Britain's answer to the $6,000,000 man

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TimberWolf replied

4 January 2011, 19:40
He should take up channel swimming, where his bulk won't matter and might well be an asset. In fact I might suggest swimming the Atlantic.
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Zippy replied

4 January 2011, 17:39
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

'uman rights, init?

What would you do? Starve them?

No, of course not. I just wouldn't continue to give them food that I knew would probably result in their death.
I can't see the difference between overfeeding and obtaining an overdose of drugs for someone. Except in legal terms of course.
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Churchill replied

4 January 2011, 17:34
Originally posted by Zippy View Post

I agree. Whenever I see these shows I ask myself the same question. I assume the carers or relatives cook up the burgers and fries and serve them, but if they tried to escort him to Dignitas they'd be arrested. Flippin' barmy!

'uman rights, init?

What would you do? Starve them?
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Zippy replied

4 January 2011, 17:33
Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post

Two questions?

Who feeds these people?

I agree. Whenever I see these shows I ask myself the same question. I assume the carers or relatives cook up the burgers and fries and serve them, but if they tried to escort him to Dignitas they'd be arrested. Flippin' barmy!
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DodgyAgent replied

4 January 2011, 17:28
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

I think you already know the answer to that one chubs.

less of the "chubs" shorty
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Churchill replied

4 January 2011, 17:24
Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post

Two questions?

Who feeds these people? and who pays for the food that they consume?

I think you already know the answer to that one chubs.
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DodgyAgent replied

4 January 2011, 17:22
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

Did anyone notice the man is naked?

Me neither until I looked a second time just now. Either that or his pants have disappeared.

Two questions?

Who feeds these people? and who pays for the food that they consume?
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vetran replied

4 January 2011, 17:20
Its not funny unfortunately friend of my wife's passed away a few years ago weighing about 38 stone.

Mostly due to psychiatric issues but the thing I never understood was how she gained weight in hospital. I would have thought a diet would have been one of the easiest things to administer to the morbidly obese bed ridden.
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TimberWolf replied

4 January 2011, 17:15
Did anyone notice the man is naked?

Me neither until I looked a second time just now. Either that or his pants have disappeared.
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Clippy replied

4 January 2011, 17:12
Originally posted by hyperD View Post

Well, that's my plan b sorted then - come on down, bacon butties, and give me your sackload of food tokens!

A potential Plan B is making/selling supersized everyday items for fatties such as chairs, beds etc.

And coffins:
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hyperD replied

4 January 2011, 16:59
Well, that's my plan b sorted then - come on down, bacon butties, and give me your sackload of food tokens!
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4 January 2011, 16:15
Britain's answer to the $6,000,000 man

Broken heart made world's fattest man Paul Mason 70 stone but cost taxpayer £1m | Mail Online
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