[quote]Derek542 wrote:
[quote]SKELAC wrote:
[quote]roguevampire wrote:
When you see an extremely overweight person, like 450+lbs or whatever, you have to realize, they are that way cause of emotional issues. Food is their choice of drug to illeviate or try to anyways, their emotional pain. [/quote]
What do people with emotional issues do in Somalia or Peru?[/quote]
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greatest post ever!!!
[quote]SKELAC wrote:
[quote]roguevampire wrote:
When you see an extremely overweight person, like 450+lbs or whatever, you have to realize, they are that way cause of emotional issues. Food is their choice of drug to illeviate or try to anyways, their emotional pain. [/quote]
What do people with emotional issues do in Somalia or Peru?[/quote]
Some of them would eat a lot of fast food if they had that option. It’s easy to be without fast food when you don’t have access to it.
Also, it is WAY easier for some people to be skinnier. I, personally, feel terrible whenever I’m bulking because I hate eating a lot. If I eat an amount of food when I actually enjoy the taste of the food, I will LOSE weight. I have now lost around 20 pounds during the last few months just eating whenever I feel hungry.
[quote]SKELAC wrote:
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
[quote]SKELAC wrote:
[quote]roguevampire wrote:
When you see an extremely overweight person, like 450+lbs or whatever, you have to realize, they are that way cause of emotional issues. Food is their choice of drug to illeviate or try to anyways, their emotional pain. [/quote]
What do people with emotional issues do in Somalia or Peru?[/quote]
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hahahahahahahaahaaahhaa!!! :))))))))))
greatest post ever!!![/quote]
[quote]anonym wrote:
[quote]Dre the Hatchet wrote:
[quote]optheta wrote:
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
[quote]anonym wrote:
[quote]RampantBadger wrote:
Why we get fat by Gary Taubes or check out one of his lectures on youtube[/quote]
implying he’s not eating 10k+ kcal of pure shit per day.
The dude is 700 pounds. I would BET his diets failed because he couldn’t stick to them and continually relapsed back into his old habits … not because he was eating 1500kcal/d with ~40% of it being whole wheat.
He needs professional help - someone who has actually helped people get thin as well as someone who can address the psychological aspects that are very likely driving this.[/quote]
He needs a kick in the balls and a shove off the bed. At least make him work to climb in and be lazy. Nothing like a 700 lb. “get up” and kicks in the nuts.[/quote]
Your an idiot. [/quote]
YOU are (short form for the non-retarded: you’re) an idiot.
As with any addiction, one has the sole power to break it. Whether it’s food, alcohol or heroin. You need the will-power to kick the habit.[/quote]
All of you idiots are idiots for not fixing the underlining.
Look, this is a 700 pound person. He needed a forklift to get out of his house.
These people have been COMPLETELY sedentary for YEARS. Even asking him to “get up” is asking him to wrench 500+ lbs off the ground from a completely disadvantageous position. He has so much fat his mobility is shot even if he HAD the strength to do so… and it ain’t a solid, symmetrical and controllable barbell here, so most peoples’ impressions of the difficulty involved would be terribly misguided. Slap that kind of awkward mass on anyone here and it would be crazy to do.
Forget a kick in the balls, he probably wouldn’t be able to get up with a cattle prod stuck in his ass, a gun to his head and the first real pussy he has ever seen waiting for him on a silver platter 5 feet away.[/quote]
anonym has said all that needs to be said.
I mean really these guys think just “KICKING HIM IN THE NUTS” is what it takes to move him, how closed minded can you be?
[quote]roguevampire wrote:
When you see an extremely overweight person, like 450+lbs or whatever, you have to realize, they are that way cause of emotional issues. Food is their choice of drug to illeviate or try to anyways, their emotional pain. [/quote]
Is that what happened to you?
[quote]gonepostal wrote:
[quote]roguevampire wrote:
When you see an extremely overweight person, like 450+lbs or whatever, you have to realize, they are that way cause of emotional issues. Food is their choice of drug to illeviate or try to anyways, their emotional pain. [/quote]
Is that what happened to you?[/quote]
bahhaahh, don’t confuse the hulk to some fat slob.
[quote]optheta wrote:
[quote]anonym wrote:
[quote]Dre the Hatchet wrote:
[quote]optheta wrote:
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
[quote]anonym wrote:
[quote]RampantBadger wrote:
Why we get fat by Gary Taubes or check out one of his lectures on youtube[/quote]
implying he’s not eating 10k+ kcal of pure shit per day.
The dude is 700 pounds. I would BET his diets failed because he couldn’t stick to them and continually relapsed back into his old habits … not because he was eating 1500kcal/d with ~40% of it being whole wheat.
He needs professional help - someone who has actually helped people get thin as well as someone who can address the psychological aspects that are very likely driving this.[/quote]
He needs a kick in the balls and a shove off the bed. At least make him work to climb in and be lazy. Nothing like a 700 lb. “get up” and kicks in the nuts.[/quote]
Your an idiot. [/quote]
YOU are (short form for the non-retarded: you’re) an idiot.
