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Title: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: mamacags on July 03, 2008, 07:18:54 PM
As we have all learned here, fat chicks are sweaty and smell like bologna. :whatever:  So today I go to Walmart because I want to buy a bunch of moisture wicking outfits for vacation.  I sweat a lot but I wanted them mostly so I don't have to walk around all soggy after water rides at Dollywood.  So every single section of the store has moisture wicking outfits EXCEPT the fat chicks section.  DO THEY NOT KNOW THAT WE NEED IT THE MOST OUT OF ANYONE ON EARTH!?!??!?!  So I went to the store manager who I know pretty well and confront him with the discrimination.  He looked at me and rolled his eyes. :hammer:  So, instead of looking like a sweaty fat chick on vacation I will look like a sweaty fat feminine looking man in my man clothes! :banghead: :bird:

OHhhhhhhhh, and don't even get me started on trying to find the non-sweaty ass underwear for fat asses!!!!!!!!!!!!!  I was this ~~><~~ close to having to buy a thong so my ass didn't get all sweaty all day.  Thank God underneath some regular size 14 granny style underwear I found some non-sweaty ass underwear in my size!!!!! WHOOOO HOOOO!!!!!  My daughter was with me and said that there was no way my husband was going to want to see anyone in a thong because they are "gross and show your butt".  I love her innocence. :-)

 So now I am all set in head to toe (excluding boobies since I can't find any moisture wicking non-sweaty boobies) bras.  I am sure someone has them.  Maybe they sell them in the men's section for fat guys with moobs?  Worst comes to worst I will just go without.  That along with the white moisture wicking outfits I bought will ensure I get to ride all by myself on all of the water rides I can!!!!!  I will post pictures as soon as I get home!  I know you are all anxious to see them.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: jtyangel on July 03, 2008, 07:28:22 PM
This is dangerously close to cryin in your beer. If you post pics in it soon, you will be redeemed.  :-*

Have fun!
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Schadenfreude on July 03, 2008, 07:30:45 PM
All I know is it when I am shopping for clothes.... it doesn't matter what I want, they have every size but my size available. That's my very sad shopping story.

Have fun mama! Can't wait to see the pics.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: CactusCarlos on July 03, 2008, 09:02:42 PM
As we have all learned here, fat chicks are sweaty and smell like bologna.

Not you.  I bet you smell like a wonderful Sardinian prociutto.  :naughty:

 :-)
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Lord Undies on July 03, 2008, 09:22:15 PM
Why dont'cha buy a bunch of dress shields and sew them together.  You could become a new designer!    :cheersmate:

Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Lord Undies on July 03, 2008, 09:24:29 PM
As we have all learned here, fat chicks are sweaty and smell like bologna.

Not you.  I bet you smell like a wonderful Sardinian prociutto.  :naughty:

 :-)

Either way, aerosol cheese deodorant would go well.  :innocent:
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: DixieBelle on July 03, 2008, 09:47:42 PM
Well I'd like to beat up the little emo fags who take all of the pants in my size! Damned nancyboys with their eyeliner and tightass girl pants.  :lmao:

On a serious note, have you looked online? What about sporting goods stores?

I remember a company that sold something called Coolmax. A friend of mine sent some to her guy in Iraq.

Champion brand can be found at Target and I know they make sports bras.

And I remember something called "Duo-dry" - not sure if that's a separate brand or Champion.

Underarmour is at sporting goods stores but it's expensive.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: asdf2231 on July 03, 2008, 10:44:53 PM
Just walk around with the milkbags hanging' free and file a lawsuit if they tell ya different!

You have a RIGHT to be comfy and not have to worry about moisture whicking!

In fact I have been an advocate of topless women's rights for years.

Power to the PEOPLE!!!!!!

 :thumbs:
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: mamacags on July 03, 2008, 11:02:27 PM
Dixie I tried all of the stores around here.  They seriously even have that stuff for toddlers but nothing at all for fat chicks.  It is weird.

