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If you end remembering exactly, please tell me.
Oh well, they all either die on-air or few years later.
Oh well, they all either die on-air or few years later.
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I'm surprised Penny (I can reach my vagina now) is still alive. I always felt sorry for her poor husband Edgar, and wouldn't be surprised if he snapped and strangled her one day.
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That's the thing I never really understood about the people attracted to these types of people. I've known and seen fat people who could be considered attractive, but the only way they pull that off is by having a figure that being overweight enhances. A sad result of caloric excess while trying to bulk up and gain muscle. At that point, it's just more size in the places they are already big and muscular in.
With these people, all I see are blobs of flesh. They are endoskeletons off of which lard drips and moves in a macabre mockery of human locomotion. Contained only by skin stretched unnaturally thin;upon it a field of enflamed, clogged and enlarged veins barely capable of carrying oxygen to their atrophying muscles and soon to be amputated limbs. Each spent mindlessly grazing upon grease and sludge as ounce upon ounce, pound upon pound is added to their fleshy prisons. It is a sad and terrifying existence these people lead, becoming less human everyday and more resembling the grease and fats they consume.
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Season 10 Episode 13. Larry Myers, Jr. He died at age 49.
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You ever notice how people who reach these levels of absolute magnificence don't fare any better even if they manage to lose all the weight? It seems like if you get up to this kinda size you're just straight fucked no matter what. Even if you drop the weight you're gonna keel over from a coronary in a few years regardless.
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The organ damage from years of hyper obesity isn't reversible. They just stroke out or have a heart attack even if they get skinny.
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The flixtor site only allows free playback for a certain amount of time, so sadly that doesn't work anymore for the older seasons.
A place to find the older episodes is still on dailymotion and there also is a facebook group with some video footage
We do have an update for Season 12 though.
My 600-lb Life Season 12
Premiere date: Wednesday, March 6, at 8 p.m. ET
eta: Ouw the filth. Look at that!
A place to find the older episodes is still on dailymotion and there also is a facebook group with some video footage
We do have an update for Season 12 though.
My 600-lb Life Season 12
Premiere date: Wednesday, March 6, at 8 p.m. ET
eta: Ouw the filth. Look at that!
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I have such a backlog of this to summarize...whenever I start one of my cows does something insane and i get distracted.
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123 movies is standing in for putlocker (F) as the repository of all dubious streaming content. It is at that link as of today but it moves and jumps like you would expect for a site
Also, has anyone else seen the 600lb life reactor Sean of Steel? He reacts to full 600lb life episodes, and I'm 90% sure he's a kiwi because he references beauty parlor cows all the time.
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I love Sean of Steel, he's a funny dude but also is very forthright about how shitty it was to be a deathfat and it kind of gives more humanity to the people on the show when you hear the opinion of someone who got out of that lifestyle.
I don't know if he's a Kiwi because so many BP cows come up in the world of YouTube reaction vids, but I hope he is.
I don't know if he's a Kiwi because so many BP cows come up in the world of YouTube reaction vids, but I hope he is.
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TLC being the ultimate shitlords they are, with the usual nasty camera perspective we've grown accustomed to over the years, have given out another sneak peak of season 12. Krystal is greeting us with a classic: "I have to eat to live!"
Tonight's the night, gorls, 8 pm ET.
Tonight's the night, gorls, 8 pm ET.
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I get tired of the performative grocery shopping trip on the show. This bitch doesn’t go grocery shopping. Nobody wants the extra burden of pushing about a 600 lb monster and a shopping cart and she doesn’t want the effort of it either.
Also, while they definitely use their EBT cards to get soda, snacks and cake, but burn through most the funds on fast food deliveries. Apparently during covid they loosened the rules so you can use gibs on ubereats. The majority of these beasts diets is fast food consumption. Actual groceries are what they graze on in between their bags of Arbys KFC and McDonalds.
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I'm still wondering what the fuck was up with Season 11...it was like, half the length of a regular season and every episode was a snoozefest, or at least 80% of them. No good trainwrecks and I don't even think there was a decent "happy" episode. Filming during coof I guess? Still it's odd.
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agree mostly. though at the same time the deathfats love to control everything they get for groceries/snacks so not surprised if they would "kill themselves" to push through it to be able to totally control and make sure they get everything they want, esp if enablers aren't willing to totally get everything they want. plus they probably in a way look forward to this trips for days and plan it out. But at the same time what they get in 1 massive grocery shopping trip would only last 1-2 days for them so i can see what you mean. maybe they only accompany their enablers 1-2 times a week to keep the whip on them and make sure they don't slackk on getting their slow suicide-assisters in the form of high calorie/macro junk food
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S12 E1 Krystal - The initial office scene is laughable. Dr Now’s hair changes between every cut. It looks like they shot this at least twice, once with his hair loss clearly showing and another with a comb over and/or hair fiber filler.
