying such disgraceful things.

I completely agree with the article ... thank you! It's a sad state of affairs when we as a society call her the "Best-looking woman in America", and then turn our heads and call her fat. Yes with measurements of 39D-30-39, I would kill for that body!

Also I've actually met her in person, and I can truthfully say she is not fat. She looks like a real person. Maybe not a size 14, but definitively either a 10 or 12.

While we are on the subject can I also say along with Hendricks, I also loved Sara Rue. That was one woman with the right amount of curves .. thanks Jenny for taking that away.

Ok I will stop the rambling. I just wish whether you are skinny or fat or curvy or whatever, society could just be ok with it. John W has it completely right "Fat not fat who gives a fuck, she's hot."

I don't think the Jersey Shore people would have a leg to stand on here because Snooki is genuinely fat.

I also think it's realistic that Hendricks is a size 14 because that's what would work for her boobs and then the rest of the garment would be tailored down for her (you can't tailor up).

As for the general "fat" argument. It seems whenever some is described as fat, there's an outcry about being mean. I know people hate the word fat but it just means that your body weight is out of proportion to your height more so than it should be. It doesn't mean you are obese or morbidly obese, but it does mean that you are carrying more weight than you were built for. Most Americans are fat. Europeans are getting fatter by the day. Japanese people's weight is creeping up. It doesn't mean everyone is ugly but if we don't start accepting that most of us are carrying more weight than we should be then we're never going to do anything about it.

When did it become trendy to tear down Ms. Hendricks? The fact that this Pajiba post exists is a disgrace to all of you shallow and judgmental bitches out there.

And January Jones, folks? Really? I mean, that's cool and all. If you're in to the whole "I spent the whole night getting gangbanged and didn't have time to do my hair before the Awards show" type.

Je t'embrace Eep. Where have you been? The only right-wingers around here lately have been shallow and troll-like in their comments forcing me to ignore them. I have no-one to engage in actual debate from your side.

Okay. *shrug*

ooh, is this my fault?

oops. i'm sorry, but i'm not going to go back on what I said. i do think christina hendricks works what she has, she nips and pulls and contorts her curves so they produce a desirable shape. she looks damn good in clothes. will not argue that. also think she has a gorgeous face.

my point is, it is largely an illusion. if we saw the same woman on the street, not wearing a pushup bra, not wearing a corset/boning, i don't think half the men of pajiba that worship christina would even look twice. i know, personally, i would probably think fat.

i don't think me calling CH fat, however trolly that may be, is any different than people bemoaning photoshop which makes celebs look thinner. it's all a fucking unattainable illusion. and the problem with worshiping her is you just reinforce this idea that extreme objectification/promotion of unrealistic ideals is ok.

Her body, when dressed the way she does, is MUCH harder to attain than any VS model, because it's largely genetic. To me, this curvy is beautiful christina hendricks is so hot bullshit GIRLS spew it's just another way women imprison themselves into being ok with the societal norms that beauty should be valued above all. she is by no means a normal women, so you're pretty much just buying into the same bullshit that those of us who prefer a thinner body type do.

i agree with those who say fat can be hot. also, damn if people don't insult skinny women and then lambaste me for being shallow and judgmental when i call her fat. you cannot call a woman a 12 year old boy and then defend CH. it is almost exactly the same type of exaggerated standard. one happens to be preferred by men. so, you're pretty much just buying into what men find attractive. granted, some of you can prefer it on your own, but i find it to be more pandering to men (look at me i'm cool i find christina hendricks super hot!) than anything else.

Zerath: Aw, shucks. I do try. I am pretty vain, so I even enjoy cyber-compliments.

I must say that I think any woman who is a control freak about her weight should go through pregnancy. I look back at how hard I was on myself pre-baby and think "Honey, enjoy that shit now, because you will NEVER look that good again." I know women bounce back and I think people believe I've bounced back. I haven't. Happier than I've ever been in my life, though. So there you go.

Christina Hendricks is beautiful. In any photograph that starts at her neck and ends slightly above her waist. She also has pretty hair.

ninetwenteetoo, I truly hope you find some satisfaction and acceptance of self. I can promise you, as a 5'2" girl myself - at that weight, you are nowhere near any unacceptable size. And you and your body deserve to be treated with kindness and nurturing. I wish you the best and hope you find a healthier balance; you deserve more.

my point is, it is largely an illusion. if we saw the same woman on the street, not wearing a pushup bra, not wearing a corset/boning, i don't think half the men of pajiba that worship christina would even look twice. i know, personally, i would probably think fat.

i don't think me calling CH fat, however trolly that may be, is any different than people bemoaning photoshop which makes celebs look thinner. it's all a fucking unattainable illusion. and the problem with worshiping her is you just reinforce this idea that extreme objectification/promotion of unrealistic ideals is ok.

