1:17 AM
TheMisanthrope commented on
Life and Death in a Recliner in South Carolina.
@70 far less horrifying than shitting your furniture.
It's more than what you get to eat if you get a stomach band.
And, he was able to enjoy life again once he got down to a managable overweight from a morbidly obese. It's called being healthy.
4:28 PM yesterday
TheMisanthrope commented on
Life and Death in a Recliner in South Carolina.
@46 I dated a former one for 8 months. He went on a hardcore diet of only water and 3 cans of tuna a day, and lost a couple hundred pounds. He still had a lot of skin left from it as well.
So, shut up with your "Some people can't help it if they weight 500lbs." I have little against fat people. BUT, if you're so fat you developed KNEE problems before you hit 30, there's something wrong. If you have to shit your piece of furniture because you're so fat you can't move, that's gross.
9:12 AM yesterday
TheMisanthrope commented on
Life and Death in a Recliner in South Carolina.
That was hilarious.
You can't blame the health care system for this. There are so many many other issues at hand, all dealing with personal flaws and fractured people. It's hilarious.
Fuck you for turning it into an indictment of our medical system. We shouldn't have to pay for some fat fuck to stay in a hospital bed to get thin. He should be able to do this himself. Or with his family. Jesus, if we had to pay for every idiot who has no self-control and can't do jack shit for himself...oh, wait, that's the liberal mindset.
Nov 4
TheMisanthrope commented on
Concessions.
I'm hoping that we'll be allowed rewinds a la David Schmader showings. I love watching the Flower Shop scene 20 times in a row.
Oct 27
TheMisanthrope commented on
Savage Love.
HIO should send her boyfriend to Tool Academy, so the rest of us can mock her while we also get to ogle her boyfriend's "Divinity."
It's more than what you get to eat if you get a stomach band.
And, he was able to enjoy life again once he got down to a managable overweight from a morbidly obese. It's called being healthy.