I would rather someone do bariatric surgery and “cheat” than struggle with weight and die at 40 from a heart attack

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Apr 15, 2018
10:47:53am

JohnnyComeLately Tell you what I’d do man

I would rather someone do bariatric surgery and “cheat” than struggle with weight and die at 40 from a heart attack

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JohnnyComeLately

Previous username: BigReedThunder
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When you see someone at church that used to be fat and now is skinny and you

Triznaynay

4/15/18 10:22am

I did something similar but it turned out she was diagnosed with celiac disease

maxpowers

4/15/18 10:25am

I got that after my divorce. People asked how I lost so much weight. Told them

LaserCoug

4/15/18 10:27am

I’m sure his wife loves him but maybe she should care a little more about his

RC Vikings

4/15/18 11:15am

"Killing a spouse by heart attack through over-feeding is the perfect crime."

Ssebo

4/15/18 2:33pm

"No kidding? Would you recommended it for me? I need to drop about 20 lbs"

Sir_Ten

4/15/18 10:27am

As a young man I asked a woman when her baby was due

OU Cougar

4/15/18 10:32am

Men have a specific neural net for that. It's binary, and if you're wrong once..

4/15/18 6:58pm

?

OU Cougar

4/15/18 8:09pm

At least they didn’t cheat and get surgery....

Santos L. Halper

4/15/18 10:32am

If it takes bariatric surgery to get skinny... good them for them, at least they’re trying.

SJS

4/15/18 10:41am

This. I would not hesitate to do it if that's what it took.

jkccoug

4/15/18 8:03pm

I would rather someone do bariatric surgery and “cheat” than struggle with weight and die at 40 from a heart attack

JohnnyComeLately

4/15/18 10:47am

A relative of mine just got the surgery. The post-procedure eating requirements seem HARD and are apparently life long.

Cougar-Duck

4/15/18 10:54am

"Apparently" is right. I have 2 friends who have gained the weight back after the surgery. You can "cheat" and eat

Santos L. Halper

4/15/18 1:34pm

Yeah, heaven forbid they get help with increasing their life expectancy.

Lalau

4/15/18 12:00pm

I think there's good and bad in that........

mokelembembe

4/15/18 1:07pm

Aren’t women more obese on average?

shimmy

4/15/18 7:07pm

"you do cancer well!!!"

4/15/18 10:46am

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