Her body, when dressed the way she does, is MUCH harder to attain than any VS model, because it's largely genetic. To me, this curvy is beautiful christina hendricks is so hot bullshit GIRLS spew it's just another way women imprison themselves into being ok with the societal norms that beauty should be valued above all. she is by no means a normal women, so you're pretty much just buying into the same bullshit that those of us who prefer a thinner body type do.

Stump, I really dont get your definition of fat. You say that if she were not wearing the type of clothing she does in Mad Men (period pieces) and on the red carpet, then we would call her fat, ie, not beautiful. So you suggest that she dress in a sack so she can be valued for something other than her looks? Give me a break. (PS in other roles they have her in not so va-va-voom costumes and I guess by some magic she doesnt look fat. SEE: FIREFLY)

Give me a good reason why she shouldn't dress in a way that compliments her shape. For that matter, why should anyone complain about any woman dressing in a way that makes her look a certain way. Can a woman not be valued for her beauty AND her intellect? Why should women have to give up one for the other? How is promoting a less popular body-type in the media imprisoning woman? I call your bullshit.

I love CH because she makes it easier for me to love my own curves. I'm a curvy chick (39-27-39) and I spent years trying to diet and whittle that shit into a 2. It took me an unreasonable chunk of my life to feel comfortable in my own skin. So I feel like every time someone compliments her crazy curves, its a little affirmation to me that its okay to be built like that.

it is unattainable.

You keep using that word.
I do not think it means what you think it means.

Take, for instance, the lovely Nurse EagerBeaverBaby, whose affirmation that it is, indeed, attainable, appears just below your comment.

Just sayin'.

I'm sure the people who post that crap aren't even 10% as hot as Christina Hendricks is.

Bitch's fat bro

Courtney, I'm sorry, but I wasn't able to truly understand this article without having access to a couple of pictures of you.

i don't know where the rare trolls come from that jump on comment threads to cry fat and ugly anytime there is a photo of someone thicker than angelina jolie, but its obvious from this thread, that an awful lot of people like women to be more on the voloptuous side.

there does seem to be an incredible gap between what a lot of people find attractive and what is portrayed as attractive in the movies and on the runway. And the sterotype body is pushed too--however you arrive in hollywood, after a while you are going to look a certain way: hungry. I like girls bigger than pretty much anyone I ever get to see on screen, but i have noticed that as an actress gets more popular, she gets thinner. It's like a law if you're gonna move up the ladder, you have to move down the size rack. I just wonder who it pleases? The female audience can't live up to that ideal, the male audience doesn't want that ideal.

We gotta whole bunch of issue conflating here. First, there's the "Why are you saying fat like it's automatically a bad thing?" Word. Though I do think there is a line where we go beyond healthy body image and into enabling destructive behavior territory - but who draws that line? CH doesn't seem to have any health problems (other than assumed back strain under those bad boys) - she looks like a healthy young lass than a majority of folks here would like to bed down with. So, um, if that's "fat" - um, I think I want to be fat.

But what the crap is your definition of "fatness"? Are we speaking overweight by physicians standards, larger-than-average-but proportionate, fodder for a TLC special, or what?

Every time she dresses in a red carpet outfit, she gets called "fat." But CH doesn't look good in couture for a reason - runway models are stick thin for the same reason stores don't buy obese clothes racks: they want the focus on the garment, not the girl. Make of that what you will.

When you put CH in a garment, you sure as hell aren't admiring the delicate stitching. I'll give you that girl cannot dress herself [Girl, seriously, you need STRUCTURED garments - lay off the flowy organza!!], but that doesn't make her fat. It makes her a crappy dresser with a kicking body I'd like to bury my mostly-hetero face in.

Hold the fuck up, becks.

I never said, and nor have I ever thought, that any woman is not a real woman if they aren't physically configured like Christina. You need to go read my post from yesterday on this topic before you attribute bullshit like that to me.

