It should be to no one's surprise that the bizarre dimensions of the basic Barbie doll have for years elicited accusations that they encourage young girls to pursue a figure that is simply unrealistic and unachievable. In an apparent blatant move to cater further to those females who attempt to follow those dangerous dietary practices designed to achieve an implausible impossibly perfectly proportioned pulchritudinous bodily image, Mattel, in 1965, introduced the Slumber Party Barbie, which came with the book "How to Lose Weight." The sole advice contained within the book? "Don't eat."
To view Slumber Party Barbie, the book, and an accessory pink bathroom scale permanently set to 110 pounds, click here.
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