CC doggonit I hate prociutto! BARF  I would rather eat a paper towel.  I smell like a wonderful salt cured ham or even better yet a brown sugar cured ham. ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm drooooooooooooooooooooollllllllllllllllllllllll
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Lord Undies on July 03, 2008, 11:17:17 PM
Dixie I tried all of the stores around here.  They seriously even have that stuff for toddlers but nothing at all for fat chicks.  It is weird.

CC doggonit I hate prociutto! BARF  I would rather eat a paper towel.  I smell like a wonderful salt cured ham or even better yet a brown sugar cured ham. ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm drooooooooooooooooooooollllllllllllllllllllllll


Whaaaa?  No slaps for me?  I was being horrible up there.  :innocent:
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: mamacags on July 03, 2008, 11:30:15 PM
Well two things there Undies...

A. I have seriously considered using minipads from head to toe to sop up the sweat so dress shields are kinda lower on the gross scale than that.

2.  The thought of having aerosol cheese deodorant made me hungry
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Lord Undies on July 03, 2008, 11:37:06 PM
Well two things there Undies...

A. I have seriously considered using minipads from head to toe to sop up the sweat so dress shields are kinda lower on the gross scale than that.

2.  The thought of having aerosol cheese deodorant made me hungry

P. You're just as weird as I am so you had no room to complain.  Got'cha! :thumbsup:
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: RobJohnson on July 03, 2008, 11:46:19 PM
Dixie I tried all of the stores around here.  They seriously even have that stuff for toddlers but nothing at all for fat chicks.  It is weird.

CC doggonit I hate prociutto! BARF  I would rather eat a paper towel.  I smell like a wonderful salt cured ham or even better yet a brown sugar cured ham. ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm drooooooooooooooooooooollllllllllllllllllllllll

You smell good enough to eat.  :innocent:
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: VivisMom on July 04, 2008, 08:57:11 AM
I feel you, mamacags. It sucks when they make UnderArmor in size quadruple X for men, but don't even make a decent XL for women. I'm sorry...if the bust measurement for a women's XL is less than 45", there is a PROBLEM with your SIZE CONVERSIONS!

/rant

Anyway, the bra issue. I know Lane Bryant makes sports bras, but I don't know how well they do with the whole moisture-wicking thing. I know I sweat a lot under the girls, so I just use baby powder or Gold Bond or the like, and it helps.

They make non-sweaty undies for fatties??? This I would like to see. I usually wear just plain cotton ones when I want to keep my fat ass cool.

And you know why they don't make that stuff for us fatties, right? Because fat chicks don't go out and exercise or have fun...all we do is sit on the couch and eat.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: RobJohnson on July 04, 2008, 09:41:03 AM
And you know why they don't make that stuff for us fatties, right? Because fat chicks don't go out and exercise or have fun...all we do is sit on the couch and eat.

 :-)



Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: NHSparky on July 04, 2008, 09:58:18 AM
Hmmmm...m'kay.  You're looking for useful, comfortable, well-designed clothes at Wal-Mart.

Uh, no.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Atomic Lib Smasher on July 04, 2008, 10:13:01 AM
This is dangerously close to cryin in your beer. If you post pics in it soon, you will be redeemed.  :-*

Have fun!


Crying in your beer? More like puking in your breakfast! lol

Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: mamacags on July 04, 2008, 10:31:05 AM
Hmmmm...m'kay.  You're looking for useful, comfortable, well-designed clothes at Wal-Mart.

Uh, no.

Walmart actually has a very large selection for fat chicks.  The only other place around here that comes close is JCPenney.  It is even worse for really tall/big guys.  My hubby is not so much fat as he is just football player big.  There is only one store in this area where he can buy dress shirts and pants for work.  Plus I didn't want to look like a fashion statement as much as I wanted to be comfortable and dry.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: mamacags on July 04, 2008, 10:32:36 AM
This is dangerously close to cryin in your beer. If you post pics in it soon, you will be redeemed.  :-*

Have fun!


Crying in your beer? More like puking in your breakfast! lol



You know you were all like "OHhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh mamacags let me rub your belly and fat rollssssssssss!!!  Ohhhhhh baby I loves me some fat chicks!!!!!!1"  Your feign at nausea doesn't fool anyone. :-)
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Lord Undies on July 04, 2008, 10:34:37 AM
Hmmmm...m'kay.  You're looking for useful, comfortable, well-designed clothes at Wal-Mart.