What I said above in response to stump's "unattainable" statement, put forth as though it is an absolute (she makes it sound like Christina's shape is so incredibly rare as to be almost mythical), is no more stupid than stump's continued assertion that appreciation of a certain shape imprisons the women who aren't shaped that way. That is a load of crap.
So fucking what if you're thin? Or fat? Or in-between, or whatever? If you are OK with it, then so will most other people be. (And I don't hold with or respect the assholes who aren't.)

But if you are insecure with yourself to the point that you feel you have to bash on someone ("just a fat girl in spanx. the worship is ridiculous.") because they are possessed of physical attributes which you cannot genetically attain, then that's YOU who has placed yourself in that prison. And those comments are no less derogatory than the ones you are speaking out against. So don't preach to me. You've disqualified yourself from that position.

If you feel that you don't measure up to a certain physical standard; if you let the morons who tell you that you can't be beautiful because you don't look like someone else make you feel inadequate, then that's on you. That's you buying in to their bullshit.
And that's not my fault.

Stop.

Feeding.

The.

Trolls.

A couple of thoughts by way of explanation.

1. Bless Ms. Hendricks' heart, it doesn't seem she's learned to dress for her body type. Whether this is because most designers today design more for a human hanger than an actual person is up to you. If you check out the runways during fashion week there are very few designs that would be flattering on anyone larger than a size two.

2. I suspect Ms. Hendricks fails (clothing choice wise) on the red carpet because she can't get a wide variety of designers to loan gowns. With a limited selection even if all of the dresses are hideous you still have to pick one.

3. In regards to the comment about Ms. Hendricks not wearing mini skirts, that's a testament to her personal style. With big boobs you look trashy in a skirt that hits above the knee. It becomes too much skin. Even without your decolletage exposed the proportions require a longer (knee length) skirt to balance the largess on top. I've known women who are a size 6 with DDs who refused to wear miniskirts. It's all about proportions and dressing for your hourglass shape.

4. Dear God, do you know what she'd look like in a push up bra. She'd have a cleft in her chin her boobs would be so high. Generally it's tough to FIND a push up bra in a D or E cup.

5. If she dressed in a dress that was flattering for her body type this discussion would NEVER happen. The most that would be said would be comments on how big her boobs are.

Lennon made a geeky A Knight's Tale reference. I thought that should be noted.

Also, CH is guh-orgeous, but hotter still is Courtney cause she makes with the thoughts and the words.

Why does it always have to come down to thin vs. voluptuous? And "real men" only going for the latter? Based purely on looks I would go for a threesome with Christina Hendricks and Bai Ling any day.

"Give me a good reason why she shouldn't dress in a way that compliments her shape."

CH is beautiful - I don't think anybody's debating that. I won't concede, though, that she dresses in a way that flatters her shape. She dresses in a way that creates masturbation fodder, but I don't think her choice of clothing for awards shows maximizes her beauty at all. There are lots of voluptuous celebrities who you'd never know are voluptuous, but who you absolutely know are beautiful (Winona Ryder is pretty chesty, but she's not constantly calling your damn attention to that fact because she, wisely, knows that her face is her best feature).

"With big boobs you look trashy in a skirt that hits above the knee."

I'd argue that, at least in a professional setting, anybody looks trashy in a skirt that hits above the knee (casual, nightwear obviously a different story). Big breasts do exacerbate that, though. I'm a somewhat chesty girl and there are lots of articles of clothing I'd never wear b/c the chest size renders them trashy.

coveredinbees, It was The Princess Bride, not A Knights Tale

I'm not sure how attainable Hendricks' shape is, but I'm guessing it's slightly more attainable (ie, doesn't require a tremendous amount of work and/or calorie restriction) than the tall, extremely thin model type.

The average height of adult females in the U.S. is about 5'4". Supposedly, only 5 percent of American women exceed 5'8½ (my understanding is, modeling agencies prefer models to be a minimum of 5'9").

It's sure as hell a lot easier to get big boobies and gain enough weight to have an ass to match it than it is for an adult woman to grow 4 or 5 more inches in height. If you're not over 5'4" by the time you're 20 or so, you're never gonna be taller than that. So if your goal is to match the extremely thin, nearly model-like proportions of Keira Knightly (who's supposedly 5'7"), you're out of luck, unless you want to give up sammiches forever.

It's easier to look skinny if you're tall. More height on which to distribute the weight.

I do agree Hendricks needs a better stylist, but she does OK. I'm not sure if she's dressing deliberately to highlight the boobs, or if they're just so big, it's impossible to make them look less prominent, so she figures, "Fuck it, let's boost them up there. Flaunt it if you've got it."

