I'd agree with you on the respect part. I'm tired of fashion getting slagged and "pink ghettoed." It is a serious art and a massive industry. We all participate in it, whether we like it or not. I'd say that deserves a lot of respect, even if you don't personally appreciate it.

Depends what part of the country.

Actually, I bet if you has spent any kind of time living in a developed nation you would be floored by how excessive, grandiose, wasteful and yes, obese, American culture is. It's really quite shocking, and a valid, factual observation. Americans are obscene when compared with those living in developing nations.

Whoa. This may change my whole pregnancy.

Augh! Doesn't anyone care about CROTCH ROT? Who cares if you look like Gisele if you smell like an alley cat's ass down there? EWWWWW?

Oh, yeah! (clicks over...)

Sooooo, putting that K-Y in your crack/vag/anus counts as concealment?

Oh, and now he's making racist jokes about being "Indian" and getting free gas in Canada. Obnoxious little fuckturd.

Zzzzzzing!

Let's hope she is! Gawd I hate this brat.

The fact that share holders feel they are entitled to private, medical information (as in the case of Steve Jobs) to "protect" their ability to make profit is disgusting. Totally fucking immoral. Capitalism sucks.

No, it is an art, part of culture and communication. To think otherwise makes you the fool.

Rude? No. Completely objective. Americans have many more obese people than anywhere else. And it is hard not to notice.

Don't have one; we're in Canada.

That made me feel better (currently pregnant and feeling kinda huge).

Bahhahahaha.

Aughghghghhghghghgh! Sooo cute. Gonna pee my pants!

Hmmm, what surprised my highly-educated, law-abiding, clean-record holding French husband? Being interrogated for hours at the border and then denied entry because he had the wrong passport, wrong skin colour and a beard. Y'all got some serious problems in "welcoming" your visitors.

Agreed. Don't excuse the inexcusable.

Uh, yep. Sounds like the good old US of A to me. Sorry you had to experience that kind of sweeping and profound ignorance.