600 lb lady dies after being surgically removed from couch. - Page 2

Myxomatosis · 15th August 2004, 04:25

Was this a disorder?

protegechris · 15th August 2004, 04:31

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Originally posted by .hXc.
I'm glad she died. Waste of a human life. They should've thrown her into a vat of acid or something. No seriously. There are kids fucking starving out there. What does this woman do? Becomes one with her couch in a way that I'm sure no master of any form of any art would want. Sits on her ass for so long that her skin actually becomes PART of the couch. I wouldn't've mind ending her life at any point in time. People like her make me sick.

I'll say this for everyone.

Shut the fuck up noob.

GqSkrub · 15th August 2004, 04:41

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Originally posted by protegechris
I'll say this for everyone.

Shut the fuck up noob.

GOOD POST!!!

Since when can we not express our opinions? Is there somethign specific within that post that you dont' like or do you like calling people noobs and telling them to shut up? He brings up good points you added nothing. Of what use was she? when the phrase "waste of life" is used, it's usually a joke. but in this case she was literally a waste of life.

Namelessv1 · 15th August 2004, 04:43

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Originally posted by GqSkrub
Since when can we not express our opinions?

You'd think we'd be able to considering this is a community forum, but apparently not...

protegechris · 15th August 2004, 05:02

O_o Yes, and while reading the last half of the last page I retract my last statement. While she shouldn't be murdered, something really should have been done. And that picture disturbs me.

Wolfgang · 15th August 2004, 05:53

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Originally posted by .hXc.
I'm glad she died. Waste of a human life. They should've thrown her into a vat of acid or something...

It's a disease just like anorexia. If someone in your family had a disease I bet you would be tolerant.

protegechris · 15th August 2004, 05:58

Yeah...

A sugar frosted, cream filled disease.

Omega X · 15th August 2004, 06:22

why.....who....what....

Man. For five years.....she didn't STAY that fat on her own...

CaptainNuss · 15th August 2004, 11:39

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Originally posted by protegechris
I'll say this for everyone.

Well, not for me.

protegechris · 15th August 2004, 11:42

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Originally posted by protegechris
O_o Yes, and while reading the last half of the last page I retract my last statement. While she shouldn't be murdered, something really should have been done. And that picture disturbs me.

CaptainNuss · 15th August 2004, 12:04

Ah well, I'll remember to think before posting next time...

.hXc. · 15th August 2004, 14:06

Okay, maybe that was a little harsh. But still... gah.

protegechris · 15th August 2004, 14:07

i really think the husband should get a lawsuit against himfor negligence.

squakMix · 15th August 2004, 14:41

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Originally posted by mrharhar
What happend to respect for the dead?

Since when was I suppost to respect someone after they've died?

I cant think of any situation where this woman could have "had this done to her" against her own will. You people talk of it as if it wasnt her fault. It was. Even if she had someone with a gun to her head telling her to eat, the person wouldnt be able to stay with her for five years forcing her to eat big macs every day. I suspect it went something like this:

Fat lady decides to give up on life. Sits down of couch. Sleeps there. Next day doesnt want to get up. Picks up the phone and calls someone that she knows will bring her food. Turns on TV. Food comes. Watches TV all day. Sleeps.

...And so the cycle goes, until it becomes routine, and then eventually habit. There is no explainable instance where this woman did this against her will.

...Now, I dont necessarily believe that she deserved to die. She didnt do anything wrong to anybody, she just screwed herself. The point of my post is that she did it to herself. It wasnt as if she was a "victim".

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Originally posted by Wolfgang
It's a disease just like anorexia. If someone in your family had a disease I bet you would be tolerant.

No, neither are something that you "catch", or get by any means of transmission. Both are lifestyle choices that society does not approve of. That's why when someone doesnt live up to the conditions of society they are considered "diseased", or are immediately outcasted. Now, anorexia and chronic obesity are extremes of this, but again: both parties with these "diseases" chose to be this way. Not having the will power to change does not justify a "diseased" tag.

