A sport in what way?

mostly joking but with a realistic outcome if implemented

i'd agree that there is no necessary correlation, though height to weight ratios are often reliable indicators of health which is why doctors rely on them

most people aren't atheletes

France banning erections

as long as they don't ban erectile dysfunction I'll still be able to visit later this year

I am very offence

Japan does almost everything right tbh, a great society

not perfect, but one of the best

This post was edited by bitg_pj on May 7 2017 12:27am

The US should probably worry about the glamourization of obesity.

I don't think France has that problem in any way or shape. People here joke a lot about French women that don't shave and have sweaty armpits, but I don't think there's much room to talk shit when 40% of your women are obese.

- girls were overbidding each others in a competitive & morbid fashion, doctors said they were too thin...

- the law is latin style instead of anglo saxon style; it's more flexible and it's not possible to attack someone for 1 million dollars because he/she farted in the same room than you.

Employers breaking the law could face fines of up to 75,000 euros and up to six months in jail.



French women are shaving armpits, many men too rofl...

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on May 7 2017 04:55am

You said skinny, they said unhealthy, which is it? I think the OP is fake news.

If they had morbidly obese women modeling you wouldn't like it and would say it was unhealthy. Same for anorexia and bulimia.

Why are you against healthy bodies in modeling?