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Miss Bimbo website promotes extreme diets and surgery

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The internet game, aimed at girls aged 9 to 16, gives users 'bimbo dollars' to buy everything from lingerie, diet pills and nightclub outfits and even plastic surgery. With more than 200,000 members here in the UK.

The website encourages, young girls to partake in various aspects of bimbo life. Such as extreme dieting and lipo suction, in order to gain there perfect bimbo figure. You can even give your virtual bimbo breat enlargments

"Healthcare professionals, a parents’ group and an organisation representing people suffering anorexia and bulimia criticised the website for sending a dangerous message to impressionable children."

Players have to keep a constant eye out on there bimbo's weight, wardrobe and happenes of their character, in the hope of creating the coolest, richest and most famous bimbo, in bimbo world. Competing against each other of bimo dollars, to by bigger boobs and firmer face lifts.

bimboThe Miss Bimbo site was set up by Nicholas Jacquart, a French entrepreneur. He moved to Tooting, South London, recently and with a 30-year-old businessman called Chris Evans set up Ouza Ltd to promote the website in Britain.

Its introduction came as research showed that children as young as 6 were developing acute eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia. Yesterday it emerged that increasing numbers of teenagers were undergoing breast enlargement surgery.

Registration on the Miss Bimbo site is free but it makes money by charging £1.50 per text message to buy “dollars” to spend on the characters. On the rules section it states that despite contestants wanting “to keep your bimbo waif thin . . . every girl needs to eat, every now and again”. It suggests feeding the character to prevent her dying of starvation.

Bill Hibberd, a spokesman for Parentkind, a parents’ group, said: “Children’s innocence should be protected as far as possible. It depends on the mindset of the child but the danger is that after playing the game some will then aspire to have breast operations and take diet pills.

“The danger is that a nine-year-old girl fails to appreciate the irony and sees the bimbo as a cool role model. Then the game becomes a hazard and a menace.”
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