Uh, no.

I buy everyday clothes at Wal-Mart.  I find them useful, comfortable, and designed to expectation - and inexpensive.  

My favorite Big Bright Yellow Shirt was purchased at Wal-Mart off a clearance rack for $3.00.  It is made from petroleum byproducts.  It's soft as a baby's butt.  It doesn't shrink.  It hasn't lost one shade of its vibrant color, and it would take a blow torch to put a hole in it.  

I got grease on it the other day.  I put it in the kitchen sink and sprayed it down with Clorox Kitchen Cleaner.  It's good as new.  It was the best three buck I ever invested.  
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: mamacags on July 04, 2008, 10:34:44 AM
I feel you, mamacags. It sucks when they make UnderArmor in size quadruple X for men, but don't even make a decent XL for women. I'm sorry...if the bust measurement for a women's XL is less than 45", there is a PROBLEM with your SIZE CONVERSIONS!

/rant

Anyway, the bra issue. I know Lane Bryant makes sports bras, but I don't know how well they do with the whole moisture-wicking thing. I know I sweat a lot under the girls, so I just use baby powder or Gold Bond or the like, and it helps.

They make non-sweaty undies for fatties??? This I would like to see. I usually wear just plain cotton ones when I want to keep my fat ass cool.

And you know why they don't make that stuff for us fatties, right? Because fat chicks don't go out and exercise or have fun...all we do is sit on the couch and eat.


!!!!!!!!!!!!! My BFF Bri just sent me a link http://www.qvc.com/qic/qvcapp.aspx/view.2/app.detail  type in Breezies in the search site.  They have tons of moisture wicking bras and undies for almost every size!!!!!  OH HAPPY DAY OH HAPPY DAY!!!!

Oh and we don't have any friends because our smell and cheese chunks gross them out too badly.  I have to admit I did get to sit on the couch yesterday for almost 2 hours while watching a movie. :hyper:
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: RobJohnson on July 04, 2008, 12:40:57 PM
Hmmmm...m'kay.  You're looking for useful, comfortable, well-designed clothes at Wal-Mart.

Uh, no.

Walmart actually has a very large selection for fat chicks.  The only other place around here that comes close is JCPenney.  It is even worse for really tall/big guys.  My hubby is not so much fat as he is just football player big.  There is only one store in this area where he can buy dress shirts and pants for work.  Plus I didn't want to look like a fashion statement as much as I wanted to be comfortable and dry.

I have to have dress shirts for work. It's hard finding clothes, and alot of the shirts are "too short"...my new town only has a walmart, no other chains....so I shop online alot, ebay is great for this....but I have found the "Edwards" brand of shirts (used alot by uniform companies) have some great wash and wear oxford shirts that work out great...I ordered the last ones from http://www.affordableworkwear.com/  (Free shipping if you spend $100)

I must admit, I look pretty sharp at work.  :p

At different jobs I have needed specific colors, and Men's Warehouse only sells long sleeved shirts, then you have to pay for them to be tailored into short sleeves,  then you pray they get it right or you have to make an extra trip...ends up being about sixty bucks a shirt for some light weight pieces of crap...LOL....

Hope this helps.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Airwolf on July 04, 2008, 12:51:01 PM
Well I'd like to beat up the little emo fags who take all of the pants in my size! Damned nancyboys with their eyeliner and tightass girl pants.  :lmao:

On a serious note, have you looked online? What about sporting goods stores?

I remember a company that sold something called Coolmax. A friend of mine sent some to her guy in Iraq.

Champion brand can be found at Target and I know they make sports bras.

And I remember something called "Duo-dry" - not sure if that's a separate brand or Champion.

Underarmour is at sporting goods stores but it's expensive.

Wal-Mart and Target have their own line of clothes that compete wit hthe Underarmour line and its about half what they UA line cost. Cool Max is very good stuff. I have a pair of their water proof socks and the ywork great. I got them after geting tired of walking around in the woods and having to cross streams and small areas of water while out on patrols in the National Guard. I found out that one draw back was that if the water was ice cold that it wouldn't stop your feet from freezing.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: VivisMom on July 04, 2008, 01:13:02 PM
I feel you, mamacags. It sucks when they make UnderArmor in size quadruple X for men, but don't even make a decent XL for women. I'm sorry...if the bust measurement for a women's XL is less than 45", there is a PROBLEM with your SIZE CONVERSIONS!

