fat farm

Not like it is here, where my peers see it as a fat farm for poor people.

Crescent functions, in part, as a kind of fat farm for ducks.

The stepmother has been at a fat farm since Friday morning, and apparently nobody else missed the girl either.

It was rough going, and the mosquitoes came at us like mess call at a fat farm.

Pete, for his part, heard through office gossip that Peggy simply went to a fat farm.

But the movement is a significant shift for American spas, which started out in the 1940's as fat farms, where people went to shed pounds.

"So more foreigners come here instead of some expensive Swiss fat farm," she says.

It just looks as if the art market has gone to the fat farm.

"Some fat farm or something," Cecilia said, waving the thought away.

They're all over at the fat farm with Mother and Daddy.