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Via Charlotte via Marilyn comes this lighthearted fat fruit and veggie campaign. Cute!
The Shape of Things to Come | Miracle Drug
Posted by paul on July 8, 2008
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Every time we do a project at school, the students always seem to choose a fruit and veg promotion. The school itself uses fruit and vegetable imagery in their marketing. I have, understandably, grown incredibly weary of fruit and vegetable propaganda -- but this is really, really good.
I like the cute belly buttons.
The rounded bellies look cute in bikinis. I love it.
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Melanie (Fatadelic)
Ditto what Mich said.
Zero isn't a size, it's a warning sign. - Carson Kressley
The Kevin Pease Beer Fund Foundation - Won't Someone PLEASE think of the psychology students?
I LOVE it! So cute!
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I've always been told my body type was that of an "apple" now I know that's wrong and I'm a "tater".
I almost want to prep all my veggies that way before eating them. So cute!
I love it!
I am a pear, and proud of it!! W0000t!!! Great campaign. (Figures you wouldn't see something similar in the good ol' USA!)
@Moody_Blue:
Speaking of the good ol' USA, I saw an article in some women's magazine several years back that was both sizist and racist.
The magazine said that 61% of women had a pear-shaped body and said that "it was the least attractive." The article then went on to say "Latin men love pear-shaped women. Get yourself a Latino boyfriend and you'll never feel ashamed of yourself again!"
Can we say gross? (The article, not being pear-shaped.)
It's the least attractive? The columnist has the right to dictate what everyone finds attractive - you know, unless they're some other color or ethnic background? WTF?