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They're unconsciously reinforcing the impression that they're a life form, rather than a planet.(what the hell is it with deathfats and animal prints anyway?)
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They're unconsciously reinforcing the impression that they're a life form, rather than a planet.(what the hell is it with deathfats and animal prints anyway?)
He burnt the house down after she died, because she didn't want to be mocked and laughed at. And that's what would have happened if they'd had to cut the house down to get her corpse out. A kindness Amber probably doesn't need to worry about. I imagine her death is going to be as humiliating as her life was.Mabey I'm remembering wrong, it's been about 20 years since I saw it. I do remember the fat as fuck mother not being able to be removed. I have to check myself next time.
Hamber has no worries. They'll just smash out the front patio door and have a flat-bed tow truck winch her outta there like a dead Hyundai. Off to Moe's Crematory she goes. Or perhaps the local steel mill if Moe's can't handle it.if they'd had to cut the house down to get her corpse out.
Okay, so I know most of the fun here is talking shit and speculating on things like this....but how the hell DO they get these gigantfats out of their homes and how the hell do they load a dead deathfat body (because you weigh more dead) into an ambulance? How many people does it take? Do they need to use machines? Holy fuck. I don't know why I never really thought about what actually happens when that day comes and the fats can't just butter up and slide sideways out the door themselves and some poor, poor souls have to figure out how to get them out that door one last time but now I'm intrigued and curious and hate that this has become my life.Hamber has no worries. They'll just smash out the front patio door and have a flat-bed tow truck winch her outta there like a dead Hyundai. Off to Moe's Crematory she goes. Or perhaps the local steel mill if Moe's can't handle it.
Okay, so I know most of the fun here is talking shit and speculating on things like this....but how the hell DO they get these gigantfats out of their homes and how the hell do they load a dead deathfat body (because you weigh more dead) into an ambulance? How many people does it take? Do they need to use machines? Holy fuck. I don't know why I never really thought about what actually happens when that day comes and the fats can't just butter up and slide sideways out the door themselves and some poor, poor souls have to figure out how to get them out that door one last time but now I'm intrigued and curious and hate that this has become my life.
Try not to think about it, seriously. First responders relish a challenge like this. And they got the tools to cut shit apart in a hurry when somebody is trapped in a crumpled metal cage with wheels.I'm intrigued and curious and hate that this has become my life.
Yes, the rear suspension is reinforced compared to a regular ambulance. Driving one isn't that much different than a non-deathfat truck. The trucks we have are the really big ambulances with the International and Freightliner engines on the front so it's not like a regular sized truck with a Ford van front. It's really funny though watching the winch slowly pull someone in to the back.I was kind of wondering about the ambulances, myself. In the rear, you have a giant tub of squishy, jiggly lard. Does it mess with the center of gravity (both vertical and horizontal) if the roads are curvy? How much load can they handle? What kind of tires are on that - are they special heavy duty? So many questions.
My FD has 2 bariatric trucks, and the cots can handle up to 1600 lbs in the full-down position and 850 lbs in the highest position, plenty for Amblimp.The wood frame doors in the Henry they would splinter into toothpicks. The real question is what the fuck they do when the stretcher collapses from a weight it was never designed to hold.
They will take out windows and doors if they need to, but they'll also just cut a fucking hole in the side of the house too. And if a ladder and winch system doesn't work, they'll get a crane or forklift. Here are a few pictures from news articles:They have bariatric ambulances now for their extra large, extra wide loads like the deathfats. I was watching MSJHPL one night, and the fatty had to be taken out via ambulance. It took ten people to get her out. They ad to take the doors off their hinges, IIRC, but they just kind of mushed her from each side to get her out of there otherwise. It took eight people to load her, but they didn't have to push her. They use a winch now to pull the gurney into the bus. Then they were off to the hospital.
I was kind of wondering about the ambulances, myself. In the rear, you have a giant tub of squishy, jiggly lard. Does it mess with the center of gravity (both vertical and horizontal) if the roads are curvy? How much load can they handle? What kind of tires are on that - are they special heavy duty? So many questions.
Oh my gosh, thank you so much for adding all of this info to the mix. Good to know, because I truly couldn't figure out how the fuck they would make it happen because these bitches are FAT. I'm just glad to hear they use wenches and any other machinery they would need to haul their fat asses because I would hate for human beings to get injured trying to maneuver these fat fucks into a rig.Yes, the rear suspension is reinforced compared to a regular ambulance. Driving one isn't that much different than a non-deathfat truck. The trucks we have are the really big ambulances with the International and Freightliner engines on the front so it's not like a regular sized truck with a Ford van front. It's really funny though watching the winch slowly pull someone in to the back.
My FD has 2 bariatric trucks, and the cots can handle up to 1600 lbs in the full-down position and 850 lbs in the highest position, plenty for Amblimp.
It's just like going to a hospital/doctor's office and seeing those 3 foot wide chairs in the waiting areas. It's absolutely ridiculous that we have to accommodate these fat asses.But....did it not occur to people as we were making these supersized, semi-engine powered ambulances solely because Americans were getting too fucking fat that maybe, just maybe, we had a problem we needed to fix rather than work around or accommodate?
I recently had to go to a major respiratory clinic in my capital city and was surprised to see that every seat in the waiting area was a bariatric bench seat. What surprised me even more was that every patient that arrived was immediately weighed on a heavy duty scale that also measured height. I didn’t see any patient scream “fat phobia” either. I love that HAES isn’t really an Australian thing, but that waiting room really told the story that so many respiratory patients are fat fucks.It's just like going to a hospital/doctor's office and seeing those 3 foot wide chairs in the waiting areas. It's absolutely ridiculous that we have to accommodate these fat asses.
Okay, so I know most of the fun here is talking shit and speculating on things like this....but how the hell DO they get these gigantfats out of their homes and how the hell do they load a dead deathfat body (because you weigh more dead) into an ambulance? How many people does it take? Do they need to use machines? Holy fuck. I don't know why I never really thought about what actually happens when that day comes and the fats can't just butter up and slide sideways out the door themselves and some poor, poor souls have to figure out how to get them out that door one last time but now I'm intrigued and curious and hate that this has become my life.
…I think I’ll just interpret this incidence of Amberlynn Math as a troll and keep it pushing. Nice try, fatty.This woman is fucking insane lol.
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We are jealous of her buying garbage that will be at goodwill in the next 3 months
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Local practicing mortuary student/embalmer here.Ambulances don’t pick up corpses, funeral directors do. They arrive in an unmarked heavy duty van with heavy duty mortuary stretchers. Some of these have a 1000lb capacity. As long as they can get the body out of the building the stretcher does all the work.