Funny Pics

[Lesley]

It's not too surprising that they have a circa 1950's Lane Bryant ad with a perfectly normal sized woman in it. Back then, dress sizes were much smaller than now - a dress marked a size 6 back then would generally fit a size 2 woman. That's why Marilyn Monroe was considered to be a little on the heavy size, even though she never wore anything bigger than a size 8. (Hey if you're gonna post that kind of stuff, you're gonna have to run the risk of being bored to death by a vintage fashion history lesson.) Actually, they started off as a maternity-wear companies, and now embrace fatties of all makes and models!

I, for one, am fascinated. Where do I sign up for your class to learn more?

[Lisa]

You may subscribe to my newsletter, Ms. Lesley. The sign up link is http://www.iknowwaytoomuchaboutdumbs...dsbirthday.com - we look forward to you joining us!

[Abraham Smashington]

that link is broke haha

[Lisa]

that link is broke haha

(*Psst... it's a fake to make Lesley laugh!*)

[Abraham Smashington]

(*Psst....I know. I find you funny)

[Lisa]

YAAAAAY!!!! I love being found funny! Yeah, the interwebz condensed the link name - you have to click on it and read the URL to get the full effect of my fantabulous sense of humor!

[Abraham Smashington]

[BillyG]

The "shamone" is what makes it.

[Abraham Smashington]

yep.

[Ingrid]

At step seven, I only had a 2 digit #, but it was indeed my age. Interesting.

[Captain Russ]

[Lisa]

The "shamone" is what makes it.

Absolutely! If only they'd thought to add a "Eeee hee heee!", it would have been beyond perfect.

[Lesley]

I want an actual newsletter Ms. Lisa.

And check out this place Lisa, something tells me you wold love it: http://www.spinariodesign.com/

[Captain Russ]

[Abraham Smashington]