Wolfgang · 15th August 2004, 18:28

She should have had one of these.

GqSkrub · 15th August 2004, 21:06

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No, neither are something that you "catch", or get by any means of transmission. Both are lifestyle choices that society does not approve of. That's why when someone doesnt live up to the conditions of society they are considered "diseased", or are immediately outcasted. Now, anorexia and chronic obesity are extremes of this, but again: both parties with these "diseases" chose to be this way. Not having the will power to change does not justify a "diseased" tag.

what are you trying to say? you should try again.

Myxomatosis · 16th August 2004, 03:58

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Originally posted by GqSkrub
what are you trying to say? you should try again.

I think that he was trying to state that this was her choice and her fault.

WarriorQueen · 16th August 2004, 06:08

I saw it on the news, it was very disturbing. Made me sick, had to turn the channel.

ziege · 16th August 2004, 13:33

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Originally posted by GqSkrub
what are you trying to say? you should try again.

Sounded like he was trying to say psychological illnesses don't really exist and it's just the persons own fault =/

Semantics · 16th August 2004, 13:34

...er, most cases of anorexia are not a choice per se...sure a person chooses to not eat because they think they are fat, but their state of mind is not euthymic. Something or someone somewhere (tramatic experience, learned behavior, enviroment at home, media influence, etc.) has skewed their world view.

There, my little tangent is done.

squakMix · 16th August 2004, 17:59

So now anorexic people and chronically obese people are mentally ill...

...in the sense of the word that they arent completely right in the head. I dont think so. Both of these "diseases" is a biproduct of another happiness. Fat people are happy to eat stuff that tastes good, but by letting themself eat mcdonalds every day they become fat. They're fat because the desire to eat overwhelms the desire to be thin.

Anorexics are happy being thin, but they probably arent happy forcing themselves to vomit after every meal. The desire to be thin overwhelms the desire to eat.

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15th August 2004, 05:02	#5
protegechris Forum Queen Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 6,635	O_o Yes, and while reading the last half of the last page I retract my last statement. While she shouldn't be murdered, something really should have been done. And that picture disturbs me. yeah, i'm back.

15th August 2004, 05:58	#7
protegechris Forum Queen Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 6,635	Yeah... A sugar frosted, cream filled disease. yeah, i'm back.

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CaptainNuss Indecisive One (Senior Member) Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: :morF Posts: 625	Ah well, I'll remember to think before posting next time... [size=1]"Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs and the universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning." - Richard Cook

15th August 2004, 14:07	#13
protegechris Forum Queen Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 6,635	i really think the husband should get a lawsuit against himfor negligence. yeah, i'm back.

15th August 2004, 06:22	#8
Omega X Forum King Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: A Parallel Dimension Posts: 2,253	why.....who....what.... Man. For five years.....she didn't STAY that fat on her own...

15th August 2004, 14:06	#12
.hXc. Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: 514 Posts: 46	Okay, maybe that was a little harsh. But still... gah.

16th August 2004, 06:08	#18
WarriorQueen Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: big nasty city Posts: 7	I saw it on the news, it was very disturbing. Made me sick, had to turn the channel.

16th August 2004, 13:34	#20
Semantics Senior Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Michigan Posts: 123	...er, most cases of anorexia are not a choice per se...sure a person chooses to not eat because they think they are fat, but their state of mind is not euthymic. Something or someone somewhere (tramatic experience, learned behavior, enviroment at home, media influence, etc.) has skewed their world view. There, my little tangent is done.

16th August 2004, 17:59	#21
squakMix wwwyzzerdd (Forum King) Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 3,458	So now anorexic people and chronically obese people are mentally ill... ...in the sense of the word that they arent completely right in the head. I dont think so. Both of these "diseases" is a biproduct of another happiness. Fat people are happy to eat stuff that tastes good, but by letting themself eat mcdonalds every day they become fat. They're fat because the desire to eat overwhelms the desire to be thin. Anorexics are happy being thin, but they probably arent happy forcing themselves to vomit after every meal. The desire to be thin overwhelms the desire to eat. Check out my music

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