'TWO BIG PIGS': Rude woman kicked off flight after fat-shaming meltdown
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I love how there is nearly an entire page debating the weight of PJSoul's exboyfriend of 20 years ago.
I also agree, 350 seems higher than expected.
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Excuse me, I know we have not banged around for some time....but I was wondering if you could look at this chart and tell me if you would have listed as morbidly obese, despite being a big and buff guy?
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That was a nightmare draw for a seat. Lady was rude, but my heart would sink if I was walking down the aisle, checking rows, and saw where my middle row seat was. I wouldn't say anything ... unless we got delayed and it was one of those situations where it's summer and they turn the damn overhead air off ... radiating in a baking plane between two large heat radiators of people might send me off the deep end.
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Jason P said:That was a nightmare draw for a seat. Lady was rude, but my heart would sink if I was walking down the aisle, checking rows, and saw where my middle row seat was. I wouldn't say anything ... unless we got delayed and it was one of those situations where it's summer and they turn the damn overhead air off ... radiating in a baking plane between two large heat radiators of people might send me off the deep end.
But I'm also of the opinion that this woman handled it poorly- the callous treatment was over the top. She needed to express her situation privately with the attendants.
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Just like how they allow only 1 lap baby per row, they should only allow 1 belt extender per row.
I mean what if John Popper was the middle guy? I'm talking 1995 John Popper, not this slimmed down version.0 -
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We talked about this at work today.
Just like there are specifications for carry-on luggage (too big and it must be checked), it could be argued that there should be specifications for passenger seating selections. If one exceeds a certain weight, maybe they should be required to purchase an extra seat?
My buddy was injured in India and needed to be flown back to Canada. He needed to buy an entire row of seats and a nurse to assist him with his travel as he needed to lie down. I know the circumstances are different, but they are also similar: his personal circumstances required more room than a 'typical' flyer. If you are obese and wish to fly... you should be able to, but not at the personal discomfort of the person beside you.
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I fly 90% of the time in Asia with a plane full of people where most aren't even pushin chubby. In the US when I fly all of sudden claustrophobia sets in and I wonder if the plane can handle the extra weight.Did they calculate the fuel correctly for all these fatties!? Will the lift be sufficient?0
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Once I had an aisle seat and the girl next to me asked if I would be kind to switch seats with her husband sitting in another row so that they could sit together for the flight ... he was in a similar situation as this thread ... it was a 4+ hour flight and I declined. I could feel her giving me the stink eye for the flight but I slept like a baby because I booked my seat six month in advance. Plus, god forbid you don't sit next to your husband for 4 hours. Read a book, lady. Better yet, don't wait until the last second to book a flight.
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Jason P said:Once I had an aisle seat and the girl next to me asked if I would be kind to switch seats with her husband sitting in another row so that they could sit together for the flight ... he was in a similar situation as this thread ... it was a 4+ hour flight and I declined. I could feel her giving me the stink eye for the flight but I slept like a baby because I booked my seat six month in advance. Plus, god forbid you don't sit next to your husband for 4 hours. Read a book, lady. Better yet, don't wait until the last second to book a flight.
You could have went to war here. If she insisted on the stink eye and pouting because you didn't want to switch the aisle seat for a cramped middle seat between a couple mooses... you could have gotten up to go to the bathroom and accidentally ripped a fludderblast. Message delivered: "You wanna play? I ain't playin'!""My brain's a good brain!"0 -
Jason P said:Once I had an aisle seat and the girl next to me asked if I would be kind to switch seats with her husband sitting in another row so that they could sit together for the flight ... he was in a similar situation as this thread ... it was a 4+ hour flight and I declined. I could feel her giving me the stink eye for the flight but I slept like a baby because I booked my seat six month in advance. Plus, god forbid you don't sit next to your husband for 4 hours. Read a book, lady. Better yet, don't wait until the last second to book a flight.
I said no at first, but then felt bad and changed my mind 2 minutes later. Ended up that the other 2 people on the row in my new seat never showed up and I got the whole row to sleep on! And I think the flight attendant gave me a free drink for being nice.
But for a grown couple I wouldn’t, I hate middle seats. But it also may not be their fault, there’s always flight delays that cause missed layovers and stuff. We’ve been there and got stuck with last minute seats on a new flight. We’ve also booked flights on short notice for a funeral or to visit a friend who just got diagnosed with terminal cancer. Can’t really plan ahead for that.Post edited by mace1229 on0 -
I've swapped a bunch of times but I don't get asked very often....the folks up front are more often business travelers and you can usually use a break from co-workers if flying together I've found.The love he receives is the love that is saved0
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cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:Smellyman said:if he was 350 he wasn't all muscle.He had about 4% body fat. He was fucking huge and ripped. So I don't know what to tell you, lol. He was a heavy, tall fucker with massive broad shoulders with no fat and a shitload of muscle. He was an All-American player in the early 90s, and, very weirdly, held a world record for a rowing machine (for speed).He eventually had to stop playing because he fucked his knees up - no surprise with all that weight on them. But he's apparently a successful personal trainer now (coached college ball for some years).