/rant

Anyway, the bra issue. I know Lane Bryant makes sports bras, but I don't know how well they do with the whole moisture-wicking thing. I know I sweat a lot under the girls, so I just use baby powder or Gold Bond or the like, and it helps.

They make non-sweaty undies for fatties??? This I would like to see. I usually wear just plain cotton ones when I want to keep my fat ass cool.

And you know why they don't make that stuff for us fatties, right? Because fat chicks don't go out and exercise or have fun...all we do is sit on the couch and eat.


!!!!!!!!!!!!! My BFF Bri just sent me a link http://www.qvc.com/qic/qvcapp.aspx/view.2/app.detail  type in Breezies in the search site.  They have tons of moisture wicking bras and undies for almost every size!!!!!  OH HAPPY DAY OH HAPPY DAY!!!!

Oh and we don't have any friends because our smell and cheese chunks gross them out too badly.  I have to admit I did get to sit on the couch yesterday for almost 2 hours while watching a movie. :hyper:

Those bras look pretty comfy. The panties...I can't find a size chart with measurements in inches, which bugs me.

You ONLY sat for two hours? God, what kind of fatty are you??? :P
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: jtyangel on July 04, 2008, 01:30:51 PM
I feel you, mamacags. It sucks when they make UnderArmor in size quadruple X for men, but don't even make a decent XL for women. I'm sorry...if the bust measurement for a women's XL is less than 45", there is a PROBLEM with your SIZE CONVERSIONS!

/rant

Anyway, the bra issue. I know Lane Bryant makes sports bras, but I don't know how well they do with the whole moisture-wicking thing. I know I sweat a lot under the girls, so I just use baby powder or Gold Bond or the like, and it helps.

They make non-sweaty undies for fatties??? This I would like to see. I usually wear just plain cotton ones when I want to keep my fat ass cool.

And you know why they don't make that stuff for us fatties, right? Because fat chicks don't go out and exercise or have fun...all we do is sit on the couch and eat.


!!!!!!!!!!!!! My BFF Bri just sent me a link http://www.qvc.com/qic/qvcapp.aspx/view.2/app.detail  type in Breezies in the search site.  They have tons of moisture wicking bras and undies for almost every size!!!!!  OH HAPPY DAY OH HAPPY DAY!!!!

Oh and we don't have any friends because our smell and cheese chunks gross them out too badly.  I have to admit I did get to sit on the couch yesterday for almost 2 hours while watching a movie. :hyper:

You know, gals, this is getting old. If you really feel like you want to play bait and bully, go open another fight club thread. Seriously!

Edit to add that this doesn't apply to the general discussion contained inside, just the taunts harkening back to a former fight club thread.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: RobJohnson on July 04, 2008, 02:05:12 PM
It's all in good fun.

I have found the thread a hoot to read.

Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: DixieBelle on July 04, 2008, 03:27:36 PM
I second jty's comments. It's all in good fun but borders on the edge IMO.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: AllosaursRus on July 04, 2008, 03:39:59 PM
Well I'd like to beat up the little emo fags who take all of the pants in my size! Damned nancyboys with their eyeliner and tightass girl pants.  :lmao:

On a serious note, have you looked online? What about sporting goods stores?

I remember a company that sold something called Coolmax. A friend of mine sent some to her guy in Iraq.

Champion brand can be found at Target and I know they make sports bras.

And I remember something called "Duo-dry" - not sure if that's a separate brand or Champion.

Underarmour is at sporting goods stores but it's expensive.

My daugher is what you would say a little on the heavy side and she buys all her stuff at the sporting goods store. She never has a problem, but then again when all you buy is camo it's a little hard to know the difference. LOL!!!!