As with any addiction, one has the sole power to break it. Whether it’s food, alcohol or heroin. You need the will-power to kick the habit.[/quote]
All of you idiots are idiots for not fixing the underlining.
Look, this is a 700 pound person. He needed a forklift to get out of his house.
These people have been COMPLETELY sedentary for YEARS. Even asking him to “get up” is asking him to wrench 500+ lbs off the ground from a completely disadvantageous position. He has so much fat his mobility is shot even if he HAD the strength to do so… and it ain’t a solid, symmetrical and controllable barbell here, so most peoples’ impressions of the difficulty involved would be terribly misguided. Slap that kind of awkward mass on anyone here and it would be crazy to do.
Forget a kick in the balls, he probably wouldn’t be able to get up with a cattle prod stuck in his ass, a gun to his head and the first real pussy he has ever seen waiting for him on a silver platter 5 feet away.[/quote]
anonym has said all that needs to be said.
I mean really these guys think just “KICKING HIM IN THE NUTS” is what it takes to move him, how closed minded can you be?
[/quote]
Good job solving the worlds problems you pussies.
Dude needs a kick in the nuts, a fire under his ass, ant in his pants or what ever the fuck sounds friendly.
Keep giving his lazy ass excuses and he will gain more.
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
[quote]optheta wrote:
[quote]anonym wrote:
[quote]Dre the Hatchet wrote:
[quote]optheta wrote:
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
[quote]anonym wrote:
[quote]RampantBadger wrote:
Why we get fat by Gary Taubes or check out one of his lectures on youtube[/quote]
implying he’s not eating 10k+ kcal of pure shit per day.
The dude is 700 pounds. I would BET his diets failed because he couldn’t stick to them and continually relapsed back into his old habits … not because he was eating 1500kcal/d with ~40% of it being whole wheat.
He needs professional help - someone who has actually helped people get thin as well as someone who can address the psychological aspects that are very likely driving this.[/quote]
He needs a kick in the balls and a shove off the bed. At least make him work to climb in and be lazy. Nothing like a 700 lb. “get up” and kicks in the nuts.[/quote]
Your an idiot. [/quote]
YOU are (short form for the non-retarded: you’re) an idiot.
As with any addiction, one has the sole power to break it. Whether it’s food, alcohol or heroin. You need the will-power to kick the habit.[/quote]
All of you idiots are idiots for not fixing the underlining.
Look, this is a 700 pound person. He needed a forklift to get out of his house.
These people have been COMPLETELY sedentary for YEARS. Even asking him to “get up” is asking him to wrench 500+ lbs off the ground from a completely disadvantageous position. He has so much fat his mobility is shot even if he HAD the strength to do so… and it ain’t a solid, symmetrical and controllable barbell here, so most peoples’ impressions of the difficulty involved would be terribly misguided. Slap that kind of awkward mass on anyone here and it would be crazy to do.
Forget a kick in the balls, he probably wouldn’t be able to get up with a cattle prod stuck in his ass, a gun to his head and the first real pussy he has ever seen waiting for him on a silver platter 5 feet away.[/quote]
anonym has said all that needs to be said.
I mean really these guys think just “KICKING HIM IN THE NUTS” is what it takes to move him, how closed minded can you be?
[/quote]
Good job solving the worlds problems you pussies.
Dude needs a kick in the nuts, a fire under his ass, ant in his pants or what ever the fuck sounds friendly.
Keep giving his lazy ass excuses and he will gain more.[/quote]
He need lyposuck all those fat cells out + vas to get him out of the gene pool.
HG, not everyone is as tough as you. Some people need a softer approach or they just start crying and become mentally paralyzed.
[quote]Raw Finn wrote:
HG, not everyone is as tough as you. Some people need a softer approach or they just start crying and become mentally paralyzed.[/quote]
Natural selection then. Let those motherfuckers figure themselves out.
[quote]roguevampire wrote:
[quote]gonepostal wrote:
[quote]roguevampire wrote:
When you see an extremely overweight person, like 450+lbs or whatever, you have to realize, they are that way cause of emotional issues. Food is their choice of drug to illeviate or try to anyways, their emotional pain. [/quote]
Is that what happened to you?[/quote]
bahhaahh, don’t confuse the hulk to some fat slob. [/quote]
Did you mean “compare” or did you mean “with”. Either way it’s so hard not to, maybe the 700 lb man is the real RogueVampire.
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
[quote]optheta wrote:
[quote]anonym wrote:
[quote]Dre the Hatchet wrote:
[quote]optheta wrote:
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
[quote]anonym wrote:
[quote]RampantBadger wrote:
Why we get fat by Gary Taubes or check out one of his lectures on youtube[/quote]
implying he’s not eating 10k+ kcal of pure shit per day.
The dude is 700 pounds. I would BET his diets failed because he couldn’t stick to them and continually relapsed back into his old habits … not because he was eating 1500kcal/d with ~40% of it being whole wheat.