Edit: I should say if he was an all-American basketball (college level assuming) ... then he wasn’t 350 pounds I should say
Post edited by PJ_Soul onWith all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0 -
PJ_Soul said:cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:Smellyman said:if he was 350 he wasn't all muscle.He had about 4% body fat. He was fucking huge and ripped. So I don't know what to tell you, lol. He was a heavy, tall fucker with massive broad shoulders with no fat and a shitload of muscle. He was an All-American player in the early 90s, and, very weirdly, held a world record for a rowing machine (for speed).He eventually had to stop playing because he fucked his knees up - no surprise with all that weight on them. But he's apparently a successful personal trainer now (coached college ball for some years).
Edit: I should say if he was an all-American basketball (college level assuming) ... then he wasn’t 350 pounds I should say
So I certainly didnt call you a liar. I said based on the assumptions I made while looking into it it wouldn;t be accurate. But the assumptions could be wrong. Man everyone questioning your statement as it was an extreme weight and yet you focus on me...hmmmm,...lolhippiemom = goodness0 -
cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:Smellyman said:if he was 350 he wasn't all muscle.He had about 4% body fat. He was fucking huge and ripped. So I don't know what to tell you, lol. He was a heavy, tall fucker with massive broad shoulders with no fat and a shitload of muscle. He was an All-American player in the early 90s, and, very weirdly, held a world record for a rowing machine (for speed).He eventually had to stop playing because he fucked his knees up - no surprise with all that weight on them. But he's apparently a successful personal trainer now (coached college ball for some years).
Edit: I should say if he was an all-American basketball (college level assuming) ... then he wasn’t 350 pounds I should say
So I certainly didnt call you a liar. I said based on the assumptions I made while looking into it it wouldn;t be accurate. But the assumptions could be wrong. Man everyone questioning your statement as it was an extreme weight and yet you focus on me...hmmmm,...lol0 -
y'all forgot to convert from metric to imperial0
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pjhawks said:cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:Smellyman said:if he was 350 he wasn't all muscle.He had about 4% body fat. He was fucking huge and ripped. So I don't know what to tell you, lol. He was a heavy, tall fucker with massive broad shoulders with no fat and a shitload of muscle. He was an All-American player in the early 90s, and, very weirdly, held a world record for a rowing machine (for speed).He eventually had to stop playing because he fucked his knees up - no surprise with all that weight on them. But he's apparently a successful personal trainer now (coached college ball for some years).
Edit: I should say if he was an all-American basketball (college level assuming) ... then he wasn’t 350 pounds I should say
So I certainly didnt call you a liar. I said based on the assumptions I made while looking into it it wouldn;t be accurate. But the assumptions could be wrong. Man everyone questioning your statement as it was an extreme weight and yet you focus on me...hmmmm,...lolhippiemom = goodness0 -
cincybearcat said:pjhawks said:cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:Smellyman said:if he was 350 he wasn't all muscle.He had about 4% body fat. He was fucking huge and ripped. So I don't know what to tell you, lol. He was a heavy, tall fucker with massive broad shoulders with no fat and a shitload of muscle. He was an All-American player in the early 90s, and, very weirdly, held a world record for a rowing machine (for speed).He eventually had to stop playing because he fucked his knees up - no surprise with all that weight on them. But he's apparently a successful personal trainer now (coached college ball for some years).
Edit: I should say if he was an all-American basketball (college level assuming) ... then he wasn’t 350 pounds I should say
So I certainly didnt call you a liar. I said based on the assumptions I made while looking into it it wouldn;t be accurate. But the assumptions could be wrong. Man everyone questioning your statement as it was an extreme weight and yet you focus on me...hmmmm,...lol0 -
One of my best friends is 6'9" 350 right now and by no means is he fat or obese. He's just a friggin cement wall.
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cincybearcat said:pjhawks said:cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:Smellyman said:if he was 350 he wasn't all muscle.He had about 4% body fat. He was fucking huge and ripped. So I don't know what to tell you, lol. He was a heavy, tall fucker with massive broad shoulders with no fat and a shitload of muscle. He was an All-American player in the early 90s, and, very weirdly, held a world record for a rowing machine (for speed).He eventually had to stop playing because he fucked his knees up - no surprise with all that weight on them. But he's apparently a successful personal trainer now (coached college ball for some years).
Edit: I should say if he was an all-American basketball (college level assuming) ... then he wasn’t 350 pounds I should say
So I certainly didnt call you a liar. I said based on the assumptions I made while looking into it it wouldn;t be accurate. But the assumptions could be wrong. Man everyone questioning your statement as it was an extreme weight and yet you focus on me...hmmmm,...lol
Post edited by PJ_Soul onWith all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0 -
PJ_Soul said:cincybearcat said:pjhawks said:cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:Smellyman said:if he was 350 he wasn't all muscle.He had about 4% body fat. He was fucking huge and ripped. So I don't know what to tell you, lol. He was a heavy, tall fucker with massive broad shoulders with no fat and a shitload of muscle. He was an All-American player in the early 90s, and, very weirdly, held a world record for a rowing machine (for speed).He eventually had to stop playing because he fucked his knees up - no surprise with all that weight on them. But he's apparently a successful personal trainer now (coached college ball for some years).
Edit: I should say if he was an all-American basketball (college level assuming) ... then he wasn’t 350 pounds I should say
So I certainly didnt call you a liar. I said based on the assumptions I made while looking into it it wouldn;t be accurate. But the assumptions could be wrong. Man everyone questioning your statement as it was an extreme weight and yet you focus on me...hmmmm,...lol
I've only dated one girl that has been almost as tall as me so I understand. She liked that I was tall.
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