: Nicole got one of those KELLY ROWLAND skinny chick BANGING BODIES.
She doesnt need anymore curves for whoever said that. Look at that hip to waist ratio, pretty impressive and her legs are shapely as well. Black folks just think "bigger" is curvier. I have a hard time seeing what is curvy on Serena Williams when I look at her in a bikini. Most women have actual waists. Serena's doesnt curve in at all, completely straight torso like a guys. Not much hips either. Just a big *** which imo doesnt equal curves. A cute bubble *** is nice but its all about that hip to waist ratio to define curviness. Rihanna, Halle Berry and Nicole are curvier than her.
Sayitloud, finally someone else here gets it! These "thick" women appear to have a small waist because of a massive bottom, but truthfully, majority of them have 30+ in waistlines. Mto be lying about 24 in because it sounds good. I've always said that smaller girls have more curves. People these days don't know what a curve looks like. Fat women have stolen the title "curvy."
@myxy you cant be that educated wasting your time on an arguably "black" site constantly talking about black people you moron. get a life. i bet you're ugly and lame... this must be your only outlet to make yourself "better" than the people you try to talk about everyday. lol always to losers you gotta watch out for. don't go killing yourself or others around you since you've been exposed as*hole. better yet just kill yourself since you're a broke waste of space.
why do black girls have to be hating. Maybe they are not impressed.. She has a decent body but in the black culture a lot of their thin women naturally have curves. Some black women especially the thin ones have some really amazing shapes so its not like the women picture has anything wrong with her its just a typical Euro American style body nothing really special. Her tan is whats amazing brown caramel skin is gorgeous. Black people are not dogs they dont have to like or jock everything put in front of them cause somebody tells them too.