Seriously though, she also is a pharm tech for Wally World. I think she gets all her "work clothes" on-line. Its just easier than trying to run around to all the "skinny" shops looking for something that fits.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: mamacags on July 04, 2008, 03:51:55 PM
Quote
You know, gals, this is getting old. If you really feel like you want to play bait and bully, go open another fight club thread. Seriously!

Edit to add that this doesn't apply to the general discussion contained inside, just the taunts harkening back to a former fight club thread.


Oh FFS we were just joking around.  We seriously need a midol smilie I think. :-)  No one in here was fighting or even mad until that comment was made.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: DixieBelle on July 04, 2008, 04:06:24 PM
mama - it was just a gentle reminder from the forum mod. no one was pointing fingers. :-*
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: AllosaursRus on July 04, 2008, 04:20:51 PM
Quote
You know, gals, this is getting old. If you really feel like you want to play bait and bully, go open another fight club thread. Seriously!

Edit to add that this doesn't apply to the general discussion contained inside, just the taunts harkening back to a former fight club thread.


Oh FFS we were just joking around.  We seriously need a midol smilie I think. :-)  No one in here was fighting or even mad until that comment was made.
I musta missed sumpin. What gives?
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Airwolf on July 04, 2008, 04:30:56 PM
You know what is really bad? When for most of my career all I had to wear was BDU's for work and for anytime after that when it came to off duty hours it was basically t-shirts and jeans. Not alot of style put into that and washing is easy.

Now days it's a bit harder to find something nice and still keep from just buying what ever is easiest to wear. If it wasn't for polo shirts I'd have to stay home.LOL. Seriously though it was easier to be in the military so I didn't have to have so much of shirts and clothes to wear since we didn't have alot of space and that made things easy. Its just bite the big green one if you even had to have dressy clothes. it was hard to keep them clean and wrinkle free when you have uniforms and TA-50 stored in a large wall locker. No matter what you did you would always have to iron your shirt and pants .
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: djones520 on July 04, 2008, 04:37:33 PM
You know what is really bad? When for most of my career all I had to wear was BDU's for work and for anytime after that when it came to off duty hours it was basically t-shirts and jeans. Not alot of style put into that and washing is easy.

Now days it's a bit harder to find something nice and still keep from just buying what ever is easiest to wear. If it wasn't for polo shirts I'd have to stay home.LOL. Seriously though it was easier to be in the military so I didn't have to have so much of shirts and clothes to wear since we didn't have alot of space and that made things easy. Its just bite the big green one if you even had to have dressy clothes. it was hard to keep them clean and wrinkle free when you have uniforms and TA-50 stored in a large wall locker. No matter what you did you would always have to iron your shirt and pants .

Amen.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: jtyangel on July 04, 2008, 04:41:13 PM
Quote
You know, gals, this is getting old. If you really feel like you want to play bait and bully, go open another fight club thread. Seriously!

Edit to add that this doesn't apply to the general discussion contained inside, just the taunts harkening back to a former fight club thread.


Oh FFS we were just joking around.  We seriously need a midol smilie I think. :-)  No one in here was fighting or even mad until that comment was made.



'That comment' was made in a mod hat and not with intention to engage a fight that's already happened, but to curtail it.

I'm neither pmsing or 'mad' so take care to assign emotions to me that I don't have. It was, as Dixie said, a gentle reminder based on the 'joking' that mimicked comments made in a fight club thread and those comments did not go unnoticed by others btw(another assumption also made in the above comment).

Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: jtyangel on July 04, 2008, 04:41:46 PM
It's all in good fun.

I have found the thread a hoot to read.



And others haven't hence the reminder.  :innocent:
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: asdf2231 on July 04, 2008, 05:34:34 PM
Aprapo of nothing whatsoever, did you guys know we had these smilieys?

