AstroLad said:i never really understood the heart attack jokes made by restaurants. i guess it shows how little we care about what we eat. you wouldn't see a mainstream cigarette brand call itself tumor maker! in a jokey way. it just always struck me as really weird and it's a phenomenon that goes way beyond just heart attack grill
Dave Inc. said:Not to mention that hugely obese people tend to have respiratory issues.
DasRaven said:Never been to Mexico, South America, Africa, or SE Asia I see. I've been to all of the above.
The fact that we put fresh cleaned water on our lawns (in the desert no less) is an abhorrent waste to most of the world's population.
So perspective matters in what is waste and what is not.
To some...It looks good enough to die for.IsayFever said:None of that food looks remotely good :O
Speedymanic said:You could argue that his diet did in fact contribute to his death because his immune system wasn't in as good as shape as someone who wasn't morbidly obese. I'm sure it was already taxed fighting off numerous infections from leg sores and other ailments that are known to afflict very large people.
yeah, right, it's a fairly extreme example in that the heart-attack LOL aspect is institutional but i do think the food-porn trend as you call it just goes to show how apathetic and sometimes outright hostile people are when it comes to nutrition. i guess another example would be alcohol talking bout how it's gonna wreck your liver. it's just so much more pervasive in the restaurant industry than really anywhere else, and it just seems incongruous in any other context but a lot less so w/r/t food apparently. i'm not even trying to be a debbie downer it's just something that's been weird to me ever since it really took off as a marketing fadJoe Shlabotnik said:(AstroLad post scan....... *89% chance of sincerity*)
I can't think of another restaurant that literally jokes about killing its customers like the Heart Attack Grill does. But if you're referring to the food-porn trend over the last decade that seems to have risen parallel to or in response to healthy eating awareness.. I think the difference is we can at least pretend to assume that a Hardee's Monster Thickburger, for example, is intended to be a "once in a great while" food dare. But it stretches credulity to consider a cigarette an infrequent treat. Customers (smokers) are expected to consume them in quantities that do significant damage to their health.
Darklord said:On-demand clean water should be standard everywhere and should never be considered excess.
Death Dealer said:He doesn't look like the morbidly obese people that are too fat to even walk, like the type you typically see on Jerry Springer. The ones that are fat everywhere. Dude just looked like a really big guy with a huge gut.
R2D4 said:Everyone fried food in lard until 30 years ago. And they were healthier than they are now. Yes I know they worked a lot harder but still. Eating at this place once or twice isn't going to make you a fat slob. Although after seeing that video it looks like only fat slobs eat there.
Jade Ryan said:It's stupid to think that his weight and diet didn't contribute to his death.
Death Dealer said:He doesn't look like the morbidly obese people that are too fat to even walk, like the type you typically see on Jerry Springer. The ones that are fat everywhere. Dude just looked like a really big guy with a huge gut.
madara said:Reminds me of stupid comments when Candy died. You live the very short life you want not others.
lol yeah cuz hes dead so he can;t use itspeculawyer said:I like how he gives a 'thumbs up' right after the doctor says "inability to see your penis".
B_Rik_Schitthaus said:come on.
I'd say anything north of 250 pounds. (Unless you are really tall.)Axion22 said:I guess you could say he wore it well, but any time you're going north of like 350 lbs., that's a lot of work to ask of a human heart.
This restruant is very upfront about what it sells and makes no effort to hide it, some people want to eat disgusting food and they provide them with it, what's the problem? It's their life, buddy.Diablos said:It should be illegal to advertise to people that this is somehow an acceptable form of dining. Call me a commie, I don't care. Absolutely disgusting.
They attack the health care law on the official site, as though they have even more justification now to suggest such an unhealthy lifestyle.
true..dude said:This restruant is very upfront about what it sells and makes no effort to hide it, some people want to eat disgusting food and they provide them with it, what's the problem? It's their life, buddy.
Diablos said:It should be illegal to advertise to people that this is somehow an acceptable form of dining. They are also encouraging obesity by allowing those more than 350 lbs. to eat free and discriminating against those who aren't. Call me a commie, I don't care.
They attack the health care law on the official site, as though they have even more justification now to suggest such an unhealthy lifestyle.
What a crock of shit. It would be nice if there was just one day that I didn't come across something that makes me grow all the more doubtful about this country's future in some way.
IsayFever said:None of that food looks remotely good :O
dankir said:Uhhh he definitely doesn't look nearly 600 lbs. Also what the fuck kind of special to allow anybody over 350 to eat for free???
This place is gonna get sued!!
Xater said:Glad I am not the only one. I look at the food and think it looks disgusting.
Eh... even for a pigout meal I wouldn't hit that place up.Host Samurai said:Not gonna lie, but I would so eat there if I was starving and in the mood for a pig out meal. Keep in mind that I am 155lbs and in great conditioning.
Diablos said:It should be illegal to advertise to people that this is somehow an acceptable form of dining. They are also encouraging obesity by allowing those more than 350 lbs. to eat free and discriminating against those who aren't. Call me a commie, I don't care.
They attack the health care law on the official site, as though they have even more justification now to suggest such an unhealthy lifestyle.
What a crock of shit. It would be nice if there was just one day that I didn't come across something that makes me grow all the more doubtful about this country's future in some way.
DasRaven said:If you're going by the pictures in the OP, don't. Much like all food advertising, it never looks like that IRL.
Check out the YT and you'll find that it looks exactly like any large burger you'd make at home.
Now, if large burgers aren't your thing, you're in the wrong thread. ;-)
Yeah, doesn't size discrimination usually go the other way?dankir said:Uhhh he definitely doesn't look nearly 600 lbs. Also what the fuck kind of special to allow anybody over 350 to eat for free???
This place is gonna get sued!!
Fuck that nanny state bullshit.Diablos said:It should be illegal to advertise to people that this is somehow an acceptable form of dining. They are also encouraging obesity by allowing those more than 350 lbs. to eat free and discriminating against those who aren't. Call me a commie, I don't care.
They attack the health care law on the official site, as though they have even more justification now to suggest such an unhealthy lifestyle.
What a crock of shit. It would be nice if there was just one day that I didn't come across something that makes me grow all the more doubtful about this country's future in some way.
yeah . . . I can appreciate this. Lemme pour out some ketchup in memory of him.vas_a_morir said:If a man who loved climbing mountains died at 29 while climbing a mountain, we'd say "good for him." This man died doing what he loved to do. God speed, good sir.