Lancecastor
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Are her tits too big?
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They got her kicked out of a gym.
Bad tits!
Bad tits!
Wendylooking4Bbc
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Tits to big?
Is that even possible?
Is that even possible?
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She looks like she has fvcking anorexia from the back. And that, after all that unhealthy dieting and overexercizing, she bought herself a pair of huge silliconated breasts.
I'm with the gym owners.
I don't think it was personal, they just didn't want other young girls to pick her as their role model. It's bad enough with the Hollywood culture and the rise of eating disorders and so on among young girls.
I'm with the gym owners.
I don't think it was personal, they just didn't want other young girls to pick her as their role model. It's bad enough with the Hollywood culture and the rise of eating disorders and so on among young girls.
Lancecastor
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In Canada, yes.
That's why Butters and I had to break it off; she was turned back at the Border.
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Denny--------------------- I will have to look closely at them nude, bent over, laying down, running, jumping, feel them, fondle them, suck them, bite them. lick them, massage them, fuck them, cum on them, and after a few days of repeated testing I will give my professional answer.
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Sexy Alison will be upset with you?
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Sure it wasn't those ugly tats?
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SexyAlison posted a pic just the other day, celebrating the loss of half a pound.
http://66.media.tumblr.com/c95695dd3c2574bdada81f34689a06db/tumblr_mt1w7tRjyF1rwfpr2o1_500.jpg
http://66.media.tumblr.com/c95695dd3c2574bdada81f34689a06db/tumblr_mt1w7tRjyF1rwfpr2o1_500.jpg
Stealing from the register again, I presume.
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Is she like that so she can shit straight into the sink as those nasty things go right through her?
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I didn't know that tits could ever get a woman kicked out from anywhere.
Because, tits.
Maybe an all male gay pride parade. Maybe. Still a safe bet she'd be allowed to stay.
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I didn't know that tits could ever get a woman kicked out from anywhere.
They didn't.
What did was that she had 10lbs of tits in a tank top rated for 5lbs.
The pic is not what she was wearing at the club, but what she posted on the Book of Faces, making it about her tits.
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I didn't know that tits could ever get a woman kicked out from anywhere.
Because, tits.
Seriously, big tits are considered gross in Canada.
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You mean somebody did something wrong and then lied about on the internet to manufacture outrage? I don't believe that for a second.
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I like the cum stain on Right Tit.
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Maybe it was that awful haircut.
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Denny---<-----that's me! The male half
I didn't read the article. But it's more than meets the eye. I agree, it's those nasty tattoos or her bad breath.
I didn't read the article. But it's more than meets the eye. I agree, it's those nasty tattoos or her bad breath.
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An Ottawa woman says she was discriminated against by two supervisors at a private gym who told her that her tank top was “inappropriate dress.”
Jenna Vecchio said in a Facebook post that she was working out at the Movati Athletic club in Orleans, Ont., on Saturday when a supervisor said her outfit was “offensive to both the staff and other members.”
“I felt humiliated and discriminated against due to my figure,” Vecchio wrote.
Vecchio wrote that the supervisor told her that the gym had received complaints about her outfit and that it violated the facility’s dress code, which calls for “modest attire.” But the issue was not the tank top, but her body, Vecchio said in the post. She pointed out that the club’s website includes a number of photos of women exercising in tank tops. The only difference: their breasts are smaller.
Vecchio’s Facebook post has been shared more than 4,400 times, prompting dozens of people to admonish Movati Athletic on its public Facebook page. The club, which has a dozen gym locations across Ontario, responded by hiring Toronto public relations firm GCI Group, and releasing a statement saying that it stands by its dress code and that Vecchio has misrepresented the incident.
“While it may not have been intentional, Ms. Vecchio’s attire was not as modest as she has suggested via the images she shared recently on Facebook and through media interviews, and caused multiple members to feel uncomfortable and voice their concerns to our staff,” Area Director Sean Whittal said in the statement.
“The Movati staff never indicated Ms. Vecchio’s style of shirt was not appropriate – it was the lack of coverage that was the issue as she exercised adjacent to other members.”
