Lazy people finding the closest parking spots

  • RetroxBunny
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    • 1 year 10 months ago
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    		 What if it's pouring out and you don't want to park on the other side of the lot? Deal with it?
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  • Mezase Master
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    • 1 year 10 months ago
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    		 Yep. That's what I do.
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  • CleverHans
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    • 1 year 10 months ago
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    		 I've found that fat people in my area are starting to get handicapped tags. I'm talking morbidly obese. Pisses me off when I see them hobble out and hop in the electric wheelchair/cart. I guess in the United States, in the year 2011, being a fatass is a serious medical condition.
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  • bassman21
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    CleverHans wrote:
    I've found that fat people in my area are starting to get handicapped tags. I'm talking morbidly obese. Pisses me off when I see them hobble out and hop in the electric wheelchair/cart. I guess in the United States, in the year 2011, being a fatass is a serious medical condition.


    Yep I'm seeing that too. It's sickening how people let themselves get like that. Once you become dependent on an electric chair, chances are you will be for the rest of your short life. Sadly their children usually become lazy just like them.

    I remember in school some kids (usually girls) would refuse to do any physical activities during PE. Some would get a doctor's note for some BS medical condition. Meanwhile an asthmatic kid would do the two mile run we were required to do every year. If you can't run even a mile when you're 13, I don't even want to think how you will be when you're 40.

    It comes down to the fact that fewer jobs require physical activity and less overall self discipline. Technology has also made our lives much easier. The result is more lazy fat people.
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  • CleverHans
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    		 I just can't understand how so many people would want to live like that. If gets to the point where you have to use a wheelchair, because you fat little legs are getting crushed under your own weight, it's time to put the fork down.
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  • Neomysterion
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    • 1 year 9 months ago
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    		 People these days would like to get to the stores closer rather than waste extra energy taking an extra mile. I don't mind doing it if it's raining, because it'd be harsh if you have to walk all the way to a store in a hard downpour.
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