Holy crap... Prim Boobs hit Real Life

/me peeks into thread...


ZOMG, those can't be real. Are they? They look inflated or something... they're just too big and perfectly round and... buoyant.

Not even to report them for spamming.

If it was safe and reliable, I'd be a 4' tall ferret guy, no problem. But when the best we can manage is Dennis Smith's Tigerman? No, no thanks.



That's not make-up, folks.

Edit: the original story is now 404-enhanced. Here's the wayback machine link:

http://web.archive.org/web/20050527105005/www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_365440.html

Not your face, not your boobs, so many posts to say you think you know better than those peoples what they should do with their body?

If this is on the Huffington don't be surprised if it's not true.

Sorry, Governor Palin, but what exactly do you think is untrue? Should I have quoted Fox News? I bet I can find it there too if I wanted to.

eta: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,488384,00.html

Then you are truly enlightened.

There is an upside, she won't have to worry about falling off a boat and drowning!

And her nipples should be big enough to stick little flags in them for rescuers to see her better!

Oh wow! My back officially hurts now. . . That is just way to much "Chest" LOL

just call it Silicone Valley

http://images.huffingtonpost.com/2009-02-04-boobs6.jpg

like the movie about Bill Gates and Steve Jobs..the two biggest in the business?
sorry it was too tempting to resist

Like most things like this. Too much money, too much time, too big of an ego, Hollywood has a lot to answer for.

Agreed. This chick, wtth all this publicity is gonna rake in the big bucks. Once she's financially set, if she doesn't want the boobs, she can have the silicon taken out and her breasts reconstructed to whatever size she feels comfortable. It's her life. I wish her well.

I think what some people may be reacting negatively to is the social pressure which compels some to feel that they *must* modify their bodies in order to be accepted. If cosmetic surgery is a personal choice, fine; if it's something the person feels they have to do, that's not good. But even extreme modification like this is no different from those who have extensive piercings and/or tattoos. There are many who find such things unappealing; some who find it *extremely* unappealing. But if this is how the person chooses to look -- for business reasons, for expression of their personality, to provoke response, whatever -- it's their business.

What I find encouraging is that, overall, tolerance of difference is on the rise. Once upon a time, extreme conformity or social ostracism or even sanction were the only options. Now, while there is still a long way to go, even those who still harbor intolerance generally recognize that tolerance is the wave of the future.

And I think this is one of the most important factors of SL as a social phenomenon. In SL, no matter how you look -- big boobs; short, fat and bald; a tiny; a furry; a giant mecha; a potted tulip (I've seen it) -- it's exceedingly obvious that this is your *choice*. Yes, there are some who will criticize even others' SL appearance, but the great majority recognize it for what it is. As more and more people realize that this translates to RL, we as a society can let go the old fears and hatreds and realize that beings just wanna have fun!

Piercing my ears is about the only aftermarket additions I've made, even getting a small tatoo is against my grain. But to each his own. I remember the "Cat Lady" a few years back. I was "Meh, whatever". About the only concern i have with any body modifications is that they are performed by competent professions. I hate hearing stories of quack platic surgeons maiming and sometimes killing people.

Nice post Siann.

stand back I think she's going to blow...

Not sure how that fits in with the original post, but you go ahead and have fun with it.

When the Weekly World News shut down, a horrible, empty void was left. I'm glad someone managed to fill that void.