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Woman Proves Size Doesn’t Matter With Amazing Dance Routine

http://elitedaily.com/women/woman-proves...ine-video/





This girl has got moves.

Whitney Thore had been dancing her whole life, but stopped after she gained some weight (Thore was later diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, which can cause weight gain). But instead of giving up on her passion, Thore turned her situation into a…larger opportunity.

She launched the No Body No Shame campaign, which encourages women to practice “aggressive self-love.”

As part of her ongoing efforts to inspire others to feel no embarrassment over their body type, Thor took to YouTube to launch her own “Fat Girl Dancing” series—in which she reclaims and embraces the word “fat,” and proves that she’s got more skills on the dance floor than you.

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Until she stumbles on the dance floor and crushes to death two hotties.

Looks like an elephant having a seizure.

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Ew

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That's funniest thing I've seen in the last couple of days. Thank you.

It can't be real. This has got to be satire.

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She was on Americas got talent.

Shes actually pretty good. It looks like she put on some weight since then .

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Look at that blubber fly!

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Is it possible to accomplish things while obese? Yes, sure it is. But why not exhibit a little willpower to lose the weight, then accomplish even more?

She looks terrible, despite learning the moves for this routine. And notice she collapses into a heap from utter exhaustion at the end of the video, while her fit-looking dance partner barely appears to have worked up a sweat. What took a mere 10% of his reserves, required nearly 100% of the fat woman's.

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Just based on seeing that, it's clear that America has a lot of something other than talent.

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She looks exhausted and out of breath by the five second mark. Is the video spliced because she had to take a break each time?

Was hilarious though, in a PT Barnum sort of way.

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That video proves beyond any doubt that size does, in fact, matter.

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I was hoping that this thread would be about a midget performing an amazing R&B dance or something.

My expectations were brutally crushed.

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^^ I noticed the splices too and thought the same thing.

Compare her movements to the skinny male dancer: his body responds instantly, the movements look effortless, and he's much more on the beat because of it. She's always lagging slightly behind.

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Never thought I'd get a chance to use this gif twice in one day:

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Just noticed:

Quote:Thore was later diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

I mentioned this the other week in another thread. It's that condition that 80% of lesbians develop, characterised by high levels of androgens like Testosterone in their bloodstream.

Because their hormones are constantly fluctuating, they're prone to depression, fatigue, anxiety, grumpiness, etc.

Basically, the outside of the body reflects the unhappiness of the inside of the body, which is why this girl is evangelising for social approval.

'Fridge Raider' had it too.

It's not a guaranteed route to Heifferdom, though science like this would be dismissed as a 'Hatefact':

Quote:When you have PCOS, shedding just 10% of your body weight can bring your periods back to normal. It can also help relieve some of the symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome.

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Yeah, why are there splices...didn't notice them at first. You telling me fatty can't do the whole dance routine all in one take...but what does it mean?!

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She's actually pretty good. Imagine if she took all that talent and put it into dieting and exercising.

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Damn ...you guys jumped down her throat faster than a deep fried bacon wrapped cupcake.
I thought she was elegant, graceful and full of poise despite her naturally rubenesque physique.
Which you'd have to be a REAL MAN to truly appreciate by the way.

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Parlay44 Wrote:Damn ...you guys jumped down her throat faster than a deep fried bacon wrapped cupcake.

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If a woman ever describes something as 'amazing', it isn't.

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(02-06-2014 03:59 PM)Parlay44 Wrote:  I thought she was elegant, graceful and full of poise despite her naturally rubenesque physique.

I've never understood the fatty feminist rationalization that "Rubenesque" used to be en vogue for women's body type. I've never seen a Rubens painting that depicted women in their current rotund state. Some love handles here and there, but not the 50 lb bag of potatoes on each side that we see in modern landwhales.

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That type of dancing is whack anyways.

2/10 would bang but write it off for community service

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Hahaha at tuth's .gif

I watched that Americas got talent clip and the whole time I'm thinking about how many normal sized bikinis could be made from that giant one she is wearing. Also she is wearing some kind of elastic support structure underneath. That a lot of dense fat she's carrying around.

Why does she need that? Why, god, why?

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(02-06-2014 03:24 PM)Aziz Nuts Wrote:  Look at that blubber fly!

It's like a lava lamp.

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(02-06-2014 03:38 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  Never thought I'd get a chance to use this gif twice in one day: