Outrage. It's All The Rage.

[Canary42]

It never ceases to amaze me what people now get "outraged" about.

https://uk.style.yahoo.com/post/125245796544/bugaboo-pushchair-photo-sparks-outrage-among-mums

[marval]

That's daft, what does it matter what she is wearing. As long as her daughter is safe and happy, it is nobody else's business.

[jno]

reading the story, I can't find the slightest hint of outrage there; everyone seems pretty good-humoured about it. I think this is just another example of a news medium desperately trying to hype up a non-story.

[mikey4444]

I don't jog Canary, as heaving my vast bulk about, at speed, would seem to be asking for a heart attack ! But if this young lady wants to risk everything, then so be it. ( but it doesn't look like a sports bra to me ! )

[wolf63]

I am not outraged. I am envious of her figure. I should have one like that - well, I do but it is covered in padding.

[stuey]

I'm totally, like, virtually devastated and shell-shocked by this outrageous portrayal of a "typical" mother. My thoughts and prayers are with the poor child, and, if I could, I would strew flowers and stuffed toys along their jogging route.

[Retrochic]

Stuey thats outrageously funny and shows far too much sardonic wit for a Canadian ;-)

[stuey]

A little chardonnay is always good.

[Retrochic]

very true........can you still get red tractor? -think it comes from your neck of the woods?

[andy-hughes]

When my youngest was that age, I used to tank down the road pushing her pushchair as fast as my unfit legs would take me in the direction of nursery - I was usually late, and terrified that she would arrive too late for toast!

I wish I'd had the male equivalent of a physique like that - I probably would have run the route in Speedos!