Fat slob at the OU game

[Snattlerake]

Totally unrelated but have you guys noticed how many people who teach shooting and self defense are fat and out of shape? I would think the first thing a person could do to defend themselves is be in shape?

I have a shape. It is called round.

 

[streak]

Chubby how many adjectives can you guys dream up? Hefty, plump. Some people have medical reasons to be obese. Some are just too lazy and eat too much like my brother.

Dream up? Someone should introduce you to a thesaurus

 

[Pstmstr]

Dream up? Someone should introduce you to a thesaurus

You just got excited cause you thought I said drumstick. You’ve never heard the term dream up?

 

[streak]

You just got excited cause you thought I said drumstick. You’ve never heard the term dream up?

Oh, I have heard the phrase. It generally means to come up with something unique (that means not common). The ? was confusion on how you figured that I came up with it and how you had evaded hearing that vernacular until now.

 

[montesa]

Chubby how many adjectives can you guys dream up? Hefty, plump. Some people have medical reasons to be obese. Some are just too lazy and eat too much like my brother.

Are there actual medical reasons that cause people to be obese? As in, if they burned more than they take in, they somehow stay fat? How is that metabolically possible? I’ve heard this a lot but I think people just don’t realize how little food they need. Often fat people are sedentary as well. It’s very easy to eat 2x the calories you need and decide you can’t lose weight.

 

[tiasman]

OP here. Again. Actually this thread is full of a bunch of miserable ****s who approve of the incredible arrogance of someone who would expect another to surrender something, such as a stadium seat that they paid for, because he wants it. Same thing happens on airlines all the time. Raise that armrest so I can use your seat too.

And then, because no one else, involved or uninvolved said anything, then the overweight gentleman's inconsiderate, entitled, and obnoxious behavior was OK. Somebody should have fought him I guess to make him behave in a civilized manner. Except for all other situations, we say MYOB right?

Also, my "primary complaint" in the OP wasn't that he was fat. The OP was only three lines long. How could someone manage to be confounded by my meaning unless it is on purpose?

My "primary complaint" was his behavior as I have stated several times. Unbelievably arrogant.

Figures that someone would think another piece of pie was the answer.

Bruh, lighten up. You had two observations of a guy.

1. He’s “a fat slob”
2. He made one comment about a chicks legs.

From those two observations you’ve come to an awful lot of conclusions about that feller.

Maybe if you would have talked to him, you would have discovered some perspective, but noooooooo, you wouldn’t want to do that.

 

[JEVapa]

My "primary complaint" was his behavior as I have stated several times. Unbelievably arrogant.

Your primary complaint was that he was too fat and took some other guy's seat because he was too fat, so said un-fat guy had to stand. You indicated he was rude and careless because he was too fat because he made it impossible for un-fat to be able to sit in his own seat. The nice legs comments was secondary.

Fat slob at the OU-Kstate football game yesterday spilled out of his seat so much that the guy next to him had to stand for the entire game.

 

[tiasman]

Chubby how many adjectives can you guys dream up? Hefty, plump. Some people have medical reasons to be obese. Some are just too lazy and eat too much like my brother.

You cross fit, dontcha?

 

[Pstmstr]

You cross fit, dontcha?

No, I wear men’s clothes I don’t stuff my face or drink a lot of alcohol and try to walk daily.

 

[montesa]

This is about to turn into fit shaming next!