A day at the beach Walmart style

[LONDONER]

You wonder what some of these people were thinking

[LONDONER]

And yet more

[LONDONER]

And still more

[LONDONER]

Still some to go

[LONDONER]

An the last two

[Wade]

Hahaha. Oh fat people... How would I ever feel smug and good about myself without you?

[Hardheaded1]

Hahaha. Oh fat people... How would I ever feel smug and good about myself without you?

QFT.

And don't leave out the Wal-Mart angle. The clear implication is that the great unwashed are still with us, still to be disdained, and mostly so for their tastelessness rooted in their poverty. Marry the two, and voila! We have Marie Antoinette back!

Good times. How funny the poor are.

[Borg69]

I'm disappointed. I would have thought sophomoric poking fun at fat people would have been beneath Londoner. If those people have the self confidence to go out and can have a good time and enjoy life, more power to them. They're getting more out of life than I am.

[Beaux]

I am really amazed that the posters above me saw these pictures and determined that the humor of the pictures what intended to make fun of fat people. I only counted 4 pictures that even had fat people in them, and of those only one picture seemed possibly to be making fun of the subjects because of their weight (the picture of 4 plus sized women sitting in the water). Every other picture's humor, imo, was derived from either the persons(s)' attire, actions, or activity.

For example, the old long-bearded man running with the little girl while wearing a woman's bikini; the woman in the hammock who's back-side looked like a waffel; the man wearing the gasmask while waiting for a port-a-potty to become available; or the woman with the buttock implants that seemed to have hardened into an unnatural shape.

I suppose, especially when it comes to humor, people tend to take away with them what they are looking out for in the first place...

~Beaux

[Albie]

....And I cannot unsee these.....