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Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
death take me now
()
Date: May 16, 2012 08:54PM
And they wonder why fat people have a bad rap
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
death take me now
()
Date: May 16, 2012 08:56PM
The only thing that would have made this a better video would be an on screen heart attack. And the fat shit wasnt even paying his bills. Running a tab is all the exercise he gets from looking at him.
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
MrMephisto
()
Date: May 16, 2012 10:59PM
Well... in fairness, don't call it "all you can eat" if they won't serve you all you can eat. It's not like fish are intoxicating like alcohol, and this place probably isn't serving some high-end $50-per-pound tuna.
They could easily fix this by calling it "all most people can eat."
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They could easily fix this by calling it "all most people can eat."
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Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
Chris A. Werner
()
Date: May 17, 2012 03:48AM
I love fish!
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Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
Harry Tuttle
()
Date: May 17, 2012 04:31AM
Well, it's not false advertising because he couldn't eat anymore once they decided to cut him off.... So... technicallllllyy.... he did eat all he could eat...
It's not like they called it an "eat all you want"... That would be different...
MrMephisto Wrote:
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> Well... in fairness, don't call it "all you can
> eat" if they won't serve you all you can eat. It's
> not like fish are intoxicating like alcohol, and
> this place probably isn't serving some high-end
> $50-per-pound tuna.
>
> They could easily fix this by calling it "all most
> people can eat."
Signatures are for fags
It's not like they called it an "eat all you want"... That would be different...
MrMephisto Wrote:
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> Well... in fairness, don't call it "all you can
> eat" if they won't serve you all you can eat. It's
> not like fish are intoxicating like alcohol, and
> this place probably isn't serving some high-end
> $50-per-pound tuna.
>
> They could easily fix this by calling it "all most
> people can eat."
Signatures are for fags
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
MrMephisto
()
Date: May 17, 2012 08:30AM
Harry Tuttle Wrote:
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> Well, it's not false advertising because he
> couldn't eat anymore once they decided to cut him
> off.... So... technicallllllyy.... he did eat all
> he could eat...
>
> It's not like they called it an "eat all you
> want"... That would be different...
Ok. Technically, you're right. He can't eat anymore once the restaurant stopped serving him fish. BUT... Let's break it down.
ALL: "All" is the totality of something. If you eat all the pie, then there is no more pie left to be eaten. The totality in question here refers to the amount of fish he is able to consume. If he eats less than he is able to consume, then he hasn't eaten "all" of it.
YOU: This word signifies that the restaurant is addressing their customers. As a customer of the restaurant, the offer is open to Chubby Fish Guy (CFG).
CAN: Ever have that jerk of an English teacher in high school who, when you asked if you "can" go to the bathroom, responded by saying, "I don't know. Can you?" I had three of them. The word "can" carries the connotation of being able to do something. CFG was able to eat more, so according to the sign, he should have been allowed to.
EAT: The act of masticating, swallowing, digesting, gaining nourishment from, and excreting the waste product of food.
In non-simple terms, the sign says, "The totality of fish that the customer is able to consume." In this case, the restaurant should advertise their Fri Fish Fry as "ALL YOU MAY EAT." This would be accurate because the message then would be "the totality of fish that the customer is allowed to consume."
Or, you could say that the phrase "ALL YOU CAN EAT" is a colloquialism commonly associated with buffet-style meals where there is no limit to the food you're allowed to eat. It's sort of like saying you're going to "see a movie." There's no promise of audio presentation to go along with the visual component, but a movie is commonly assumed to contain both audio and visual elements.
Besides, it'll all balance out in the end. If this guy eats 20 pieces of fried fish once a week and dies of a heart attack in 4 years because of it, then in the long run, he's really not consuming more fish than someone who eats 4 pieces of fish once a week for 20 years.
LET HIM EAT HIS FISH AND DIE IN PEACE, TUTTLES.
