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OT....Heart Attack Grill giant dead at 29......
- Thread starter rhys5891
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In article , [email protected]d
says...
Some of these huge people are far too heavy for standard
ambulances, gurneys, operating tables and hospital beds. Big problem if
they need an emergency hospital admission and the nearest one doesn't
have heavy-duty equipment available.
Janet
says...
Some of these huge people are far too heavy for standard
ambulances, gurneys, operating tables and hospital beds. Big problem if
they need an emergency hospital admission and the nearest one doesn't
have heavy-duty equipment available.
Janet
rufusredcoat
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On Mar 4, 7:08?am, notbob wrote:
LOL
LOL
ForTheLulz
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On 07/03/2011 12:19 PM, sf wrote:
I get my candles at Ikea. They are clean burning, long lasting candles
and sell for a fraction of what most stores charge for them.
I get my candles at Ikea. They are clean burning, long lasting candles
and sell for a fraction of what most stores charge for them.
On Mar 4, 12:35?am, " Bigbazza" wrote:
I don't like the promotion of these type of foods, but I also don't
like the idea of some pinhead telling me what I can and cannot eat or
what I can and can't watch on TV. He was obese because he ate too damn
much. No one at the Heart Attack Grill forced him to eat like that.
They just gave him what he wanted. In fact, it sounds like Blair and
The HAG had an excellent relationship. Well, until eating like that
killed him at 29.
I don't like the promotion of these type of foods, but I also don't
like the idea of some pinhead telling me what I can and cannot eat or
what I can and can't watch on TV. He was obese because he ate too damn
much. No one at the Heart Attack Grill forced him to eat like that.
They just gave him what he wanted. In fact, it sounds like Blair and
The HAG had an excellent relationship. Well, until eating like that
killed him at 29.
On 04/03/2011 6:35 AM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
Indeed. Half that weight would be overweight. I can't imagine anyone
allowing the their self to get that fat.
On a similar note..... at the end of my cardiac rehab class we do a cool
down and the music is usually the Hawaiian version of Over the Rainbow,.
I googled it to see what else the guy sag. It turns out that the singer,
Israel Kamakawiwo'ole wa a huge one, about 750 pounds, who die at the
age of 38 of a weight related respiratory problem. I couldn't help but
be struck by the irony of his music being used for a cardiac rehab class.
Indeed. Half that weight would be overweight. I can't imagine anyone
allowing the their self to get that fat.
On a similar note..... at the end of my cardiac rehab class we do a cool
down and the music is usually the Hawaiian version of Over the Rainbow,.
I googled it to see what else the guy sag. It turns out that the singer,
Israel Kamakawiwo'ole wa a huge one, about 750 pounds, who die at the
age of 38 of a weight related respiratory problem. I couldn't help but
be struck by the irony of his music being used for a cardiac rehab class.
zrosemarie
New member
On 08/03/2011 12:00 AM, sf wrote:
The closest one to me is more than 40 miles away, and I have only once
made a special trip there, and that was to take advantage of the
guarantee on a desk chair that had broken. I had a bit of a runaround
because they no longer over the 10 year warranty on that chair.
There are two of them just off the highway that we take to the "big
city". They have a lot of good stuff in there,, though the quality of
most of their furniture has dropped. It was the only place where I
could find a suitable entertainment centre, which was also quite cheap.
There always have a lot of stuff in impulse locations with prices so
cheap they are hard to turn down.
it is also a good place to stop for a quick, cheap meal. The food is
pretty good and the prices are amazing.
The closest one to me is more than 40 miles away, and I have only once
made a special trip there, and that was to take advantage of the
guarantee on a desk chair that had broken. I had a bit of a runaround
because they no longer over the 10 year warranty on that chair.
There are two of them just off the highway that we take to the "big
city". They have a lot of good stuff in there,, though the quality of
most of their furniture has dropped. It was the only place where I
could find a suitable entertainment centre, which was also quite cheap.
There always have a lot of stuff in impulse locations with prices so
cheap they are hard to turn down.
it is also a good place to stop for a quick, cheap meal. The food is
pretty good and the prices are amazing.
Dave Smith wrote:
That's not true... depends on distance and where on the animal the
shot hits... at 100' you only need for one pellet to hit e rabbit in
the head to kill it... at 1000' one pellet striking the skull will
probably make a superficial skin wound, but if it enters the eye
socket or ear opening it will probably be a kill shot. There are
really too many variables to say what damage a shotgun can do, even
wind plays a part. But you can definitely kill any size man with a
blast of bird shot at 100', can take his damn head off... Chaney's
birding buddy was really lucky to walk away. I've caught many a clay
pigeon with one pellet and still shattered it to bits.
That's not true... depends on distance and where on the animal the
shot hits... at 100' you only need for one pellet to hit e rabbit in
the head to kill it... at 1000' one pellet striking the skull will
probably make a superficial skin wound, but if it enters the eye
socket or ear opening it will probably be a kill shot. There are
really too many variables to say what damage a shotgun can do, even
wind plays a part. But you can definitely kill any size man with a
blast of bird shot at 100', can take his damn head off... Chaney's
birding buddy was really lucky to walk away. I've caught many a clay
pigeon with one pellet and still shattered it to bits.
skittlesMMM
New member
On Tue, 8 Mar 2011 05:43:43 -0800 (PST), Bryan
wrote:
You're angry enough to write a song about it, so let your creative
juices flow *offline*.
--
Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
wrote:
You're angry enough to write a song about it, so let your creative
juices flow *offline*.
--
Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
sk8erkater
New member
On Mar 5, 10:29?pm, "news" wrote:
lmao!!
lmao!!
browneyedbeauty
New member
Dave Smith wrote:
Pier One sells great candles dirt cheap after the holidays. They become
my emergency candles sit in the pantry.. no one cares if the candle has
a Christmas tree on it.
Pier One sells great candles dirt cheap after the holidays. They become
my emergency candles sit in the pantry.. no one cares if the candle has
a Christmas tree on it.
DrangonFly
New member
In article ,
"Julie Bove" wrote:
I don't get the point, either. But it doesn't matter, since I don't
shave anyway:
http://www.recfoodcooking.com/mug/shot/Dan Abel.jpg
And you were complaining about Bobo being ugly. Here's an old picture,
since I'm on that page anyway:
http://www.recfoodcooking.com/mug/shot/Bobo_Bonobo.jpg
--
Dan Abel
Petaluma, California USA
[email protected]
"Julie Bove" wrote:
I don't get the point, either. But it doesn't matter, since I don't
shave anyway:
http://www.recfoodcooking.com/mug/shot/Dan Abel.jpg
And you were complaining about Bobo being ugly. Here's an old picture,
since I'm on that page anyway:
http://www.recfoodcooking.com/mug/shot/Bobo_Bonobo.jpg
--
Dan Abel
Petaluma, California USA
[email protected]
On Mon, 7 Mar 2011 22:52:45 -0800, "Julie Bove"
wrote:
I found them online. http://www.flamelesscandles.net/ If I cared as
much as some do about scents or flame and wanted candles, it is a good
alternative. I don't buy scented candles - but it's not for the
reasons most people here are all hot under the collar about.
--
Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
wrote:
I found them online. http://www.flamelesscandles.net/ If I cared as
much as some do about scents or flame and wanted candles, it is a good
alternative. I don't buy scented candles - but it's not for the
reasons most people here are all hot under the collar about.
--
Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.