*Charles Barkley has no limits, especially with these darned Weight Watchers commercials.
The man wore a dress, wig and heels once, to in turn get battered with a load of gay jokes and criticisms. Now he’s taking the opposite approach.
In line with his “Lose like a man” slogan, his most recent tip for men losing weight is, well men, your penis will appear larger.
To ensure his point is understood, in his newest ad “Roll Call,” he reads off a list of penile euphemisms including words like “Johnson,” “Willie,” “Admiral Winkie,” and “Buster McThunderstick.”
And doctors actually support the claim. Dr. Ronald Tamier of WebMD told ESPN.com that he motivates his patients by telling them “they can appear to gain up to an inch in size by simply losing weight.”
Nice!
Maybe Charles has a winner this time around.
Check out the ad:
too funny…………..
That was funny! Some of those I’ve never heard of.
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Anything that gets people laughing AND motivated to lose weight is a winner! (Especially because laughter is actually a good dopamine spike substitute for addictive foods.)
Mr. Barkley, medical professionals and diet clubs might also want to inform their male clients that recent studies show that overweight and obese men have significantly lower levels of testosterone to match the, er, other appearance.
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