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> Well, it's not false advertising because he
> couldn't eat anymore once they decided to cut him
> off.... So... technicallllllyy.... he did eat all
> he could eat...
>
> It's not like they called it an "eat all you
> want"... That would be different...
Ok. Technically, you're right. He can't eat anymore once the restaurant stopped serving him fish. BUT... Let's break it down.
ALL: "All" is the totality of something. If you eat all the pie, then there is no more pie left to be eaten. The totality in question here refers to the amount of fish he is able to consume. If he eats less than he is able to consume, then he hasn't eaten "all" of it.
YOU: This word signifies that the restaurant is addressing their customers. As a customer of the restaurant, the offer is open to Chubby Fish Guy (CFG).
CAN: Ever have that jerk of an English teacher in high school who, when you asked if you "can" go to the bathroom, responded by saying, "I don't know. Can you?" I had three of them. The word "can" carries the connotation of being able to do something. CFG was able to eat more, so according to the sign, he should have been allowed to.
EAT: The act of masticating, swallowing, digesting, gaining nourishment from, and excreting the waste product of food.
In non-simple terms, the sign says, "The totality of fish that the customer is able to consume." In this case, the restaurant should advertise their Fri Fish Fry as "ALL YOU MAY EAT." This would be accurate because the message then would be "the totality of fish that the customer is allowed to consume."
Or, you could say that the phrase "ALL YOU CAN EAT" is a colloquialism commonly associated with buffet-style meals where there is no limit to the food you're allowed to eat. It's sort of like saying you're going to "see a movie." There's no promise of audio presentation to go along with the visual component, but a movie is commonly assumed to contain both audio and visual elements.
Besides, it'll all balance out in the end. If this guy eats 20 pieces of fried fish once a week and dies of a heart attack in 4 years because of it, then in the long run, he's really not consuming more fish than someone who eats 4 pieces of fish once a week for 20 years.
LET HIM EAT HIS FISH AND DIE IN PEACE, TUTTLES.
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Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
Mary Parker
()
Date: May 17, 2012 10:28AM
MrMephisto Wrote:
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> Harry Tuttle Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Well, it's not false advertising because he
> > couldn't eat anymore once they decided to cut
> him
> > off.... So... technicallllllyy.... he did eat
> all
> > he could eat...
> >
> > It's not like they called it an "eat all you
> > want"... That would be different...
>
> Ok. Technically, you're right. He can't eat
> anymore once the restaurant stopped serving him
> fish. BUT... Let's break it down.
>
> ALL: "All" is the totality of something. If you
> eat all the pie, then there is no more pie left to
> be eaten. The totality in question here refers to
> the amount of fish he is able to consume. If he
> eats less than he is able to consume, then he
> hasn't eaten "all" of it.
>
> YOU: This word signifies that the restaurant is
> addressing their customers. As a customer of the
> restaurant, the offer is open to Chubby Fish Guy
> (CFG).
>
> CAN: Ever have that jerk of an English teacher in
> high school who, when you asked if you "can" go to
> the bathroom, responded by saying, "I don't know.
> Can you?" I had three of them. The word "can"
> carries the connotation of being able to do
> something. CFG was able to eat more, so according
> to the sign, he should have been allowed to.
>
> EAT: The act of masticating, swallowing,
> digesting, gaining nourishment from, and excreting
> the waste product of food.
>
> In non-simple terms, the sign says, "The totality
> of fish that the customer is able to consume." In
> this case, the restaurant should advertise their
> Fri Fish Fry as "ALL YOU MAY EAT." This would be
> accurate because the message then would be "the
> totality of fish that the customer is allowed to
> consume."
>
> Or, you could say that the phrase "ALL YOU CAN
> EAT" is a colloquialism commonly associated with
> buffet-style meals where there is no limit to the
> food you're allowed to eat. It's sort of like
> saying you're going to "see a movie." There's no
> promise of audio presentation to go along with the
> visual component, but a movie is commonly assumed
> to contain both audio and visual elements.
