Burton K Wheeler
The G.O.A.T. That Can't Be Got
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- Tr'ondëk
Throughout Earth’s history the largeness of the woman has been considered a virtue. Until the late 19th century women wanting to achieve at that time extraordinary amounts of weight, those of the high 300s and low 400s, had to be born into the nobility or upper classes. At the beginning of the 20th century the average woman’s weight was about 215-pounds, which it had been since civilization began, and rose until at the end of the 20th century an average woman weighed about 350-pounds. If the women of the past who weighed in at about 350-pounds were to see the women of that same weight and one difference would present itself—class.
Alternate Reality
FAT WORLD, is not only a weight gain fantasy, it's also an alternate history timeline. Unlike normal alternate history timelines, FAT WORLD is basically Our World but with the vast majority of women fat. While large wholesale changes in history haven't occurred in FAT WORLD, there are minor differences with Our World besides a how much a particular woman weighs. Here are some cultural and business examples:
How Much Do They Weigh?
To many of you the most important part of FAT WORLD is how much a celebrity weighs, and for a few celebrities it is one of the reasons they are famous. So keep the following guidelines and statements in mind as you create and edit pages on the wiki:
History of Fat Women and FAT WORLD
Since the Sumerian civilization in the Middle East and the Ancient Egyptian along the shore of the Nile, the largest women were found with royal blood or in a king’s harem. The average weight of princesses, queens, and consorts was around 330-pounds in conservative estimates and has high as 380 in liberal circles. Next heaviest were women in the priestly ranks—whether they are priestess, wives of priests, or daughters of priests—who weighed in from around the range of 255-pounds to 300-pounds, occurring to Greek myths the high priestess of the goddess of beauty and love (Aphrodite) would become immobile to be in the image of the great goddess. And in the lowest range were the common women who weighed from around 170-pounds to 225-pounds depending on which trade their father and then husband was in.
These three plateaus were strictly in forced by laws to show the rank of each woman and her family. If a woman grew to break these social rules then she would be placed on a diet that would shrink her down below 170-pound in the process causing disgrace. But if a woman broke the social rules because she was with child, the offense would be ignored because instead of weighing one person they would be weighing two or more.
Ways of producing enough food to keep the women’s weight up helped spark agricultural advances that would have taken about 1500-years to develop if women hadn’t gone to large proportions. It is an established fact that if women had not been prone to want to weight greater, than food production would have been low and might have added causes to wars for water, land for populous, and pride. Yet weather changes would still effect food production, so throughout the next millennia as the food levels fluctuated so would the weight levels fluctuate.
Until France and America in the late 18th century, the women who weighed the heaviest came from the royal, nobility, and upper class. In ancient times, kings would boast how heavy, agile, and beautiful their wives compared to their rivals wives. They would also boast that their wife was the heaviest mobile woman, a title still in use today. The reason for the title was because in every culture an immobile woman was feared as a curse by the gods, the only except to this idea was the high priestess of the culture’s goddess of beauty and love who would become immobile in an effort to show the true image of the goddess.
Religion and superstition beside, the first recorded “world’s heaviest mobile woman” is of course, the mother of the human race known as The Eve. Yet, the first documented, though, was the Egyptian Queen Hatshepsut who weighed approximately 330-pounds the last time her weight was recorded. Being the head of one of the mightiest kingdoms of the ancient world gave Hatshepsut a leg up on the competition, but then no one was able to substantially prove anyone before her was the “world’s heaviest mobile woman.” The next universally excepted holder of the title was another Egyptian Queen, Cleopatra who weighed 350-pounds by Egyptian measurements and 375 by Roman.
Queen Isabel of Spain, Queen Elizabeth I of England, and other ruling Queen’s throughout next 1800 years each received the title “world’s heaviest.” The last holder of the title when it was exclusively measured in the royal, nobility, and upper class was Queen Marie Antoinette of France. The French Queen, at her largest, officially weighed in at 402-pounds before the Revolution. After her death via the guillotine, every woman in the world became eligible for the title “world’s heaviest mobile female” thanks to the repeal of class weight restrictions in France and the independent spirit of women in the United States.
While it would take almost the entire 19th-century before the majority of the population of women would start the rival the weights of the more elite women, the weight of 400-pounds was considered a great threshold to cross. Some say the first American to be in contention for the title “heaviest mobile woman” was First Lady Dolly Madison, who some say got close if not surpassed the 400-pound mark. All around the world stories of 400+ pound woman of either noble or common birth would be printed, some outrageous tales of mobile 600 or 700 pound women were thought of as more fictitious and examples of propaganda or yellow journalism. After the 1880s, however there was a sudden change as more documented 400+ pound woman were found and written about. However it soon became a “scientific fact” that if a woman were to go over 465-pounds that she would be in danger of being immobile and women once they got close to this more became very cautious. The title “heaviest mobile woman” would be passed from country to country or region to region and had become a somewhat of a joke that is until it was proclaimed on Marilyn Monroe.
Just after World War II, Monroe was in Hollywood and at the weight of around 400-pounds was in competition with several other women of the same size and talent for jobs. Then Monroe in need of money answered an ad by a nutrition company. The job was to help in an experiment in muscle strengtheners and to gain weight to see if it helped any, at first apprehensive, she finally decided to take the job. A year later in 1951, the experiment ended with Monroe as the only applicant left and the results were amazing. At nearly 500-pounds, she had broken “scientific fact” and it only became more shattered as she went past the 500-pound mark. After the very large Marilyn was spotted by several executives who couldn’t believe her size, she suddenly was a star.
The method of her sudden climb to fame was soon well-known in Hollywood then mainstream American and the world. Though the muscle strengthening industry was just in its infancy, it began to boom. Marilyn Monroe died in 1962 and her weight of 585 was considered a record that many women tried but failed to break as they looked for their own Hollywood stardom. As the 600-pound mobile barrier was seen as the next frontier to be crossed, it would take until the late 1970s and early 1980s before it was finally approached then crossed. The modeling world became the stage for this happening and as the upper crust of modeling, the supermodels, got closer it wasn’t until Cindy Crawford and Kathy Ireland were documented at over 600-pounds that a new scale tilting movement began that saw all of Hollywood and the entertainment world become obsessed getting bigger. However as some women, most notably Paula Porizkova who in an attempt to get attention for herself tried to ‘push the envelope’ and became a tabloid joke when became immobilized somewhere around past 680-pounds only to continue to gain until she was over 800. Again some saw this as a barrier.
Then with Anna Nicole Smith’s stunning 746-pound and growing appearance, many believed it showed the sky was the limit if you had your head on straight. Suddenly the great Hollywood Ballooning began that has inspired women of all ages around the world to follow the trend. While there are stories of women getting over their heads too fast and tabloids look to for actresses, models, singers, and other female entertainers to grow a big head and then lose their mobility, the new “scientific fact” is that you get as big as your condition your body to get.
While Anna Nicole Smith has admitted that her now 1138-pound weight might be close to her own personal limit, many see that title of “the world’s heaviest mobile woman” firmly staying the entertainment community for many years to come younger women looking to “make it” are starting to get bigger sooner, the noted Britney Spears-Christina Aguilera rivalry is one example and the noted multi-season massive expansion of Jennifer Aniston on Friends is another as major “success stories” while many “fool making episodes” have humiliated many young women trying to get bigger without much of a plan or mind to watch themselves like the ‘Simple Party’ incidents of the 2000s.
The century or millennium has many fascinating things for those who question how large a woman can become while still mobile, but as the images of Hollywood and the entertainment world are spread over the world. The question might be, at what point will the average woman start competing with the ‘elite’ again?
Notable Women of FAT WORLD
Super Sized (800+ pounds)
Alternate Reality
FAT WORLD, is not only a weight gain fantasy, it's also an alternate history timeline. Unlike normal alternate history timelines, FAT WORLD is basically Our World but with the vast majority of women fat. While large wholesale changes in history haven't occurred in FAT WORLD, there are minor differences with Our World besides a how much a particular woman weighs. Here are some cultural and business examples:
- The 1970 AFL-NFL merge saw the Atlanta Falcons, Minnesota Vikings, and New Orleans Saints move to the AFL instead of the Baltimore (now Indianapolis) Colts, Cleveland Browns, and Pittsburgh Steelers. Some interesting side effects of this are that the Raiders stayed in Oakland and never ventured to Los Angeles, the Cardinals stayed in St. Louis resulting in an expansion team being awarded to Phoenix in 1995 instead of Jacksonville, the Rams never left Los Angeles, and football doesn't return to Baltimore until 2002 when it's awarded an expansion franchise along with Houston.
- World Championship Wrestling does not get purchased by the World Wrestling Federation, now WWE, instead was purchased by a billionaire who made his fortune in the Dot.com bubble. The same billionaire also purchased Exteme Championship Wrestling and merged the two organizations. Because of this the WWF/E doesn't undergo the brand extension.
- The DeLorean Motor Company is still operating and was one of the first companies, along with Apple, to use ad time during the Super Bowl to gain attention.
- Women's rugby is one of the world's most watched sports, including in the United States.
- Orion Pictures is still operating as one of the major Hollywood studios for both television and film.
- Anna Nicole Smith is not only alive in 2015, but is the heaviest mobile woman in the world and is one of the most successful women in Hollywood, more in business than television and film.
- Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt are still married and have several children together.
- Katharine McPhee finished 3rd in the 2006 edition of American Idol, Chris Daughtry won over Taylor Hicks. (In Our World, Daughtry finished 4th while Hicks won the competition with McPhee was runner-up.)
- Taylor Swift has not become known as a notorious serial dater who exploits her failed relationships for hit songs, instead she married actor Taylor Lautner in spring 2012 after a near three year relationship.
- Jillian Michaels is a former rugby player who has become a famous Hollywood trainer to help female celebrities build up their muscles so they can gain more weight and still be mobile.
- Jessica and Ashlee Simpson never became famous because their father's diet plan as part of his efforts to make them famous resulted in them gaining too much weight too fast resulting in both of them becoming immobile and bedbound, ending their celebrity dreams before they began.
- Famous and Fat
- Not Famous and Fat
- Famous and Not Fat
- Not Famous and Not Fat
How Much Do They Weigh?
To many of you the most important part of FAT WORLD is how much a celebrity weighs, and for a few celebrities it is one of the reasons they are famous. So keep the following guidelines and statements in mind as you create and edit pages on the wiki:
- Only six mobile women weigh over 1000-pounds: Anna Nicole Smith (1310), Jennifer Aniston (1167), Britney Spears (1063), Christina Aguilera (1040), Beyonce (1012), and Jennifer Lopez (1010).
- Only four mobile women weigh in-between 900-999 pounds, one of which is Mariah Carey.
- Only 10 mobile women weigh in-between 800-899 pounds.
- Only four Divas or Knockouts weighed more than 600-pounds: Trish Stratus (650), Michelle McCool (635), Torrie Wilson (630), and Stacy Keibler (615). All four would gain only 50-100 pounds after leaving active competition.
- Only two Divas or Knockous weighed more than 500-pounds: Angelina Love and Velvet Sky.
- All Divas and Knockouts, except those named above, have weighed less than 500-pounds. Generally they have gained at most 75-pounds after leaving active competition.
- No reality star or celebulite weighs more than 500-pounds. (Note: Nicky Hilton is a successful fashion designer in FAT WORLD and is not recognized as either a reality star or celebulite.)
- In FAT WORLD, a woman becoming immobile and bedbound (except in the case of pregnancy) is a cultural taboo and literally a career killer for a celebrity. To fully explain would take a seperate page to cover the topic.
History of Fat Women and FAT WORLD
Since the Sumerian civilization in the Middle East and the Ancient Egyptian along the shore of the Nile, the largest women were found with royal blood or in a king’s harem. The average weight of princesses, queens, and consorts was around 330-pounds in conservative estimates and has high as 380 in liberal circles. Next heaviest were women in the priestly ranks—whether they are priestess, wives of priests, or daughters of priests—who weighed in from around the range of 255-pounds to 300-pounds, occurring to Greek myths the high priestess of the goddess of beauty and love (Aphrodite) would become immobile to be in the image of the great goddess. And in the lowest range were the common women who weighed from around 170-pounds to 225-pounds depending on which trade their father and then husband was in.
These three plateaus were strictly in forced by laws to show the rank of each woman and her family. If a woman grew to break these social rules then she would be placed on a diet that would shrink her down below 170-pound in the process causing disgrace. But if a woman broke the social rules because she was with child, the offense would be ignored because instead of weighing one person they would be weighing two or more.
Ways of producing enough food to keep the women’s weight up helped spark agricultural advances that would have taken about 1500-years to develop if women hadn’t gone to large proportions. It is an established fact that if women had not been prone to want to weight greater, than food production would have been low and might have added causes to wars for water, land for populous, and pride. Yet weather changes would still effect food production, so throughout the next millennia as the food levels fluctuated so would the weight levels fluctuate.
Until France and America in the late 18th century, the women who weighed the heaviest came from the royal, nobility, and upper class. In ancient times, kings would boast how heavy, agile, and beautiful their wives compared to their rivals wives. They would also boast that their wife was the heaviest mobile woman, a title still in use today. The reason for the title was because in every culture an immobile woman was feared as a curse by the gods, the only except to this idea was the high priestess of the culture’s goddess of beauty and love who would become immobile in an effort to show the true image of the goddess.
Religion and superstition beside, the first recorded “world’s heaviest mobile woman” is of course, the mother of the human race known as The Eve. Yet, the first documented, though, was the Egyptian Queen Hatshepsut who weighed approximately 330-pounds the last time her weight was recorded. Being the head of one of the mightiest kingdoms of the ancient world gave Hatshepsut a leg up on the competition, but then no one was able to substantially prove anyone before her was the “world’s heaviest mobile woman.” The next universally excepted holder of the title was another Egyptian Queen, Cleopatra who weighed 350-pounds by Egyptian measurements and 375 by Roman.
