Kirstie Alley Launches Hilarious ‘Twitter Fitness’ Site
Kirstie Alley — longtime national treasure and a woman who once had an epic spaz-out on Twitter, telling the whole Internet to ‘RRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUN’ to Sonic for a free Root Beer Float promotion — is apparently diving into the fitness-related micro-blogging game (actually, we think she just made that game up) by launching a new site called Phitter, dedicated to people encouraging each other’s weight loss, 140 characters at a time.
This amazing new site describes itself accordingly:
“Phitter is a phitness phocused community and a gift from Kirstie to encourage talk or ‘Phits’ about health, diet & exercise, while making new Phriends in the Phitter-mmunity and having Phabulous Phun… Phew!”
Despite nothing about this making any kind of sense (especially “Phitter-mmunity” — maybe the worst/best ‘pun’ ever conceived), we’re pretty sure that Kirstie Alley should be made Queen of the Internet because we sort of want to blow the rest of phorever sitting around, sucking down free root beer floats, and staring deeply into this website.
High phive!
She should just focus on getting HEALTHY AGAIN!!!!!
[quote=Meg]She should just focus on getting HEALTHY AGAIN!!!!![/quote]
agreed…
I love Kirstie…whatever she does it will be done with honesty and fun.
Jesus.
Christ.
Um, I’m on phitter, and she IS focused on getting HEALTHY – mentally, spiritually, and physically – and she’s reaching out for and in support of all of us who want to get healthier, whether that means losing, gaining, or maintaining weight, improving physical fitness, avoiding fake crap food, and ensuring cardio health. It’s refreshing to see and hear from a celebrity who isn’t stuffing her face with meds, sneaking off to have surgery, and then lying about being healthy & acting like what we see is all that matters.
Kirsty is a very beautiful woman a little on the heavy side or not. All media says we should be built like a model, but sometimes we can get carried away with food. I know! I’ve fought weight all my life. We were not all meant to be built in what is so call “perfect”. Good for you if you have been there or can get there, but most of us are real people and I’ve decided to like myself thick or thin. Bless you Ms. Alley!
Aloha! Many thanks for your site! Frankly speaking I have never read anything that informative.