Movati said in the statement that the Orleans club conducted a thorough investigation of the incident: gathering first-hand accounts from members and staff, and inviting Vecchio back to the club to discuss what happened.
“Upon conclusion of our interviews, we stand by the original decision that confirms that Ms. Vecchio was dressed inconsistently with our code of conduct,” Whittal said. “Although our staff were professional and discreet in their approach, and followed our process of not asking a member to leave or conclude a workout, she and her husband chose to escalate the matter publicly.”
If tank tops are not allowed at the gym for me because of my chest size than all women should not be allowed to wear tank tops regardless of size
While the majority of Facebook commenters rallied behind Vecchio, one woman, who said she was trying out the gym last weekend while Vecchio was working out, supported Movati’s decision.
“The picture she is posting is not how it was,” Melissa Jane wrote, adding that the tank top revealed more cleavage.
Vecchio maintains that she was dressed no differently than other women.
“If tank tops are not allowed at the gym for me because of my chest size than all women should not be allowed to wear tank tops regardless of size,” Vecchio wrote. “This is dress code discrimination. Different figures does not mean different rules.”
One of Vecchio’s Facebook friends suggested that she should file a formal complaint with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario. Jennifer Ramsay, the communications and external relations co-ordinator at the Human Rights Legal Support Centre, said it is hard to say whether Vecchio has a case without knowing the full details of what transpired at the gym.
“The specific facts are really important,” she said, adding that even if a policy does not violate the Human Rights Code, the way it was implemented could.
But, she added, in general, “women are pretty sick of being told to take off their hijab or put on a sweater.”
Read the full statement from Movati Athletic:
At Movati Athletic, we strive daily to create an atmosphere where all our members feel welcome comfortable and healthy. We ask all members to be respectful of each other when in the gym including wearing modest athletic attire and appropriate shoes, limiting cell phone usage and keeping the facility clean. It is important to us that all members have a positive experience at Movati particularly as we have members of various ages, varying levels of fitness and from different cultural, ethnic and religious backgrounds. Our main goal is supporting all our members in the pursuit of a healthy and a positive lifestyle.
While it may not have been intentional, Ms. Vecchio’s attire was not as modest as she has suggested via the images she shared recently on Facebook and through media interviews, and caused multiple members to feel uncomfortable and voice their concerns to our staff. Following Ms. Vecchio’s own social media postings on this matter, we conducted a thorough investigation which included first-hand accounts from members and other staff, and a follow-up meeting with Jenna herself, who seemed to leave the facility feeling as though she had expressed her position. Upon conclusion of our interviews, we stand by the original decision that confirms that Ms. Vecchio was dressed inconsistently with our code of conduct. The Movati staff never indicated Ms. Vecchio’s style of shirt was not appropriate – it was the lack of coverage that was the issue as she exercised adjacent to other members. While in no way did we mean to embarrass Ms. Vecchio, we did feel it necessary to address the situation with her due to member discomfort. Although our staff were professional and discreet in their approach, and followed our process of not asking a member to leave or conclude a workout, she and her husband chose to escalate the matter publicly.
While it is unfortunate that Ms. Vecchio felt she had a negative experience, it was certainly not Movati’s intent. Our complete focus is a positive, respectful and healthy environment for all members as they pursue their fitness and wellness goals.
SOURCE
Jenna Vecchio said in a Facebook post that she was working out at the Movati Athletic club in Orleans, Ont., on Saturday when a supervisor said her outfit was “offensive to both the staff and other members.”
“I felt humiliated and discriminated against due to my figure,” Vecchio wrote.
Vecchio wrote that the supervisor told her that the gym had received complaints about her outfit and that it violated the facility’s dress code, which calls for “modest attire.” But the issue was not the tank top, but her body, Vecchio said in the post. She pointed out that the club’s website includes a number of photos of women exercising in tank tops. The only difference: their breasts are smaller.
Vecchio’s Facebook post has been shared more than 4,400 times, prompting dozens of people to admonish Movati Athletic on its public Facebook page. The club, which has a dozen gym locations across Ontario, responded by hiring Toronto public relations firm GCI Group, and releasing a statement saying that it stands by its dress code and that Vecchio has misrepresented the incident.
