A good reason to not hire a fatty...

[talisman]

You were 680 and lost 140lbs and think you are healthier? Get real dude.

LOL, he was about 500. 680 was the store number.

[davbrucas]

To each his own. I remember our vows saying something about, "For better or worse, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, till death do us part; let no man tear asunder."

That's your choice. I fell in love and married a woman that was a certain weight. Attraction is very important for a healthy relationship. If the attraction isnt there, the love will turn to resentment and its all down hill from there. Have more respect for your spouse than to allow yourself to get fat.

[davbrucas]

680 *i think* is their store number.

If not, holy shieeeet.

lol, he was about 500. 680 was the store number.

lmgdao...

[Sean88gt]

LOL, he was about 500. 680 was the store number.

Still pretty fucking disgusting. At 240 I realized I had a problem. How does one expand to 1/4 ton??

[davbrucas]

Still pretty fucking disgusting. At 240 I realized I had a problem. How does one expand to 1/4 ton??

Like this...

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQUEQLBDACE1103RVlrPMK6iBvVq9zEZJABfHdGyuBqKg5BPaoVGg

[Sean88gt]

That's your choice. I fell in love and married a woman that was a certain weight. Attraction is very important for a healthy relationship. If the attraction isnt there, the love will turn to resentment and its all down hill from there. Have more respect for your spouse than to allow yourself to get fat.

Yep. I married a thin woman, which is what I want. I won't bone a porker let alone be married to one. I don't see anywhere in the vows where excess weight gain is alright.

[sc281]

Like this...

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...yuBqKg5BPaoVGg

nom nom nom

[davbrucas]

If you cant see your cock when you take a piss (without a mirror and/or serious pannus repositioning) then you are a fat bastard.

[Sean88gt]

Like this...

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...yuBqKg5BPaoVGg

Didn't realize billybob had long hair.

[davbrucas]

To each his own. I remember our vows saying something about, "For better or worse, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, till death do us part; let no man tear asunder."

For better or worse, eh? You cannot tell me that you would stay married to a woman that did this to herself? And you...

[billybob81]

Yup...bariatric surgery has its place. But it doesnt take away from the fact that most obese people have self control issues...as well as entitlement issues.

Yup..and many learn to regain the weight even with the band. They just think that they can go back in and get it tightened. Just a band aid...but in many cases, this is the needed kick in the ass that gets these people to make a huge lifestyle change. And good for them.

I have struggled with losing weight and gaining it back my entire life. I know alot of it was self control and mental, but it was still a struggle that I have faced. I was very depressed and suicidal for a long time. I knew I needed help and didn't know where to turn. I had the vertical sleeve gastrectomy, not because I thought it was an easy way out, but because I wanted to use it to help me change my life around. As with any weight loss surgery, people have to accept the mental aspect of it and change their habits. It is not a "quick fix". I started exercising and working out, and continue to do that. I didn't really have to change my eating habits, because in the last several years, I quit eating fried foods and drinking sugary soft drinks and sweet tea.

You were 680 and lost 140lbs and think you are healthier? Get real dude.

No, I was referring to the store I worked at previously, store #680. I was 449 lbs at my heaviest before surgery. I am 6'1" and just over 300 lbs currently. I am still an "overweight fatty", but am continuing on the right track.

[Sean88gt]

I was very depressed and suicidal for a long time.
.

Eat the gun?

[davbrucas]

I have struggled with losing weight and gaining it back my entire life. I know alot of it was self control and mental, but it was still a struggle that I have faced. I was very depressed and suicidal for a long time. I knew I needed help and didn't know where to turn. I had the vertical sleeve gastrectomy, not because I thought it was an easy way out, but because I wanted to use it to help me change my life around. As with any weight loss surgery, people have to accept the mental aspect of it and change their habits. It is not a "quick fix". I started exercising and working out, and continue to do that. I didn't really have to change my eating habits, because in the last several years, I quit eating fried foods and drinking sugary soft drinks and sweet tea.



No, I was referring to the store I worked at previously, store #680. I was 449 lbs at my heaviest before surgery. I am 6'1" and just over 300 lbs currently. I am still an "overweight fatty", but am continuing on the right track.

Good for you...keep it up.

[davbrucas]

Eat the gun?

That's gonna leave a mark!

[billybob81]

That is a pretty stiff accusation considering he still works for the company. You want to back that up with some proof?

I am sure the proof is still in the computer system in the invoices. Some of the employees that are still at your store knew about it as well. If you really want to know, I will tell you about it, but not on a public message board.