He needs professional help - someone who has actually helped people get thin as well as someone who can address the psychological aspects that are very likely driving this.[/quote]
He needs a kick in the balls and a shove off the bed. At least make him work to climb in and be lazy. Nothing like a 700 lb. “get up” and kicks in the nuts.[/quote]
Your an idiot. [/quote]
YOU are (short form for the non-retarded: you’re) an idiot.
As with any addiction, one has the sole power to break it. Whether it’s food, alcohol or heroin. You need the will-power to kick the habit.[/quote]
All of you idiots are idiots for not fixing the underlining.
Look, this is a 700 pound person. He needed a forklift to get out of his house.
These people have been COMPLETELY sedentary for YEARS. Even asking him to “get up” is asking him to wrench 500+ lbs off the ground from a completely disadvantageous position. He has so much fat his mobility is shot even if he HAD the strength to do so… and it ain’t a solid, symmetrical and controllable barbell here, so most peoples’ impressions of the difficulty involved would be terribly misguided. Slap that kind of awkward mass on anyone here and it would be crazy to do.
Forget a kick in the balls, he probably wouldn’t be able to get up with a cattle prod stuck in his ass, a gun to his head and the first real pussy he has ever seen waiting for him on a silver platter 5 feet away.[/quote]
anonym has said all that needs to be said.
I mean really these guys think just “KICKING HIM IN THE NUTS” is what it takes to move him, how closed minded can you be?
[/quote]
Good job solving the worlds problems you pussies.
Dude needs a kick in the nuts, a fire under his ass, ant in his pants or what ever the fuck sounds friendly.
Keep giving his lazy ass excuses and he will gain more.[/quote]
Yep…although good luck finding said nuts.
Don’t see why they should be treated differently than any other self-harming mental person. We ignore it at our (tax paying) peril 
[quote]Raw Finn wrote:
HG, not everyone is as tough as you. Some people need a softer approach or they just start crying and become mentally paralyzed.[/quote]
I think Robert Gibbs is already mentally paralyzed by his situation. A softer approach put him where he is. He filmed that first video the day before his 23rd birthday, in tears about his predicament. I wonder whether it’s more likely that his family helped him take the first step by not gifting him with a cake, OR… if they justified giving him one because it was his 23rd and to ‘cheer him up’ after he cried the day before (even if it meant that he may not see his 24th)?
There is no easy way. “Desperate times call for desperate measures” and all that…any and every solution is going to be unpleasant from his view.
[quote]gonepostal wrote:
[quote]roguevampire wrote:
[quote]gonepostal wrote:
[quote]roguevampire wrote:
When you see an extremely overweight person, like 450+lbs or whatever, you have to realize, they are that way cause of emotional issues. Food is their choice of drug to illeviate or try to anyways, their emotional pain. [/quote]
Is that what happened to you?[/quote]
bahhaahh, don’t confuse the hulk to some fat slob. [/quote]
Did you mean “compare” or did you mean “with”. Either way it’s so hard not to, maybe the 700 lb man is the real RogueVampire.[/quote]
[quote]roybot wrote:
[quote]gonepostal wrote:
[quote]roguevampire wrote:
[quote]gonepostal wrote:
[quote]roguevampire wrote:
When you see an extremely overweight person, like 450+lbs or whatever, you have to realize, they are that way cause of emotional issues. Food is their choice of drug to illeviate or try to anyways, their emotional pain. [/quote]
Is that what happened to you?[/quote]
bahhaahh, don’t confuse the hulk to some fat slob. [/quote]
Did you mean “compare” or did you mean “with”. Either way it’s so hard not to, maybe the 700 lb man is the real RogueVampire.[/quote]
Holy shit! Was the Darkninja and Rogiue’s secret sex tape?
[quote]roybot wrote:
[quote]Raw Finn wrote:
HG, not everyone is as tough as you. Some people need a softer approach or they just start crying and become mentally paralyzed.[/quote]
I think Robert Gibbs is already mentally paralyzed by his situation. A softer approach put him where he is. He filmed that first video the day before his 23rd birthday, in tears about his predicament. I wonder whether it’s more likely that his family helped him take the first step by not gifting him with a cake, OR… if they justified giving him one because it was his 23rd and to ‘cheer him up’ after he cried the day before (even if it meant that he may not see his 24th)?
There is no easy way. “Desperate times call for desperate measures” and all that…any and every solution is going to be unpleasant from his view. [/quote]
I think you are right. I still think small steps need be taken like someone probably already said.
[quote]huscarl wrote:
Don’t see why they should be treated differently than any other self-harming mental person. We ignore it at our (tax paying) peril ;)[/quote]
good point.
First off…TWO LARGE PIZZAS AND LITERS OF SODA is one freaking meal. I don’t understand that. Knowing your situation…and continuing to eat like that at every meal indicates not just a mental disorder…but pure dysfunction at life. 2 whole pizzas and liters of soda don’t just slide down easily…especially when you are so fat you can’t even get up to pay the delivery guy.
No one gets like that without enablers. They are just as insane as this.