But I shall remain quiet on the subject from now on!! 
Seriously some need to get a sense of humour. Humour can be different in numerous parts of the world, and according to this forum the French are among one of the world's funniest people.
he's deliberately trying to provoke a reaction among the girls in pleba - doesn't that qualify as trolling?
couldn't we at least put a restraining order on him or something?
That's the one example of when you made me chuckle , but still Nesquick wins because he always makes me laugh.
) and he has me in stitches all day long.
I looked on Edun's website on Friday. They don't have much selection do they?
. That's what I call trolling not going off topic or harmless witty banter. For your information I'm a UK size 8 (I think that's a US size 4) and always have been. I weigh around 8 and a half stone. I have never dieted, and I've never needn't to as I've never weighed more than 9 stone. I can eat exactly what I want and don't really have to exercise because I never over eat, and I eat a balanced healthy diet. I'm naturally rather petit, it runs in the family. I think being grossly skinny is just as vile (and perhaps even more unhealthy than being overweight). I did think the models on the website were rather tapered, but I avoided going back on here and making a rude comment. Some women are naturally tall and lack womanly curves and breasts.
Going by some BMI charts, I would be considered slightly overweight but I've found Edun's size L fits me just fine, I can even get away wearing a size M with some of the pieces, although ever since Edun's price doubled a year or so back, I've only bought a couple of t-shirts/tops. And Edun's selection seems just about the same as it ever was. I would also like to point out that Edun's sizes aren't any different from all the other high-end clothing manufactors e.g. Mango, Versace and Desigual etc.
You are correct, feedthetree - EDUN has never accepted the brilliance of getting out of the skinny model clothes & making affordable fashions for the average woman.
If you're trying to reach the public and change their minds about fair trade with Africa, it makes sense to take your fashion line where the public buys their clothes - and that's certainly NOT $300 pairs of jeans that fit skinny teenagers!
Personally, I was sickened to see just how skinny (almost emaciated) this year's EDUN models were on the runway this past weekend. I know it's "the way the fashion industry is" but these young women looked like homely, scraggly, underfed waifs more than they looked like anyone that I could relate to modeling my clothes.
The designs are beautiful tho.
No trolling is by calling someone a dick or an idiot, or bitching about members on other forums. Jokingly suggesting that Ali likes girls even though there are tons and tons of photo's of her and Bono together is clearly just a joke
But I've never had any problems with the T-shirt/top sizes and I love those see through tops, I've brought a few over the years and I always wear another piece underneath (a similar colour camy) or over the top.
I think that's it's very mentally healthy that a group of U2 fans, who definitely love & respect Bono and Ali, can have a decent and sane discussion of one of their ventures which just doesn't seem to "fit" (no pun intended)
EDUN & ONE tees fit me fine. I've just learned to order a size larger than I normally wear. Several of the dresses that EDUN makes I could probably fit into - but the PRICE is too much.
We all know that the people who produce these clothes are paid a "fair wage" but did you know that by international trade standards that can be as little as 5% of the price that you charge for an item!
I've NEVER seen anyone speak about exactly how much the EDUN clothes producers receive for making these clothes. I also miss the EDUN LIVE tees.
Have a good day.