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The flixtor site still allows for streaming for about 3 months after it first aired.
It's been a long time since the last season. I was impressed with Krystal. Don't want to spoil too much, but I was.
When she made herself Damian's wife so soon into the episode I was a bit sceptical. But NGL, it was moving. And then some crazy things happened. I don't blame her for a setback and loved to see her get some contour in her face back.
It's been a long time since the last season. I was impressed with Krystal. Don't want to spoil too much, but I was.
When she made herself Damian's wife so soon into the episode I was a bit sceptical. But NGL, it was moving. And then some crazy things happened. I don't blame her for a setback and loved to see her get some contour in her face back.
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Only made it halfway though but really enjoyed "The Little Engine That Couldn't" scene. Wondering where was Bella the dog was while she was getting weighed in. I'll finish it later and the next episode better be more entertaining.
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I agree.
The idea that this lady likes Wal-Mart but somehow doesn't have a Wal-Mart Plus subscription that allows her to have unlimited free deliveries while also being aware of every food and deli item available is laughable.
On an unrelated note, this lady's husband was explaining the story of their relationship and he said they, "got re-in-back-contact." Kind of like how someone gets reincarnated. They got reinbackcontact.
Edit to add: The kids on this episode were unbelievably cute. My goodness.
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Season 12, Episode 2: William.
Sad story.
flixtor link for now
Sad story.
William is 34 and can still walk. Maybe that is why he also is very delusional about his situation. He comes with a bacterial infection of the skin of his stomach and a fungal infection of the groin, which are things his mom points out to Dr. Now. He already looks forward to making mistakes and having some slip-ups while sitting in the office. His mom, who usually feeds him and needs to lose some weight herself, is also not very optimistic for him.
Turns out, it's hard to feel full on Dr. Now's portion sizes.
Sure Dr. Now would agree, that starting to work in a fast food restaurant is a good thing to do, right? He also feels that he's lighter already after the first two months.
Technically William had lost a few pounds before he even met Dr. Now, so he hopes the doctor will take that into consideration when looking at the meagre outcome of 12 pounds while on the diet for three months. He hasn't given up the soda. Next thing we see is his mom helping him more, this time also with sweet fruity smoothies. She doesn't know how to stick to that diet either.
He also thinks, that it's good enough if he loses just a few pounds. Foreseeably he has no idea, why he gains weight. Pizza and Soda pop didn't work for him.
Therapy with Dr. Paradise, who points out his pattern of misrepresentations. Advises to use the help of his mom to keep track of his positive behaviours, and to do journaling. Implementing these things also isn't easy. He orders the larger strawberry banana smoothie for that talk with his mom. Had only blueberries and toast before. Or so he says.
And then he uses the newfound emotional work to hold on to things even more, he's amidst his struggles, he continues to lie to himself. He even continued to work in the fast food industry.
He still has to lose his 70 pounds, he will continue therapy he says. It's been 10 months and he still has to turn his life around. Sad story.
Turns out, it's hard to feel full on Dr. Now's portion sizes.
Sure Dr. Now would agree, that starting to work in a fast food restaurant is a good thing to do, right? He also feels that he's lighter already after the first two months.
Technically William had lost a few pounds before he even met Dr. Now, so he hopes the doctor will take that into consideration when looking at the meagre outcome of 12 pounds while on the diet for three months. He hasn't given up the soda. Next thing we see is his mom helping him more, this time also with sweet fruity smoothies. She doesn't know how to stick to that diet either.
He also thinks, that it's good enough if he loses just a few pounds. Foreseeably he has no idea, why he gains weight. Pizza and Soda pop didn't work for him.
Therapy with Dr. Paradise, who points out his pattern of misrepresentations. Advises to use the help of his mom to keep track of his positive behaviours, and to do journaling. Implementing these things also isn't easy. He orders the larger strawberry banana smoothie for that talk with his mom. Had only blueberries and toast before. Or so he says.
And then he uses the newfound emotional work to hold on to things even more, he's amidst his struggles, he continues to lie to himself. He even continued to work in the fast food industry.
He still has to lose his 70 pounds, he will continue therapy he says. It's been 10 months and he still has to turn his life around. Sad story.