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Isn't that the kid out of Modern Family??
 
This one?
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Male preferences for female body weight follow a consistent cross-cultural pattern such that in cultures with scarce resources, heavier women are preferred, whereas in cultures with abundant resources, thinner women are preferred. We offer a social-cognitive account for these findings based on the individual experience of resource scarcity. In four studies (N=1,176), we explored the possibility that this cross-cultural relationship emerges at the individual level; that is, we investigated whether situational feelings of resource scarcity predict personal preferences within a single culture. We operationalized intraindividual resource scarcity through feelings of financial and caloric dissatisfaction. Accordingly, we hypothesized-and found-that men who feel either poor or hungry prefer heavier women than men who feel rich or full. We discuss these findings in terms of how patterns of cross-cultural norms may be evinced at the individual level through an implicit psychological mechanism.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15686584

To account for male preferences for female body weight following a consistent socio-economic pattern, Nelson and Morrison (2005) proposed a social-cognitive model based on the individual experience of resource scarcity. We replicated their studies showing that calorific dissatisfaction can influence preference for female body weight using a different dependent variable, namely photographic stimuli of women with known body weight and shape. Using this revised methodology, we found that operationalized intra-individual resource scarcity affects preferences for body weight: 30 hungry male participants preferred figures with a higher body weight and rated as more attractive heavier figures than 31 satiated male participants. Hungrier men were also less likely to be influenced by cues for body shape, supporting extant cross-cultural studies on female physical attractiveness. These findings corroborate those of Nelson and Morrison (2005) and are discussed in terms of how cultural contexts shape individual psychological experience as predicted by the theory of mutual constitution.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16848948

when food became more abundant
 
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Not sure though why that bully is picking on the blond kid and not on that horribly disfigured one on the right

SO is the elephant child man thing saying the words above in yellow or is he just walking away from the bully instead of confronting him he' supposed to (DONNY DON'T) or just happens to be walking by this crazy scene and just keeps on walking thinkin WOAH MAN, NOT MY SCENE BRO
 
SO is the elephant child man thing saying the words above in yellow or is he just walking away from the bully instead of confronting him he' supposed to (DONNY DON'T) or just happens to be walking by this crazy scene and just keeps on walking thinkin WOAH MAN, NOT MY SCENE BRO

The elephant is actually the bully's leader. Just look at that evil smirk.
 
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