[redfreedom]

I’ve often wondered about these excessively fat people and their joints. It’s just gotta be hard on all of their body, on the order of strapping a 100 pound-plus cement block to their body.

Seriously, tie a common cement block to your front and back, sit down and try to get up, let alone walk out the front door, down the steps, to the mail box and back. Why would anyone want to put themselves through obesity?

Walmart is a good example, some little 90 year old lady inching along in her walker, and getting almost run over by some fat slob racing along in one of those electric cars Walmart has. Or some fat slob taking up a handicap parking spot so he does not have to walk very far.

[Ethan Clive Osgoode]

Walmart is a good example, some little 90 year old lady inching along in her walker, and getting almost run over by some fat slob racing along in one of those electric cars Walmart has.

Morbidly obese people should not be allowed to use electric carts.

[digger48]

Nothing like dodging oncoming side-by-side convoys in the aisles when Lardbutt Lady and Daddys Little Fat are each on one of those and on a sugar run.

[Drew68]

Walmart is a good example, some little 90 year old lady inching along in her walker, and getting almost run over by some fat slob racing along in one of those electric cars Walmart has.

You've touched on my latest pet peeve; those damn "mobility scooters" (paid for by Walmart shoppers) being operated by corpulent hambeasts whose mobility issues would be alleviated if only they get their fat asses off those scooters and burn off some calories walking up and down the aisles.

I'm sure some hambeast or hambeast apologist will be around shortly to tell me I just "can't see" their handicap.