Belief trumps science every time, I believe.
I love that old ideal of fertility.
And as anatomically accurate as the original Venus of Willendorf
Well, in primitive times, a woman who could put on lots of body fat was more likely to survive famines and continue to produce children!
Ironic (intentionally, Ms. Lay?) that this one was run two days after the annual eating contest at Coney Island.
Ida No over 4 years ago
Belief trumps science every time, I believe.
Aladar30 Premium Member over 4 years ago
I love that old ideal of fertility.
Robert Wilson Premium Member over 4 years ago
And as anatomically accurate as the original Venus of Willendorf
RobertaPyle over 4 years ago
Well, in primitive times, a woman who could put on lots of body fat was more likely to survive famines and continue to produce children!
The Brooklyn Accent Premium Member over 4 years ago
Ironic (intentionally, Ms. Lay?) that this one was run two days after the annual eating contest at Coney Island.