Answer a question for me: Why do obese people (men and women) wear stretchy yoga pants when it is obvious those pants have never even seen a yoga mat? How about putting them on and actually doing some exercise? Or changing when you go outside.
Some of my inlaws are just big people. Seriously big. They tend to wear 3X (or larger) sizes and their vehicles tend to sag left after a few years. But they’re neither (much) fast-food eaters nor fat. And they’re very handy to have around when you need that kind of weight or musculature.
PS: Since I wear “L” sizes, I find that particular display to be not just silly, but wrong.
allen@home about 5 years ago
I guess fast food pants are stretch pants.
Watcher about 5 years ago
Buy them, go eat, return them for they don’t fit.
LilyGilder about 5 years ago
In our house, we call them “buffet pants”. Gotta have that elastic waist band!
Zebrastripes about 5 years ago
…or there’s a lunch counter in isle 6! BURP!
Smokie about 5 years ago
Answer a question for me: Why do obese people (men and women) wear stretchy yoga pants when it is obvious those pants have never even seen a yoga mat? How about putting them on and actually doing some exercise? Or changing when you go outside.
DanFlak about 5 years ago
When I go out, I sometimes dress casually, not like a casualty. There’s a difference.
MikeJ about 5 years ago
I think that it might be because they easier to put on than actually grabbing a pair of trousers and using a belt or even suspenders.
The scarey bit is that the these folk might actually think that it makes them look sexy.
TexasRanger Premium Member about 5 years ago
The November 1 strip was skipped.
washatkc Premium Member about 5 years ago
Don’t forget Beer Belly!
Kind&Kinder about 5 years ago
Fast food for some faster predator!
Concretionist about 5 years ago
Some of my inlaws are just big people. Seriously big. They tend to wear 3X (or larger) sizes and their vehicles tend to sag left after a few years. But they’re neither (much) fast-food eaters nor fat. And they’re very handy to have around when you need that kind of weight or musculature.
PS: Since I wear “L” sizes, I find that particular display to be not just silly, but wrong.
Stephen Gilberg about 5 years ago
This 15 years after “Super Size Me.”
WCraft Premium Member about 5 years ago
Don’t forget “beer lover.”