POWM pics usually make me G-R-O-A-N, and most often I don’t click on them anymore … cuz enough is enough. Someone here said — ‘”what is seen cannot be unseen”. Amen to that.
But, this one? Brought a smile to my face.
robert h siddell jr
March 26, 2015 3:15 pm
I’m sure they are all hogging a handicapped parking slot and spending SSD money too.
bb
March 26, 2015 6:45 pm
That’s just great . Making fun of fat people. The depravity of you people.
I’ve had to ride those damned carts a few times, mostly while recovering from surgery (the vascular guys hacked my chest open to re-arrange the plumbing) and after a nice case of bronchopneumonia knocked me flat.
They’re nice to have when you need them, and i sympathize with anybody stuck in one, obesity notwithstanding.
TE
March 27, 2015 9:58 am
@bb, maybe if more people made fun of them they would decide they need to change.
I know a whole lot of them that seem to be PROUD of their ass-size and inability to pull their own cosmic weight.
They actively avoid movement, let alone labor, of any kind.
The LAST thing a fat person needs is the ability to roll around, up to the very fake foods that are KILLING them.
My mother was HUGE, and she walked. And it wasn’t until the day she took a job that required constant movement, that she lost the weight. Doctors, pills and bad advice notwithstanding. The woman dropped over 75 pounds (on a 4’11” frame) in less than six months by becoming a nurses aide.
Hell, lets feel so sorry for them that we pay people to bring them food 6 times a day and wipe their asses.
SHAME used to keep society in voluntary order. Manners were the grease that made it all better.
We no longer have either.
EL Coyote
March 27, 2015 9:33 pm
Stores should stop facilitating lazy asses who do not really need these rides. I saw a young entitled black lady riding one of these at Walmarts.
Maybe if they got rid of the electric kind and got the kind that an employee could push for a fee, say, 10% of the bill. Miraculously, many impaired shoppers would find they don’t need a special cart.
POWM pics usually make me G-R-O-A-N, and most often I don’t click on them anymore … cuz enough is enough. Someone here said — ‘”what is seen cannot be unseen”. Amen to that.
But, this one? Brought a smile to my face.
I’m sure they are all hogging a handicapped parking slot and spending SSD money too.
That’s just great . Making fun of fat people. The depravity of you people.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=t2mU6USTBRE
I’ve had to ride those damned carts a few times, mostly while recovering from surgery (the vascular guys hacked my chest open to re-arrange the plumbing) and after a nice case of bronchopneumonia knocked me flat.
They’re nice to have when you need them, and i sympathize with anybody stuck in one, obesity notwithstanding.
@bb, maybe if more people made fun of them they would decide they need to change.
I know a whole lot of them that seem to be PROUD of their ass-size and inability to pull their own cosmic weight.
They actively avoid movement, let alone labor, of any kind.
The LAST thing a fat person needs is the ability to roll around, up to the very fake foods that are KILLING them.
My mother was HUGE, and she walked. And it wasn’t until the day she took a job that required constant movement, that she lost the weight. Doctors, pills and bad advice notwithstanding. The woman dropped over 75 pounds (on a 4’11” frame) in less than six months by becoming a nurses aide.
Hell, lets feel so sorry for them that we pay people to bring them food 6 times a day and wipe their asses.
SHAME used to keep society in voluntary order. Manners were the grease that made it all better.
We no longer have either.
Stores should stop facilitating lazy asses who do not really need these rides. I saw a young entitled black lady riding one of these at Walmarts.
Maybe if they got rid of the electric kind and got the kind that an employee could push for a fee, say, 10% of the bill. Miraculously, many impaired shoppers would find they don’t need a special cart.