Sentence examples for fat broads from inspiring English sources
Unlike a lot of fat broads, I love hot weather and I've been chasing the five-star sun about six times a year since the start of the century – put THAT in your pipe and suck on it, George Monbiot!
'Doctor' McKeith could do with a few more Whoppers I would bet that the prime-time exhibition of Gillian McKeith – who, at the same age and half my weight, looks easily a decade older than me and most other fat broads – has given many of my kind a mental licence just to keep on chowing down till we can't buckle up, such a bad advertisement has she been for healthy eating.
He mentioned wanting to write for us, but most of the letter was an ultra-obscene freeform narrative about inmates eating fried chicken and getting jerked off by fat broads and jamming condoms full of drugs up their asses.
What this system actually creates is a buncha desperate fat broads marrying inmates who might never see the light of day, and visiting them in prison trailers a couple times a year and conceiving bastard children destined to become fat, worthless criminals.
(This is a fat broad's joke).
Furthermore, she's a bitter, uptight fat broad and I don't think she likes me much, 'cause I'm a skinny cracker.
Taiko in Chinese kanji characters means big, fat or broad, and here the word is used interchangeably to refer to the singular Japanese drum.
Intrepid holidaymakers can now spin pedals on snow via revolutionary "fat bikes" – broad-wheeled contraptions with four-inch-wide tyres that are ideal for icy conditions.
Yet a few weeks before publication, Sinatra decided to make amends with the woman he demeaned on stage as "a dumpy, fat, ugly broad," and referred to as "Lez" Smith.
In line with this finding, the distribution of ratios of preperitoneal to subcutaneous fat was broad (Ratio PP/SC-area-2 range 0.17 2.43).
However, despite all the mechanistic evidence that has been amassed condemning dietary fat, two broader considerations nonetheless suggest fat is unlikely to be the most pertinent factor in human obesity and metabolic syndrome.
