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At least he wasn't "objectifying" them.

(for the sensitive, this is a joke about class naming convention, which didn't seem subject to female variable names in the article).

They're not fat, just overloaded!

For all its political correctness, Rust still has Fat Pointers. Which might be put to good use when doing Response Body Shaming?

And the fat arrow: "=>"

super

I don't know. Is it worse to objectify them or to treat them functionally?

How would you feel to be locked up and separated into discrete units, only to be used up and thrown away?