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| (This linked article is ridiculously short on information, so I'm going to try to seek out more details.) Posted on September fat joke 25, 2002 in Older BFB Entries. 1 comment. A Victory! PETA has officially pulled fat joke its offensive billboards! The downside is that there's still a lot of anti-fat crap fat joke on their website, and there's been no apparent change in attitude. Good on ISAA for spotlighting this issue! Posted on September 18, 2002 in Older BFB Entries. 15 comments. Some Companies Get It... How would you like to see a women's apparel item that not only claims to be for plus-size women, but actually uses plus-size women in its advertisements? You know, unlike Lane Bryant? Look no further than Just My Size - check out their empowering commercials. It's nice to see something out there that's positive. [Thanks, Cat!] Posted on September 17, 2002 in Older BFB Entries. 10 comments. FTC: Weight Loss Ads "Misleading" In a shocker, the Federal Trade Commission has deemed weight-loss ads "misleading": One product made from the ground-up shells of shrimps, crabs and lobsters was promoted with statements like "Have you ever seen an overweight fish? |
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