seriously though, sweater vests
So dont give me any of that Ben 2.0 sass...I'm no award whore
Oui.
Sure, corparationss might just be looking to sell something, but from a tough love perspective, don't you want to live and see all those future games? Because we're not talking people tacking on an extra couple pounds, people are growing to the size of two and half people on average (on average for my eyes since I moved to Heffer, Texas and feel like the only person without a gut hanging over their belt.)
Little weight is one thing, but when the obese are the norm...Jeez, do SOMETHING else before plopping down to game, for your own sake!
But then again....if those fatties start dropping off, they put on those pounds in the first place from gaming obscene amounts of hours and if they die maybe I could win more matches once in a while, since they are also freakishly skilled with controllers.
Okay, changed my mind. Happy meals all around!
Jim's fat = Arnold has a football head.
Sorry guys, but I am married. You cannot have me.
Also, in order for it to look like Jim, you need to be able to give the heads extra chins and thicker necks. Ah too bad it sucks too much for you to be able to do that, eh?
From a female perspective, this brings up some interesting issues... especially given the female propensity for eating disorders and tying our self-perception of attractiveness directly to our weight (which men seem to have less of a problem with). Even that ultra skinny gal in the middle won't be thin enough for some girls... then again, if they see that avatar amongst other "reality" based avatars, maybe they would get a better perception of how skinny they actually are... I don't know, but it does bring up some interesting issues.
Overall though, weight really has little to do with physical fitness. I'm a total slug who gets winded just looking for the TV remote, yet I'm fairly slim. My best friend is incredibly fit and does a lot of hiking, but she will always have a rounded shape and will achieve skinny. Again, this whole idea might backfire unless the avatar is "representative" of physical fitness and not actual appearance... in which case my rounded friend would be a skinny avatar - and I guess I might be represented more as "Jim-sized" (and the real Jim is likely more fit than I am and might have a skinny avatar too).
Eh... interesting concept but unless it's tied to actual fitness levels and not physical appearance, I don't see it being "real world" effective.
my avatar is prolly fatter then I am as it's average and you don't see any bones sticking out on him :-)

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