Models didn't get slimmer, people got fatter.
FYI the image was from a campaign out on by "PLUS Model Magazine".
Also women are about 30lbs heavier (on average) than they were in the the 70s. The current average weight is 168lbs.
So if the average was 138lbs and increased by 30lbs that is an increase of about 22% since the 70s.
Nope...there's a box sitting in the middle on the top shelf that isn't on the lower ones...it's real
And where the hell do you live where they lock up condoms by law?
I would like to point out that this guy
is clinically obese according to BMI.
Romero-Corral et al. examined 13,601 subjects from the United States' Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III) and found that BMI-defined obesity was present in 21% of men and 31% of women. Using body fat percentages (BF%), however, BF%-defined obesity was found in 50% of men and 62% of women.
However, recent studies of American football linemen who undergo intensive weight training to increase their muscle mass show that they frequently suffer many of the same problems as people ordinarily considered obese.
He probably lives is some communist country, like England or France.
Read your poster again.
20 years ago it was the '90s.
20 years ago people were still slimmer, and heroin sheek was just about to start... (Kate Moss '93).
What does that have to do with the 70s?
Why would they get banned? Thread clearly has NSFW in the tittie, i mean TITLE.
He must not visit here often because there are a lot more of babe type pics in here.Read the first post.
He must not visit here often because there are a lot more of babe type pics in here.
Those times there was actually exposure of certian parts...
With those images there is not.
Hint - this isn't a lamp. I've seen the full picture.
BMI sucks as a measure of fatness...
From that paper it BMI under identified fatness by ~50%, and it is well known not to work with athletes due to their high proportion of lean body mass. Although if you go far enough past "overweight" you run into the same problems as the body just can't support the weight.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_mass_index
Defnitely both ways, the average BMI of a model is 16, which is way underweight and frankly sickly looking, especially with their clothes off