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Gormy Cuss

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11. That's what's most out of kilter with the Victoria's Secret photo--they look TOO much alike.

Reply to REP (Reply #4)

Wed Sep 19, 2012, 04:59 PM

Sep 2012

If those women are rail thin and not photoshopped there's nothing wrong with each loving the body she has, but to present that group with that caption seems to suggest it's the only type of shape to love.

The Dove campaign is right on the money. We come in many body shapes.

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Dove, please. [View all] FloridaJudy Aug 2012 OP

I'll chose Dove, thank you. NYC_SKP Aug 2012 #1

those victoria secret models look a bit stick-ish grasswire Aug 2012 #2

And insanely photoshopped obamanut2012 Aug 2012 #3

That's what I thought - and they all look alike REP Aug 2012 #4

That's what's most out of kilter with the Victoria's Secret photo--they look TOO much alike. Gormy Cuss Sep 2012 #11

Yup. Starry Messenger Aug 2012 #7

Yea, I thought they were a bit Confusious Aug 2012 #5

or the bone bowl after a chicken wing dinner Whisp Aug 2012 #6

Apparently modeling for Victoria's Secret does not pay enough to feed yourself. Scuba Aug 2012 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author seaglass Aug 2012 #9

it would be cool if there were more hairstyles juliathesexworker Sep 2012 #10

I really don't care for some of the comments on this thread. LeftyMom Sep 2012 #12

I can't use Dove because it has dead cow's fat in it or something. hello larry Sep 2012 #13