 :tampon: :pms:


:bolt:

(On Edit)

I forgot the "+1"
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Uhhuh35 on July 04, 2008, 05:37:35 PM
!!!!!!!!!!!!! My BFF Bri just sent me a link http://www.qvc.com/qic/qvcapp.aspx/view.2/app.detail  type in Breezies in the search site.  They have tons of moisture wicking bras and undies for almost every size!!!!!  OH HAPPY DAY OH HAPPY DAY!!!!
Oh and we don't have any friends because our smell and cheese chunks gross them out too badly.  I have to admit I did get to sit on the couch yesterday for almost 2 hours while watching a movie. :hyper:
Only two hours? My Aunt can sit on her couch all day! Dream bigger mamacags, dream bigger!
 :rotf:





Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Bri77 on July 04, 2008, 06:30:25 PM

CC doggonit I hate prociutto! BARF  I would rather eat a paper towel.  I smell like a wonderful salt cured ham or even better yet a brown sugar cured ham. ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm drooooooooooooooooooooollllllllllllllllllllllll
Dammit Mama, I searched high and low for the picture of your Christmas ham to post but couldn't find it. I wanted people to see what type of ham you smell like.

I just want everyone to know that I'm not fat and I don't wear breezies because I'm perfect and don't sweat or smell. Carry on.  :uhsure:
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Bri77 on July 04, 2008, 06:32:23 PM
OH!! Found it!

(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v99/HeavenlyBri/avatars/mamaham.jpg)
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: mamacags on July 04, 2008, 06:34:24 PM
!!!!!!!!!!!!! My BFF Bri just sent me a link http://www.qvc.com/qic/qvcapp.aspx/view.2/app.detail  type in Breezies in the search site.  They have tons of moisture wicking bras and undies for almost every size!!!!!  OH HAPPY DAY OH HAPPY DAY!!!!
Oh and we don't have any friends because our smell and cheese chunks gross them out too badly.  I have to admit I did get to sit on the couch yesterday for almost 2 hours while watching a movie. :hyper:
Only two hours? My Aunt can sit on her couch all day! Dream bigger mamacags, dream bigger!
 :rotf:



If I dream any bigger my ass won't fit on the couch.  I love my couch!

Oh and Bri, your wish is my command....
(http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c64/mamacags/Picture283.jpg)

My Christmas ham from 2 years ago.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: mamacags on July 04, 2008, 06:35:08 PM
dang you Bri, it took me like 5 whole minutes to find that stupid thing! :hammer:
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Bri77 on July 04, 2008, 07:14:13 PM
dang you Bri, it took me like 5 whole minutes to find that stupid thing! :hammer:
Your fatness makes you slow.  :tongue:
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: morningAngel on July 04, 2008, 07:41:35 PM
Aprapo of nothing whatsoever, did you guys know we had these smilieys?

 :tampon: :pms:


:bolt:

(On Edit)

I forgot the "+1"

probably not the week to be using those in my presence...did you forget to check your calendar again?
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: jtyangel on July 04, 2008, 07:42:53 PM
!!!!!!!!!!!!! My BFF Bri just sent me a link http://www.qvc.com/qic/qvcapp.aspx/view.2/app.detail  type in Breezies in the search site.  They have tons of moisture wicking bras and undies for almost every size!!!!!  OH HAPPY DAY OH HAPPY DAY!!!!
Oh and we don't have any friends because our smell and cheese chunks gross them out too badly.  I have to admit I did get to sit on the couch yesterday for almost 2 hours while watching a movie. :hyper:
Only two hours? My Aunt can sit on her couch all day! Dream bigger mamacags, dream bigger!
 :rotf:







Behave goes for you too, mister! :hammer:
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: jtyangel on July 04, 2008, 07:44:00 PM
Aprapo of nothing whatsoever, did you guys know we had these smilieys?

 :tampon: :pms:


:bolt:

(On Edit)

I forgot the "+1"

Are you post-hoeing?  :fuelfire: (+1)
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: asdf2231 on July 04, 2008, 11:01:01 PM
Aprapo of nothing whatsoever, did you guys know we had these smilieys?

 :tampon: :pms:


:bolt:

(On Edit)

I forgot the "+1"

Are you post-hoeing?  :fuelfire: (+1)

Moi?!

I'm shocked, shocked at the accusation.

