I can't speak for others, but I just sit because that eliminates the need to do anything more than unsheath if necessary.

Saggy breasts are awesome. Being effected by gravity is nothing to be self conscious about. Unless you stay quite small or pay a small fortune to combat it everyone's breasts sag eventually. Just look through the pics here and you'll see you're in good company here.

Wow, I just realized i haven't watched any new tv series in years, last time i watched a full episode was a few months ago and I think it was Night Court

Wow, 3 years ago I was DD/E cup.
Now I'm up to DDD/F cup.

Wow, I'm up to a 64" waist at 30, it's been rare for me to have a waist less than double my age, I think the closest it ever got was just before last thanksgiving i was down to a 50" waist at 30.

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The gaining itself was awesome as most of it went to my belly. That said it also royally screwed up my back as well as making me feel really uncoordinated as my belly kept bumping things. Also had to learn how to move like a pregnant lady to compensate for my big ball belly since I'd had an apron belly before.

I've done 40 through sheer gluttony, I've known people who did up to 50 a month, it just isn't a sustainable rate. Depending on how you gain expect back and knee trouble. Also expect to feel really out of shape with gains that fast.

Is it possible? Yes, it is possible to consistently consume enough calories to add a couple pounds per day.
Is it a good idea? No. Gaining that much weight in a month is going to be hell on your joints not to mention your overall health. Generally the fastest sustainable rate is a pound per day. That still isn't great for you but there are examples of people who've kept it up for about 6 months without a feeder.

So looking into it evidently nobody knows why we use husky as a synonym for fat. Like articles that referenced college professors specializing in etymology came up with nothing. The definition as a size is a colloquial use definition, people were using it that way so dictionaries added it.
If I had to hazard a guess someone was probably trying not to insult an important client's kid and they ran with it, which lead to other people using it to not insult that same kid.
That or it can be blamed on Sears, half of the weird ways things are done in retail are because Sears did it that way decades ago.