>
> Besides, it'll all balance out in the end. If this
> guy eats 20 pieces of fried fish once a week and
> dies of a heart attack in 4 years because of it,
> then in the long run, he's really not consuming
> more fish than someone who eats 4 pieces of fish
> once a week for 20 years.
>
> LET HIM EAT HIS FISH AND DIE IN PEACE, TUTTLES.
Terrible. Try again.
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> Harry Tuttle Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Well, it's not false advertising because he
> > couldn't eat anymore once they decided to cut
> him
> > off.... So... technicallllllyy.... he did eat
> all
> > he could eat...
> >
> > It's not like they called it an "eat all you
> > want"... That would be different...
>
> Ok. Technically, you're right. He can't eat
> anymore once the restaurant stopped serving him
> fish. BUT... Let's break it down.
>
> ALL: "All" is the totality of something. If you
> eat all the pie, then there is no more pie left to
> be eaten. The totality in question here refers to
> the amount of fish he is able to consume. If he
> eats less than he is able to consume, then he
> hasn't eaten "all" of it.
>
> YOU: This word signifies that the restaurant is
> addressing their customers. As a customer of the
> restaurant, the offer is open to Chubby Fish Guy
> (CFG).
>
> CAN: Ever have that jerk of an English teacher in
> high school who, when you asked if you "can" go to
> the bathroom, responded by saying, "I don't know.
> Can you?" I had three of them. The word "can"
> carries the connotation of being able to do
> something. CFG was able to eat more, so according
> to the sign, he should have been allowed to.
>
> EAT: The act of masticating, swallowing,
> digesting, gaining nourishment from, and excreting
> the waste product of food.
>
> In non-simple terms, the sign says, "The totality
> of fish that the customer is able to consume." In
> this case, the restaurant should advertise their
> Fri Fish Fry as "ALL YOU MAY EAT." This would be
> accurate because the message then would be "the
> totality of fish that the customer is allowed to
> consume."
>
> Or, you could say that the phrase "ALL YOU CAN
> EAT" is a colloquialism commonly associated with
> buffet-style meals where there is no limit to the
> food you're allowed to eat. It's sort of like
> saying you're going to "see a movie." There's no
> promise of audio presentation to go along with the
> visual component, but a movie is commonly assumed
> to contain both audio and visual elements.
>
> Besides, it'll all balance out in the end. If this
> guy eats 20 pieces of fried fish once a week and
> dies of a heart attack in 4 years because of it,
> then in the long run, he's really not consuming
> more fish than someone who eats 4 pieces of fish
> once a week for 20 years.
>
> LET HIM EAT HIS FISH AND DIE IN PEACE, TUTTLES.
Terrible. Try again.
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
MrMephisto
()
Date: May 17, 2012 11:00AM
Mary Parker Wrote:
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> Terrible. Try again.
Too many big words? Need me to dumb it down for you?
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> Terrible. Try again.
Too many big words? Need me to dumb it down for you?
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Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
Mary Parker
()
Date: May 17, 2012 11:34AM
It was perfectly comprehensible, but dull.
"Terrible" because it tried so hard to be funny, but was not.
Sorry, but I calls 'em like I sees 'em.
For instance, this "classic" Mephisto post still tickles my funny bone, indeed it makes me laugh out loud:
http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/40/388437/388504.html#msg-388504
"Terrible" because it tried so hard to be funny, but was not.
Sorry, but I calls 'em like I sees 'em.
For instance, this "classic" Mephisto post still tickles my funny bone, indeed it makes me laugh out loud:
http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/40/388437/388504.html#msg-388504
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
MrMephisto
()
Date: May 17, 2012 12:31PM
Well, it was mostly intended for Harry Tuttle, who is also perfectly comprehensible, but dull.
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Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
@Mephisto
()
Date: May 17, 2012 12:38PM
Well, I enjoyed it. Elegant, in it's own way.
