Want some more fries, chunky?

If it bothers you that much, stop eating at Macdonalds. That way you'l save money on over priced shit food as well as saving cash on your clothes when you shed a few pounds.

Anyway, charging people more for unhealthy stuff is a tried and tested way to discourage them from doing it. That's why they tax the fuck out of cigarettes, in part to stop people smoking. If you have to pay more for monster sized clothes, maybe you'll think about getting some excersize.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

As with other posters here, I've seen any shops charge more for larger clothes anyway. Try shopping on the internet instead if it's a phenomenon in your local area. Also, if you like the baggy look you're conceivably being charged extra for wanting to look like a rude boy rather than wearing stuff that fits. Fashion's a bitch ain't it?

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Tritoch

I like how people in this thread seem to only be thinking in extremes. XXL is suddenly "dinosaur-sized," wearing clothes a little loose for comfort is surely only to be trendy and fashionable like rappers and other "rude boys." Exaggerations are far more fun than reality!

Mate, I didn't even know they made sizes bigger than XL. Pardon us for not being morbidly obese I'm sure.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Originally Posted by Tritoch

Morbidly obese is XXXL or those people who actually need to buy XXL shirts or their gut hangs out. Pardon me for not accepting an exaggeration as fact.

Morbid Obesity is being 100lbs over your ideal body weight or having a BMI of 40 or more.

Your BMI is 31.4 so whilst you're not morbidly obese, you are technically obese and although I am exaggerating slightly, you're a bit beyond "Big boned" don't you think?

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Originally Posted by Senorita Preved

Yeah, the closest you get to paying less for smaller sizes is shopping in the kids section...which I highly suggest if youre a female 8)
Seriously, they have some nice clothes now for little kids. Little girls Large fits me great and its so stupidly cheap.

From what Ive seen, Torrid has some really nice stuff; Id probably shop there if I was bigger.

In England, kids clothes are free from VAT too so they're much cheaper. ^_^

I was speaking idiomatically.

Originally Posted by Fatt

My friend Shani has to wear 3XL, and he is an Olympian. He's in the best shape out of anybody I know, but he is also the second of tallest of dudes I know. Why does he wear XXXL? Any t-shirts smaller won't cover his belly. Tall dudes need long/wide shirts. My old stagecrew boss weighs in around 500lbs, and is about 6'5". He wore something that made Shani's wardrobe look like doll clothing, so 10XL isn't completely unheard of.

As far as the higher cost for larger than XL goes, it's supply and demand. Most people don't go larger than XL, so XXL and up don't sell too well. To make up for their cost of production, they need to increase the price somewhere. Don't forget, making the shirts is the easy part. It's the design and layout that have the biggest costs.

I'm 6'4" and fit just fine into medium sized shirts and t-shirts. I disagree that being tall has anything to do with it.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Originally Posted by Nautilus

This would be true only if people weren't addicted to stuff like cigarettes and alchohol. Cigarettes and alchohol are tremendously expensive to make and buy. The suppliers are being taxed by the government to produce cigarettes and in order to offset this cost, the supplier raises the price of cigarettes. Because people are ADDICTED to tobacco, they will pay the higher price no matter what.

Normally when price goes up supply and demand goes down, but for products like cigarettes and alchohol, this does not apply and the big companies win.

If fatty food isn't addictive to some extent, why are there so many fat fuckers around? It's not as if it's fashionable to be a lard-arse or anything is it.

FELIPE NO