Death of a couch potato

[Aurel]

This is a tragdey of obesity. It would have been comical if the person did not actually die. She was only 40 years old. Sad.

http://www.wftv.com/news/3643877/detail.html

Aurel

[blogic]

OMG

"Authorities estimate she had been on the couch anywhere from two to five years"

[84porsche]

That is a long time. How did she move or did she move? 2 to 5 years in the same place. Who fed her, who took care of her? Wow and I complain about staying at my desk at work for 8 hours.

[VaSteve]

Where is that photo of the guy with the phone: "Hold on, I'm calling bull*****"....

How did she, um, use the facilities if she was grafted onto the couch?

[Aurel]

`The stench was so powerful they had to blast in fresh air`

and

`Removing her would be too painful, since her body is grafted to the fabric`

I guess that gives you the explanation regarding the, um, facilities issues.

Aurel

[84porsche]

Aurel,

Thanks for not explaining the details. Now I can still eat dinner.

[350HP930]

Behind every grotesquely obese person like this is an even more twisted individual that facilitated this persons disorder.

[Adam]

Originally posted by 350HP930:
Behind every grotesquely obese person like this is an even more twisted individual that facilitated this persons disorder.

Ronald McDonald?

[k9handler]

Originally posted by Adam Chaplin
Ronald McDonald?

Ha Ha...that is funny!

Sorry about the loss of life though, neglect is a terrible thing.

[Burnin' oil]

P.S. She hasn't died. . .yet

[SilverPoly]

Sad, indeed.

She died at Martin Memorial Hospital South, still attached to the couch.

[vash]

OMG!

that is so sad. looks like she "died" along time ago.

i dont understand. if you cannot get up to schit and piss, much less eat. cant the person taking car of you, just bring tuna, water, and celery? i dont care how much you *****andmoan for pizza, i am friggen putting the person on a diet. that is a sucky way to die.