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
Warhawk
()
Date: May 17, 2012 01:43PM
LOL. It's the white version of this:
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That's not a ladybug, that's a cannapiller.
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That's not a ladybug, that's a cannapiller.
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
Harry Tuttle
()
Date: May 17, 2012 02:59PM
MrMephisto Wrote:
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> Harry Tuttle Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Well, it's not false advertising because he
> > couldn't eat anymore once they decided to cut
> him
> > off.... So... technicallllllyy.... he did eat
> all
> > he could eat...
> >
> > It's not like they called it an "eat all you
> > want"... That would be different...
>
> Ok. Technically, you're right. He can't eat
> anymore once the restaurant stopped serving him
> fish. BUT... Let's break it down.
>
> ALL: "All" is the totality of something. If you
> eat all the pie, then there is no more pie left to
> be eaten.
Does that totality include every pie in the world? The universe? The future generations of pie progeny yet to be baked? if so your imagination is a horrifying, terrible place.
The totality in question here refers to
> the amount of fish he is able to consume. If he
> eats less than he is able to consume, then he
> hasn't eaten "all" of it.
Let's not get ahead of ourselves... Meet me at "can"...
> YOU: This word signifies that the restaurant is
> addressing their customers. As a customer of the
> restaurant, the offer is open to Chubby Fish Guy
> (CFG).
Excuse me, Mephisto... Are you calling me a chubby fish guy?
> CAN: Ever have that jerk of an English teacher in
> high school who, when you asked if you "can" go to
> the bathroom, responded by saying, "I don't know.
> Can you?"
Yes!!! and they always said it with an obnoxious smirk like they thought they were so funny. Those condescending terrorists. Yeah, wait until a kid is about to mess his pants public so you can publicly point out that you're smarter than him. Great way to seize a learning opportunity. Fucking terrorist dolts...
I had three of them. The word "can"
> carries the connotation of being able to do
> something.
I'll tell you like I told those swinging dick bullies in school...
"I dont know... Can you?"
"Well, I can't if you don't let me"
How can you eat more if they don't let you? You can't...
CFG was able to eat more, so according
> to the sign, he should have been allowed to.
Like you said, "can" refers to ability... Not desire or willingness...
> EAT: The act of masticating, swallowing,
> digesting, gaining nourishment from, and excreting
> the waste product of food.
>
> LET HIM EAT HIS FISH AND DIE IN PEACE, TUTTLES.
Masticate, swallow, digest, gain nourishment from, and excrete the waste product of a basket of dicks, you puppy-kicking terrorist.
Signatures are for fags
-------------------------------------------------------
> Harry Tuttle Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Well, it's not false advertising because he
> > couldn't eat anymore once they decided to cut
> him
> > off.... So... technicallllllyy.... he did eat
> all
> > he could eat...
> >
> > It's not like they called it an "eat all you
> > want"... That would be different...
>
> Ok. Technically, you're right. He can't eat
> anymore once the restaurant stopped serving him
> fish. BUT... Let's break it down.
>
> ALL: "All" is the totality of something. If you
> eat all the pie, then there is no more pie left to
> be eaten.
Does that totality include every pie in the world? The universe? The future generations of pie progeny yet to be baked? if so your imagination is a horrifying, terrible place.
The totality in question here refers to
> the amount of fish he is able to consume. If he
> eats less than he is able to consume, then he
> hasn't eaten "all" of it.
Let's not get ahead of ourselves... Meet me at "can"...
> YOU: This word signifies that the restaurant is
> addressing their customers. As a customer of the
> restaurant, the offer is open to Chubby Fish Guy
> (CFG).
Excuse me, Mephisto... Are you calling me a chubby fish guy?
> CAN: Ever have that jerk of an English teacher in
> high school who, when you asked if you "can" go to
> the bathroom, responded by saying, "I don't know.
> Can you?"