Queen Isabel of Spain, Queen Elizabeth I of England, and other ruling Queen’s throughout next 1800 years each received the title “world’s heaviest.” The last holder of the title when it was exclusively measured in the royal, nobility, and upper class was Queen Marie Antoinette of France. The French Queen, at her largest, officially weighed in at 402-pounds before the Revolution. After her death via the guillotine, every woman in the world became eligible for the title “world’s heaviest mobile female” thanks to the repeal of class weight restrictions in France and the independent spirit of women in the United States.
While it would take almost the entire 19th-century before the majority of the population of women would start the rival the weights of the more elite women, the weight of 400-pounds was considered a great threshold to cross. Some say the first American to be in contention for the title “heaviest mobile woman” was First Lady Dolly Madison, who some say got close if not surpassed the 400-pound mark. All around the world stories of 400+ pound woman of either noble or common birth would be printed, some outrageous tales of mobile 600 or 700 pound women were thought of as more fictitious and examples of propaganda or yellow journalism. After the 1880s, however there was a sudden change as more documented 400+ pound woman were found and written about. However it soon became a “scientific fact” that if a woman were to go over 465-pounds that she would be in danger of being immobile and women once they got close to this more became very cautious. The title “heaviest mobile woman” would be passed from country to country or region to region and had become a somewhat of a joke that is until it was proclaimed on Marilyn Monroe.
Just after World War II, Monroe was in Hollywood and at the weight of around 400-pounds was in competition with several other women of the same size and talent for jobs. Then Monroe in need of money answered an ad by a nutrition company. The job was to help in an experiment in muscle strengtheners and to gain weight to see if it helped any, at first apprehensive, she finally decided to take the job. A year later in 1951, the experiment ended with Monroe as the only applicant left and the results were amazing. At nearly 500-pounds, she had broken “scientific fact” and it only became more shattered as she went past the 500-pound mark. After the very large Marilyn was spotted by several executives who couldn’t believe her size, she suddenly was a star.
The method of her sudden climb to fame was soon well-known in Hollywood then mainstream American and the world. Though the muscle strengthening industry was just in its infancy, it began to boom. Marilyn Monroe died in 1962 and her weight of 585 was considered a record that many women tried but failed to break as they looked for their own Hollywood stardom. As the 600-pound mobile barrier was seen as the next frontier to be crossed, it would take until the late 1970s and early 1980s before it was finally approached then crossed. The modeling world became the stage for this happening and as the upper crust of modeling, the supermodels, got closer it wasn’t until Cindy Crawford and Kathy Ireland were documented at over 600-pounds that a new scale tilting movement began that saw all of Hollywood and the entertainment world become obsessed getting bigger. However as some women, most notably Paula Porizkova who in an attempt to get attention for herself tried to ‘push the envelope’ and became a tabloid joke when became immobilized somewhere around past 680-pounds only to continue to gain until she was over 800. Again some saw this as a barrier.
Then with Anna Nicole Smith’s stunning 746-pound and growing appearance, many believed it showed the sky was the limit if you had your head on straight. Suddenly the great Hollywood Ballooning began that has inspired women of all ages around the world to follow the trend. While there are stories of women getting over their heads too fast and tabloids look to for actresses, models, singers, and other female entertainers to grow a big head and then lose their mobility, the new “scientific fact” is that you get as big as your condition your body to get.
While Anna Nicole Smith has admitted that her now 1138-pound weight might be close to her own personal limit, many see that title of “the world’s heaviest mobile woman” firmly staying the entertainment community for many years to come younger women looking to “make it” are starting to get bigger sooner, the noted Britney Spears-Christina Aguilera rivalry is one example and the noted multi-season massive expansion of Jennifer Aniston on Friends is another as major “success stories” while many “fool making episodes” have humiliated many young women trying to get bigger without much of a plan or mind to watch themselves like the ‘Simple Party’ incidents of the 2000s.
The century or millennium has many fascinating things for those who question how large a woman can become while still mobile, but as the images of Hollywood and the entertainment world are spread over the world. The question might be, at what point will the average woman start competing with the ‘elite’ again?
Notable Women of FAT WORLD
Super Sized (800+ pounds)
- Anna Nicole-Smith, weighing in at 1310 pounds
- Jennifer Aniston, weighing in at 1167 pounds.
- Britney Spears, weighing in at 1063 pounds.
- Christina Aguilera, weighing in at 1040 pounds.
- Beyonce, weighing in at 1012 pounds.
- Jennifer Lopez, weighing in at 1010 pounds.
- Mariah Carey, weighing in at over 900 pounds.
