Sadly, yes. And you know she's packing at least six types of birth control in that shoulder bag, the slut."No pants to be ready for surprise orgies"????
Um, so is that what atheists do?
Just the other day I was thinking that Mattel does quite well separating church and barbie. Barbie has been many things, but never clergy.
church attendance certainly would rise, don't 'cha think?Thanks, Ted.
I feel the Power now, all right:
When it comes to indy Barbies I think fetish models outnumber clergy by about 1000 to one or more....
On the whole I think a better job could have been done on the atheist barbie rather than a recycled atheists-are-pretentious-and-promiscuious trope.
if BIG feet were commonly accepted as more sexy, then they'd be big...I've always wondered why Barbs has such impossibly small feet. Do you suppose they were bound in the old Japanese custom when she was just a small doll?
Long, skinny giraffe-necks must be sexy then.if BIG feet were commonly accepted as more sexy, then they'd be big...
@Ted: I get that. I just think it is an unimaginative response. The Christian barbie is sincerely intended and nicely made. The atheist response is knee jerk and sarcastic. I think that puts us 1/nil down, personally.
Perhaps there are some practical, toy-based reasons for it, but I'm unclear.
Barbie is a skinny teenager wearing high heels, a corset and a padded bra. Her proportions are perfectly realistic for that scenario.