“While it may not have been intentional, Ms. Vecchio’s attire was not as modest as she has suggested via the images she shared recently on Facebook and through media interviews, and caused multiple members to feel uncomfortable and voice their concerns to our staff,” Area Director Sean Whittal said in the statement.
“The Movati staff never indicated Ms. Vecchio’s style of shirt was not appropriate – it was the lack of coverage that was the issue as she exercised adjacent to other members.”
Movati said in the statement that the Orleans club conducted a thorough investigation of the incident: gathering first-hand accounts from members and staff, and inviting Vecchio back to the club to discuss what happened.
“Upon conclusion of our interviews, we stand by the original decision that confirms that Ms. Vecchio was dressed inconsistently with our code of conduct,” Whittal said. “Although our staff were professional and discreet in their approach, and followed our process of not asking a member to leave or conclude a workout, she and her husband chose to escalate the matter publicly.”
If tank tops are not allowed at the gym for me because of my chest size than all women should not be allowed to wear tank tops regardless of size
While the majority of Facebook commenters rallied behind Vecchio, one woman, who said she was trying out the gym last weekend while Vecchio was working out, supported Movati’s decision.
“The picture she is posting is not how it was,” Melissa Jane wrote, adding that the tank top revealed more cleavage.
Vecchio maintains that she was dressed no differently than other women.
“If tank tops are not allowed at the gym for me because of my chest size than all women should not be allowed to wear tank tops regardless of size,” Vecchio wrote. “This is dress code discrimination. Different figures does not mean different rules.”
One of Vecchio’s Facebook friends suggested that she should file a formal complaint with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario. Jennifer Ramsay, the communications and external relations co-ordinator at the Human Rights Legal Support Centre, said it is hard to say whether Vecchio has a case without knowing the full details of what transpired at the gym.
“The specific facts are really important,” she said, adding that even if a policy does not violate the Human Rights Code, the way it was implemented could.
But, she added, in general, “women are pretty sick of being told to take off their hijab or put on a sweater.”
Read the full statement from Movati Athletic:
At Movati Athletic, we strive daily to create an atmosphere where all our members feel welcome comfortable and healthy. We ask all members to be respectful of each other when in the gym including wearing modest athletic attire and appropriate shoes, limiting cell phone usage and keeping the facility clean. It is important to us that all members have a positive experience at Movati particularly as we have members of various ages, varying levels of fitness and from different cultural, ethnic and religious backgrounds. Our main goal is supporting all our members in the pursuit of a healthy and a positive lifestyle.
While it may not have been intentional, Ms. Vecchio’s attire was not as modest as she has suggested via the images she shared recently on Facebook and through media interviews, and caused multiple members to feel uncomfortable and voice their concerns to our staff. Following Ms. Vecchio’s own social media postings on this matter, we conducted a thorough investigation which included first-hand accounts from members and other staff, and a follow-up meeting with Jenna herself, who seemed to leave the facility feeling as though she had expressed her position. Upon conclusion of our interviews, we stand by the original decision that confirms that Ms. Vecchio was dressed inconsistently with our code of conduct. The Movati staff never indicated Ms. Vecchio’s style of shirt was not appropriate – it was the lack of coverage that was the issue as she exercised adjacent to other members. While in no way did we mean to embarrass Ms. Vecchio, we did feel it necessary to address the situation with her due to member discomfort. Although our staff were professional and discreet in their approach, and followed our process of not asking a member to leave or conclude a workout, she and her husband chose to escalate the matter publicly.
While it is unfortunate that Ms. Vecchio felt she had a negative experience, it was certainly not Movati’s intent. Our complete focus is a positive, respectful and healthy environment for all members as they pursue their fitness and wellness goals.
SOURCE
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Hey now,I know this...well to me young lady, that is just plain damned skinny and has a natural set of 36 D's. Said they are a pain in the back but they have their uses!
Said her grandmother was built the same way....
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As a woman who has to compete against those every single day - yes!
As a bi-curious mom - NO!