Yes!!! and they always said it with an obnoxious smirk like they thought they were so funny. Those condescending terrorists. Yeah, wait until a kid is about to mess his pants public so you can publicly point out that you're smarter than him. Great way to seize a learning opportunity. Fucking terrorist dolts...
I had three of them. The word "can"
> carries the connotation of being able to do
> something.
I'll tell you like I told those swinging dick bullies in school...
"I dont know... Can you?"
"Well, I can't if you don't let me"
How can you eat more if they don't let you? You can't...
CFG was able to eat more, so according
> to the sign, he should have been allowed to.
Like you said, "can" refers to ability... Not desire or willingness...
> EAT: The act of masticating, swallowing,
> digesting, gaining nourishment from, and excreting
> the waste product of food.
>
> LET HIM EAT HIS FISH AND DIE IN PEACE, TUTTLES.
Masticate, swallow, digest, gain nourishment from, and excrete the waste product of a basket of dicks, you puppy-kicking terrorist.
Signatures are for fags
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
fat and gaining
()
Date: May 17, 2012 04:11PM
His argument is void since the fat piece of shit was running a tab he wasnt paying. If anything they should have demanded he pay his past bill before they shoveled another whale into his fat mouth.
They never should have let his fat ass run a tab to begin with. They are to blame for that. This aint the welfare office, pay your bill of GTFO,
They never should have let his fat ass run a tab to begin with. They are to blame for that. This aint the welfare office, pay your bill of GTFO,
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
gay man
()
Date: May 17, 2012 04:19PM
I met a very large, very nice gay gentleman awhile ago. We're friends now.
lovely man.
lovely man.
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
Harry Tuttle
()
Date: May 17, 2012 04:45PM
Interesting, insightful, clever, unique and relevant. Thanks for your valuable contribution... Robot.
gay man Wrote:
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> I met a very large, very nice gay gentleman awhile
> ago. We're friends now.
>
> lovely man.
Signatures are for fags
gay man Wrote:
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> I met a very large, very nice gay gentleman awhile
> ago. We're friends now.
>
> lovely man.
Signatures are for fags
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
tired of this shit
()
Date: May 17, 2012 04:50PM
MrMephisto Wrote:
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> Well, it was mostly intended for Harry Tuttle, who
> is also perfectly comprehensible, but dull.
You have absolutely no goddamn life whatsoever.
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> Well, it was mostly intended for Harry Tuttle, who
> is also perfectly comprehensible, but dull.
You have absolutely no goddamn life whatsoever.
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
MrMephisto
()
Date: May 17, 2012 09:06PM
Harry Tuttle Wrote:
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> Does that totality include every pie in the world?
> The universe? The future generations of pie
> progeny yet to be baked? if so your imagination is
> a horrifying, terrible place.
I was talking about all the pie in a given location, but you're right about my imagination.
> Let's not get ahead of ourselves... Meet me at
> "can"...
OK. That'll give me some time to get my hair did.
> Excuse me, Mephisto... Are you calling me a chubby
> fish guy?
I call everybody Chubby Fish Guy, Chubby Fish Guy.
> Yes!!! and they always said it with an obnoxious
> smirk like they thought they were so funny. Those
> condescending terrorists. Yeah, wait until a kid
> is about to mess his pants public so you can
> publicly point out that you're smarter than him.
> Great way to seize a learning opportunity. Fucking
> terrorist dolts...
Un-American Tally-ban Moo-slim Terrrrrists. Had me shaking my fist in anger.
> I'll tell you like I told those swinging dick
> bullies in school...
>
> "I dont know... Can you?"
>
> "Well, I can't if you don't let me"
That's brilliant. I wish I'd been "Harry Tuttle" smart in school...
> How can you eat more if they don't let you? You
> can't...
You take it by force.
> Like you said, "can" refers to ability... Not
> desire or willingness...
His physical capacity to eat more meant he was capable of eating more. The fact that the restaurant cut him off is just another erosion of liberty in Obama's America.
