David's bio definitely brought the lulz. Has to be a troll account:

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Bookworm, lover of fantasy, videogames, soft humans and Jesus. Fat-positive, aspiring writer of many things.

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The average American waist circumference measures 40.5 inches for men and 38.7 inches for women, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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All those fat girls - damn that's a lot of loving.

Mario don't like to fat chick.

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The average American waist circumference measures 40.5 inches for men and 38.7 inches for women, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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All those fat girls - damn that's a lot of loving.

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Warm in the winter….. and shade in the summer….

Good. There need to be incentives Iike this in our society. Apparently being fat = health problems and shorter lifespans does not get people's attention enough. Gotta start taking away fun things to get the job done.

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The average American waist circumference measures 40.5 inches for men and 38.7 inches for women, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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All those fat girls - damn that's a lot of loving.

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"make the rockin' world go round"

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All those fat girls - damn that's a lot of loving.

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I'm 6'3" and 220lbs. I could ride it. I'm hardly a small person.

This just confirms that Peach never wanted to be smashed by fat Mario… she was always looking at tall and in-shape Luigi.

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David's bio definitely brought the lulz. Has to be a troll account:

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Bookworm, lover of fantasy, videogames, soft humans and Jesus. Fat-positive, aspiring writer of many things.

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Chubby chaser

There's a difference between fatphobic and not just not being fat-accommodating. I'd say this is the latter, the victim mentality of so many is just sickening. If 40" is too small then what's big enough? There's plenty of other rides they can use a person-sized shoe horn to squeeze you in, this isn't one of them. If you don't like it how about changing your life style and coming back in a year? Eating a reasonable diet and exercising regularly is a bridge too far for many people in this country. I was at Disney World last summer and the girth on display was next level. I was surprised more people didn't drop dead in the middle of the place.

Hopefully Nintendo doesn't accommodate the whack jobs in America. Keep Princess Peach slim!

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There's a difference between fatphobic and not just not being fat-accommodating. I'd say this is the latter, the victim mentality of so many is just sickening. If 40" is too small then what's big enough? There's plenty of other rides they can use a person-sized shoe horn to squeeze you in, this isn't one of them. If you don't like it how about changing your life style and coming back in a year? Eating a reasonable diet and exercising regularly is a bridge too far for many people in this country. I was at Disney World last summer and the girth on display was next level. I was surprised more people didn't drop dead in the middle of the place.

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The difference between "fatphobic" and not just not being "fat-accommodating" is that "fatphobia" isn't real.

https://instagr.am/p/CpJLupiuITF

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I'm 6'3" and 220lbs. I could ride it. I'm hardly a small person.

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I'm 6'3" and 275 and don't have a 40-inch waistline.

Somewhere, someone got offended.

how is the mario cart ride any different than all the overweight people i see driving scooters instead of walking?

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I began to understand what happened regarding weight gain in the US after several years ago looking at pictures of Times Square in the early 20th century. There wasn't a fat person in any picture; hundreds of people.

The food, pharma, and medical industries are loving t$e weight problem in the U$.

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It's been normalized - Stacey Abrams is normal - the Gatorade commercials- Victoria Secret - Sports Illustrated.

To even be critical of being fat is the same as being a racist basically!

It's not healthy and it should not be celebrated! Being healthy should be a goal for everyone.

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I began to understand what happened regarding weight gain in the US after several years ago looking at pictures of Times Square in the early 20th century. There wasn't a fat person in any picture; hundreds of people.

The food, pharma, and medical industries are loving t$e weight problem in the U$.

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Create a problem, then profit from treating the symptoms (but not actually curing/fixing anything). That's how the gubmint and larger companies work.

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I began to understand what happened regarding weight gain in the US after several years ago looking at pictures of Times Square in the early 20th century. There wasn't a fat person in any picture; hundreds of people.

The food, pharma, and medical industries are loving t$e weight problem in the U$.

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Create a problem, then profit from treating the symptoms (but not actually curing/fixing anything). That's how the gubmint and larger companies work.

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And that is what most people scream for. You have to do SOMETHING! Even if its a completely ineffective or even harmful. That applies for government, doctors, etc.

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I'm 6'3" and 220lbs. I could ride it. I'm hardly a small person.

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I'm 6'3" and 275 and don't have a 40-inch waistline.

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You're sitting right around 39.5" though.

Maybe this is the motivation some need to shed the inches/weight!