(http://smileys.on-my-web.com/repository/Signs/plus-one-2.gif)
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Chris_ on July 04, 2008, 11:17:03 PM
Ah, yes.  The Ghosts of Tampons Past.  They look angry, no?
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: morningAngel on July 05, 2008, 12:22:36 AM
Ah, yes.  The Ghosts of Tampons Past.  They look angry, no?
excuse me,but aren't you the same idiot who forgot he had chocolate cake? you might wanna stay far away from this thread...
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: mamacags on July 05, 2008, 06:19:59 AM
Ah, yes.  The Ghosts of Tampons Past.  They look angry, no?
excuse me,but aren't you the same idiot who forgot he had chocolate cake? you might wanna stay far away from this thread...

Not just chocolate cake, but German chocolate cake!!!!!!  That is like forgetting that you have two arms or forgetting to breathe! :hammer:
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Chris_ on July 05, 2008, 09:37:36 AM
Ah, yes.  The Ghosts of Tampons Past.  They look angry, no?
excuse me,but aren't you the same idiot who forgot he had chocolate cake? you might wanna stay far away from this thread...

Not just chocolate cake, but German chocolate cake!!!!!!  That is like forgetting that you have two arms or forgetting to breathe! :hammer:

I'm having it for breakfast. 
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: mamacags on July 05, 2008, 11:26:38 AM
I am more than a little jealous.  I had a graham cracker and ice tea. :bawl:
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Bri77 on July 05, 2008, 11:36:43 AM
What the hell is wrong with the word cracker?
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: mamacags on July 05, 2008, 11:39:06 AM
You have your word censor on and it censors the weirdest words.  You have to go to your profile settings or something and change it.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: VivisMom on July 05, 2008, 02:58:50 PM
I am more than a little jealous.  I had a graham cracker and ice tea. :bawl:

No offense, but you're not a real fatty. Real fatties have PIE for breakfast. EVERY. DAY.

WITH BACON.

 :p


Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: CactusCarlos on July 05, 2008, 03:30:15 PM
No offense, but you're not a real fatty. Real fatties have PIE for breakfast. EVERY. DAY.

WITH BACON.

 :p


 :rotf:  :rotf:  :rotf:

H5!

Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: mamacags on July 05, 2008, 03:32:33 PM
Tomorrow I am having a breakfast that could only be rivaled by Cracker Barrel.  Fried eggs, peppered bacon, Bob Evans sausage, country biscuits, and gravy.  I only do that maybe once a month but it is freaking awesome!!!
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: morningAngel on July 05, 2008, 03:43:17 PM
I am more than a little jealous.  I had a graham cracker and ice tea. :bawl:

No offense, but you're not a real fatty. Real fatties have PIE for breakfast. EVERY. DAY.

WITH BACON.

 :p



if you don't quit peeking in my windows I am taking out a restraining order!
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: mamacags on July 05, 2008, 03:49:01 PM
Or thissssss........
(http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c64/mamacags/deliciousthingsgross1.jpg)
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Bri77 on July 05, 2008, 03:55:52 PM
Homer: So you think you know better than this family, eh? Well as long as you're in my house you'll do what I do and believe what I believe! So butter your bacon!
Bart: Yes father.
Lisa: Mom, dad, my spiritual quest is over!
Homer: Hold that thought... Bacon up that sausage, boy!
Bart: But dad, my heart hurts!
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: Chris_ on July 05, 2008, 03:57:58 PM
Or thissssss........
(http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c64/mamacags/deliciousthingsgross1.jpg)

Mmmm... the Luther Burger.  I'm almost tempted to buy a bacon cheeseburger from Backyard Burger and a half-dozen Krispy Kremes. 

I should be as big as a house, but for some reason, I'm not.
Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: RobJohnson on July 05, 2008, 07:44:05 PM
I am more than a little jealous.  I had a graham cracker and ice tea. :bawl:

No offense, but you're not a real fatty. Real fatties have PIE for breakfast. EVERY. DAY.

WITH BACON.

 

 :rotf:

Title: Re: Fat Chicks and Moisture Wicking Clothes
Post by: VivisMom on July 06, 2008, 01:58:52 PM
I am more than a little jealous.  I had a graham cracker and ice tea. :bawl:

No offense, but you're not a real fatty. Real fatties have PIE for breakfast. EVERY. DAY.

WITH BACON.

 :p



if you don't quit peeking in my windows I am taking out a restraining order!

What? You don't want people to know you like pie???