The fat ppl, and the wheel chairs..

[Ipeeongoats]

Well today I had to go to the hospital and get some x-rays taken, and while I was waiting I noticed the wheel chairs were like double fucking wide now, so I asked the lady at the desk, "Why are the wheel chairs so big?" She simply replied, " We're required to have them because of America's growing weight problem." Well at that point I just went and sat back down not wanting to make a scene.

Well this really, really pissed me off, why should we accommodate fat fucks just because they cannot stop stuffing their mouths? I say if you cant fit in the wheel chair because you’re too fat, then fucking crawl, you have arms. What really pisses me off is when people are so fat they just get a wheel chair because it’s too much work to walk. If you have to legs, you don’t need it. If you can’t fit in it, fucking crawl, you could use the exercise.

If you ask me, the only excuse to be fat is, if you’re a Sumo-Wrestler, or if you have a thyroid problem( even then it’s probably because you can’t put the fucking candy down, so you shouldn’t have a wheel chair anyways).

[LeonWyvern]

I agree..they should make them walk on treadmills till they're thin before entering anywhere.

[AntiangelicAngel]

Burgers.

[Maus]

Morbidly obese people spend a lot of time in hospitals. It's more for the convenience of the staff than the fatties. They aren't as hard to push around, because the bigger chairs support them better.

[atomearthmother]

Well, some people are overweight because of genetics. And some of those who want to stop probably can't do it because of how far along they are.

Example: A 400-pound person probably can't lose 250 pounds without some drastic and expensive operation.

[Faille]

yeah once it gets to where you cant walk on your own 2 feet you would think you would stop eating... but that istn really the case.

[majinvageta]

i agree with that, how would you get that big in the first place? you would have to be extremely lazy.

[Ipeeongoats]

At 2/6/06 10:53 PM, Maus wrote: Morbidly obese people spend a lot of time in hospitals. It's more for the convenience of the staff than the fatties. They aren't as hard to push around, because the bigger chairs support them better.

Maus, this will be the only time i shall go against you, sorry.

I did not say have the staff pull them around, i said " Make the fuckers crawl" i guess i should have added "without any assistance from anyone".

[E-rb-A]

At 2/6/06 10:53 PM, atomearthmother wrote: Well, some people are overweight because of genetics. And some of those who want to stop probably can't do it because of how far along they are.

Example: A 400-pound person probably can't lose 250 pounds without some drastic and expensive operation.

i dont think soo.... it would probably take a long time and lots of work... and their skin would be all stretched... but they could loose the weight, theres nothing stopping them

[Maus]

At 2/6/06 10:55 PM, ipeeongoats wrote: Maus, this will be the only time i shall go against you, sorry.

Jeeze, I hope you don't get some condition where you have to take steroids and gain a lot of weight. :\

Not everybody that is fat is that way because of eating too much. The fact that a fat person is in the hospital says that something might be wrong with them, or that they are at least trying to make a change.

[slaughterMYdaughter]

iagree but what if you have to take drastic measures.like this poor man.may god help him

[LeonWyvern]

I still think they need treadmills outside of everywhere and a sign that says:

"Fat people,no offense,but please run on this treadmill till your thin and can see your feet. Thanks and have a nice day."

XD

[atomearthmother]

At 2/6/06 10:56 PM, E-rb-A wrote: i dont think soo.... it would probably take a long time and lots of work... and their skin would be all stretched... but they could loose the weight, theres nothing stopping them

Well if they can barely move or are confined to a wheelchair, they can't be expected to make a huge impact on their lives. Not when they're immobile.

[E-rb-A]

At 2/6/06 11:01 PM, atomearthmother wrote:

At 2/6/06 10:56 PM, E-rb-A wrote: i dont think soo.... it would probably take a long time and lots of work... and their skin would be all stretched... but they could loose the weight, theres nothing stopping them

Well if they can barely move or are confined to a wheelchair, they can't be expected to make a huge impact on their lives. Not when they're immobile.

you are right....
but, if they had tried earlyer they could have gotten thinner (if a 300 pound guy exercises, he could loose the wheight)