Nikki's height and weight..
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Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Nikki Blonsky
gemzyy — 15 years ago(August 26, 2010 03:59 PM)
Okay, so you guys are saying stuff about her weight. Have you taken her height into consideration? Remember that she is going to look alot bigger because she is like 4 ft 10 or something.
If she was say, 5 ft 4, she would be slimmer. I'm not saying that her height is an excuse for her to be the size that she is (im not trying to slate her by the way, im just making a point), but has anyone actually thought about it?
Oh, and by the way.. calling her fat won't make you feel any better. So, you know..
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spaced_out_13 — 15 years ago(September 05, 2010 08:09 PM)
So5b4 I'm not anti-big women at all and I love that a big girl has found her way to Hollywood but the shorter she is the less healthy it is to be bigger. So the fact that she's so short would actually work against her.
I love her and as long as she's active, eats well and keeps her blood pressure and cholesterol down, I don't think she needs to lose a pound. -
rm-ws — 15 years ago(September 22, 2010 08:25 PM)
Well yes of course she would be slimmer if she was taller but that is why different heights have different maximum weights. Not that it right to call her fat or make fun of her weight but if she was taller she would not be as over weight.
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poisoivygoth — 13 years ago(June 04, 2012 02:08 PM)
She's a larger lady and i think that's great, but then take in to account how talented she is- does her weight take away from the talent? No!
There was a time where every great thing women did had glory and praise detracted from it because they were women- couldnt be as good as a man.
So can a larger lady not be as good as a thin woman? Is this the new prejudice? I think so.
Are we forgetting that she has the main role in hairspray and so had to be the most active character with the most singing and dancing? So she's obviously heal1c84thy.
And if anymore needed to be said? It's that it's scientifically proven that larger people who exercise live longer than skinnier people that don't.
So on various levels, size isn't negative.