Hendricks looks like one of those chciks whose butthole hasa geyish tinge to it. You know what I mean, right? Some chicks, especially porn sluts, bleach their buttholes bright pink, and then there are the buttholes that are nearly black with all of the ground and caked on shit. Hendricks butthole is none of those, but ratehr the aforementioned greyish tinge.

since i have my troll persona on anyway...

CH doesn't look so hot in jeans in a tank. The boobs are perky, but even a blind man could see that she is wearing a pushup bra (which is fine, i am sure she has to). She looks like a normal, far less curvy woman who carries some extra weight in her breasts, hips and thighs. Hardly the most beautiful woman of them all.

There is nothing more hilarious to me than bigger girls calling skinny girls 12 year old boys on this thread. You are doing the exact same thing I did, only it's funnier b/c you're trying to defend your "more curvy" body type.(didn't say fat, but i kind of wanted to).

you cannot get hips and boobs like that period. you can work out and be skinny. i would much rather not worship an ideal based on genetics versus self control/ hard work. no one says we have to worship runway models, but look at someone like britney spears, or cate blanchett, or catherine zeta jones. All beautiful women, who are not stick thin and have body types that exist in the real world.

the 12 year old boy look isn't even ideal anyway. i hear this thrown around like it's true. thats runway. by and large, people think those runway models look grossly skinny and don't want to look like them. i sure as hell would take CH's body over looking like them anyday. it's a false analogy. no one wants you to look insanely skinny unless they are a fashion designer booking for a runway.

i do think she is a bit screwed on the dress department, and should hire the people at mad men to dress her for events. boobs or no boobs that lavender thing is hideous for a pale red head.

@Chris, we-ell, it's in the Princess Bride, A Knight's Tale AND the bible...so only Lennon can know what he was quoting. I prefer to think it's the one with a Bowie-feuled dance number. But that's just me.

I think she's gorgeous but all this "whoaaaa" about her amazing, wonderful body is a bit weird- look around your workplace people, size 14 women are everywhere.

I realize I'm arriving late to this particular party/discussion/shitstorm, but as far as whether or not it's kosher to "pick on people who are skinny because of eating disorders" goes:
Is it acceptable to criticize someone's lifestyle choices? Sure. Is it acceptable to criticize someone who "lifestyle choices" have their own entry in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders? Uh, not so much. Anorexia nervosa isn't a social disease, it's a brain disease, and people suffering from eating disorders aren't so much helpless victims of society as they're mentally ill. (Some interesting reading: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/health/article3060191.ece)

Just do your research first, is all I'm sayin'.

@coveredinbees Oh, sht! You’re right! A whole bunch of things use that saying! My bad!

This woman is so overrated. and YES she is fat. Her hips are huge and her pudgy stomch is held in with coresets and wires. Apart from that she is ugly has ginger hair and pale skin. She looks matronly. Examples of curvy women are Shakira, Kelly Brook, Beyonce. Christina is 3 times the size of those women. If she didn't have big tits no one would care about her.

I would like to suck on her big fat tits. She isnt skinny, and you probably just got all butt-hurt because you are fatter and want to feel better about yourself you heifer.

I don't like you in that way, hell yeah!

Todd (from IDLYITW) argues with logic, which Enlow doesn't have, or at the very least, poorly utilizes. Lighten the fuck up, because when you go out of your way to pitch a poorly defended argument, and makes you that much easier to pick fun at (as well as signifies you are defending yourself, rather than the subject at hand).

Do I find Hendricks sexy? Yes, but she's awkward sexy, like that girl from those Progressive insurance commercials. Just because she isn't glorified by everyone doesn't make you right.

And that whole "this is Pajiba, we're BETTER than that" shit just makes you, and everyone here, sound like a bunch of bourgeois assholes.

...which is why I read IDLYITW, at least Todd picks scathing fun that doesn't make him look like a self-righteous prick.

I think Todd at IDLYITW is gayer than Christmas whenever he says that Christina Hendricks is fat...

... but he fuckin' owned your ass, Enlow. This article was purely meant to boost your own damaged self esteem, Christina Hendricks was merely an excuse for you to do that. Did some guy at a bar call you fat when you tried to pick him up after a fight with your fiance or something?

And no, the people of Pajiba are no more or less intelligent than any other bullcrap posted on the net -- especially you.