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He's saying someone who is very overweight, I assume. I felt he was saying it in a diplomatic fashion?

• seanhandley 8y ago
  You could always skew the image on the horizontal axis if you wanted broader people.
  • vertline3 8y ago
    It's often said that one should not skew fonts. But that's beside the point, I was only explaining what I think he was saying.
    • coldtea 8y ago
      >It's often said that one should not skew fonts. Which is neither here not there, as these are not fonts.
      • vertline3 8y ago
        Similar idea, fonts and design are hand in hand.
      • pickpuck 8y ago
        The idea is that distorting images, logos, or text end up with bad proportions, which the original designer did not intend. Scaling an image of a human wider does not create the illusion of being fat.
• freddie_mercury 8y ago
  Okay, I guess I can see that. Would have been clearer if they just said what they meant. I live somewhere (not in America) where having 3 kids and hating kale means you look normal. It isn't some code for "very overweight".
  • vertline3 8y ago
    I think you make a good point, and I think the idea was different body sizes may not be represented. Also I assumed the gender of the original comment, could be a she, if so, I apologize. I use he in a generic way, but seeing your post you used they.