> Masticate, swallow, digest, gain nourishment from,
> and excrete the waste product of a basket of
> dicks, you puppy-kicking terrorist.
You are cordially invited to eat every dick in the world, the universe, and future generations of dick yet to be made, you big dick-eating dinosaur.
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> Does that totality include every pie in the world?
> The universe? The future generations of pie
> progeny yet to be baked? if so your imagination is
> a horrifying, terrible place.
I was talking about all the pie in a given location, but you're right about my imagination.
> Let's not get ahead of ourselves... Meet me at
> "can"...
OK. That'll give me some time to get my hair did.
> Excuse me, Mephisto... Are you calling me a chubby
> fish guy?
I call everybody Chubby Fish Guy, Chubby Fish Guy.
> Yes!!! and they always said it with an obnoxious
> smirk like they thought they were so funny. Those
> condescending terrorists. Yeah, wait until a kid
> is about to mess his pants public so you can
> publicly point out that you're smarter than him.
> Great way to seize a learning opportunity. Fucking
> terrorist dolts...
Un-American Tally-ban Moo-slim Terrrrrists. Had me shaking my fist in anger.
> I'll tell you like I told those swinging dick
> bullies in school...
>
> "I dont know... Can you?"
>
> "Well, I can't if you don't let me"
That's brilliant. I wish I'd been "Harry Tuttle" smart in school...
> How can you eat more if they don't let you? You
> can't...
You take it by force.
> Like you said, "can" refers to ability... Not
> desire or willingness...
His physical capacity to eat more meant he was capable of eating more. The fact that the restaurant cut him off is just another erosion of liberty in Obama's America.
> Masticate, swallow, digest, gain nourishment from,
> and excrete the waste product of a basket of
> dicks, you puppy-kicking terrorist.
You are cordially invited to eat every dick in the world, the universe, and future generations of dick yet to be made, you big dick-eating dinosaur.
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13 4826 0948 82695 25847. Yes.
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
itchy
()
Date: May 17, 2012 09:26PM
He must have seen that Simpson's episode.
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
Hay Zeus
()
Date: May 20, 2012 12:53PM
best part about the clip was looking at Annie Scholz...until she opened her mouth,raised her eye brows and acting like Diane Sawyer.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/20/2012 02:16PM by Hay Zeus.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/20/2012 02:16PM by Hay Zeus.
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
tomahawk
()
Date: May 20, 2012 01:10PM
The joint should just declare him to be disruptive and ban his fat ass from coming back on pain of a trespassing charge. They let him run a tab? In a fucking fish fry joint? Idiots.
I would like to see the fat man tied down to stakes in the ground and beaten with baseball bats upon his fat belly. I can imagine the sound it would make. WHUMP WHUMP WHUMP
I would like to see the fat man tied down to stakes in the ground and beaten with baseball bats upon his fat belly. I can imagine the sound it would make. WHUMP WHUMP WHUMP
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
captain ahab
()
Date: May 20, 2012 01:19PM
They should never have let him run a tab. If some slob like this told me he wanted to run a tab I would send his fat ass packing. I aint running no Salvation Army soup kitchen. Its their own fault for letting him get away with it in the first place.
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
Hay Zeus
()
Date: May 20, 2012 02:17PM
I could be wrong but my money is this guy is retired civil servant or affiliated with a union.
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
Lee J. Cobb
()
Date: May 20, 2012 03:16PM
Lee J. Cobb was a very talented character jbalo.
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
Yucky24.
()
Date: May 24, 2012 08:09PM
Looks like your typical union man.
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
Hay Zeus
()
Date: May 24, 2012 09:06PM
Yucky, how much would someone have to pay you to lick the bottom side of his foot?
Re: Fatty wants his fish
Posted by:
Yucky24.
()
Date: May 24, 2012 09:09PM
Well, I'm already rich. So I'm not desperate for cash.
I'd do it for pleasure. I think I'd be the one doing the paying...
I'd do it for pleasure. I think I'd be the one doing the paying...