LawrenceMD
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Yikes! Morbid obesity and societies' role debate was had while I was gone.
My thing is that I have nothing against fat people and even obese people.
Its just that in my specific situation in Sea World - they were berating a indian family asking very politely if they could sit in the "handicapped companion" seats which where not filled at all. The companions themselves (who where mostly obese) of the obese people in scooters parked in the handicapped area started loudly chirping/berating the indian family like it was a huge capitol offense to want to sit in the open seats. Logic serves that since the show was about to start, and the handicapped park zone was filled with scooters, then the handicapped companion seating was already occupied by said companions then the rest of the open seats are kind of a shame to waste. it was christmas anyways and everyone could've fit easily, and it wouldn't of been a health hazard/violation because those seats aren't for handicapped anyway but their companions.
again... its not like they were in wheelchairs and had cerebral palsy, or missing limbs from accidents. it seemed unfair to yell at family wanting to sit in an open seating area in that matter almost like they were abusing the system.
just got back from the dog run. McCarren was a disaster zone (because of the semi-frozen puddles galore + semi frozen mud pits). So I had the bright idea to go to Cooper.... which has probably the most responsible dog owners in this part of Brooklyn.....
then this happened:
the funny part was my puppy didn't give a **** and wanted to keep on playing. he even ran away from anyone trying to catch him so he could keep on running/playing with the other dogs.
its actually probably going to end up being a cool flesh wound anyway.
it did bleed like a ***** though. we got to the house and he started rolling around on the white carpets/white walls and flopping his head around spraying blood everywhere. I took him into the shower with me and cleaned him up. I was considering maybe tying to suture it closed... but again its:
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My thing is that I have nothing against fat people and even obese people.
Its just that in my specific situation in Sea World - they were berating a indian family asking very politely if they could sit in the "handicapped companion" seats which where not filled at all. The companions themselves (who where mostly obese) of the obese people in scooters parked in the handicapped area started loudly chirping/berating the indian family like it was a huge capitol offense to want to sit in the open seats. Logic serves that since the show was about to start, and the handicapped park zone was filled with scooters, then the handicapped companion seating was already occupied by said companions then the rest of the open seats are kind of a shame to waste. it was christmas anyways and everyone could've fit easily, and it wouldn't of been a health hazard/violation because those seats aren't for handicapped anyway but their companions.
again... its not like they were in wheelchairs and had cerebral palsy, or missing limbs from accidents. it seemed unfair to yell at family wanting to sit in an open seating area in that matter almost like they were abusing the system.
just got back from the dog run. McCarren was a disaster zone (because of the semi-frozen puddles galore + semi frozen mud pits). So I had the bright idea to go to Cooper.... which has probably the most responsible dog owners in this part of Brooklyn.....
then this happened:
the funny part was my puppy didn't give a **** and wanted to keep on playing. he even ran away from anyone trying to catch him so he could keep on running/playing with the other dogs.
its actually probably going to end up being a cool flesh wound anyway.
it did bleed like a ***** though. we got to the house and he started rolling around on the white carpets/white walls and flopping his head around spraying blood everywhere. I took him into the shower with me and cleaned him up. I was considering maybe tying to suture it closed... but again its:
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