Website review: BBW Barbie
kempgreen discovered this in Women's Issues
•13 reviews since Apr 2, 2006
women, bbw, activism
•darkrose.com/bbwbarbie.html
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Sporkman165 rated 3 months ago- People, there is a line between being obese and chubby, that barbie is almost wide as she is tall! Obesity should not be acceptable. This isn't BBW, it's fucking fat ass barbie.
- chrishazzoo rated 5 months ago
- But I bet Peter Cooper and his kids weren't traumatized by the Victoria's Secret half naked lingerie models posted at their store....dumb ass.....
- rapidgirl rated 5 months ago
- Reality is much more attractive than fantasy.
- HeyKittyKat rated 6 months ago
- I find unhealthy anorexic supermodels offensive. But they'll never get their pictures yanked down.
- espiritu rated 6 months ago
- Great ad campaign. Unfortunately, some folks don't get it.
- Kelseyg rated 6 months ago
- Woah, it's terrible this poster had to be pulled down because someone was offended by it (really?!) What a great message.
- dragonfly1968 rated 6 months ago
- Great message! Too bad they had to take it down. From the page: "The picture in the window that stopped Williams in her tracks was that of "Ruby," a red-haired, blue-eyed plastic doll much in the likeness of Barbie with one very noticeable difference... realism. To say Ruby is fat would be an overstatement, not to mention cruel, even if she is made of plastic. But you could definitely call her pleasantly plump, or Rubensesque, which, in fact, is where her name originated. The poster in the window revealed Ruby, buck naked, reclining leisurely on a velvet green sofa. Above her, a passage that read "There are three billion women who don't look like supermodels, and only eight who do." This was enough for Williams to investigate further."
- GiuseppeFargo rated 6 months ago
- The fact that they pulled the campaign is going to hurt them more in the long run. I personally find models repulsive. I would much rather see an ad with a "real woman" than a Photoshoped piece of meat.
