
"We responded to complaints by moving the newly chubby members back to the rating stage. This is the same as having them re-apply," said Greg Hodge, the managing director. "Their re-applications were reviewed by existing members and only a few hundred were voted back in. Over 5,000 were rejected."
Most of those expelled came from the US and Canada, but nearly 900 were from Britain, reports the Daily Telegraph. The social networking site, which boasts 550,000 members worldwide, allows its members to decide on who should be allowed to join.
Hodge went on: "Every year we see that some of our members from western cultures eat and drink to excess over the holidays and clearly their looks suffer,"
"The USA has been grossly over-indulging since Thanksgiving - it's no wonder that so many members have been expelled from the network. We hope they will be back after shedding the festive pounds.
"In the UK and Canada, Christmas and the New Year are all about over-eating, over-drinking and watching TV on the sofa." In an attempt to soften the blow to those given the boot, the website sent details of fitness centres where they could work off their holiday excesses.
"In the UK and Canada, Christmas and the New Year are all about over-eating, over-drinking and watching TV on the sofa." In an attempt to soften the blow to those given the boot, the website sent details of fitness centres where they could work off their holiday excesses.
Any gyms want to advertise on my blog? Anyone? Mr Bannatyne?
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