Ok... I know that you know better than to feel like that, so I'll just remind you. .
You should know better!
Go to the beach and enjoy yourself!
Drivers don't look like drivers anymore
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Some people should never ever go to the beach or expose too much of themselves.
The elephant man was right when he chose to wear that bag. He did the world a huge favor...
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When I was 18 we all went to the beach and there was this older lady that took her leg off and hopped out into the water. It was the grossest thing ever.
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Asking people to rub sunblock on his back or throwing out the beach towel and plopping down right next to someone.x1Heavy Thanks this. -
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True story... but I will try to keep it as short as possible
Many years ago, when my kids were still young 6 through 11, we were at Island Beach State Park in New Jersey. A very nice place. It was getting dark and we were just heading up the road through the park on our way home. Out of the corner of my eye I saw something moving just off the side of the road. There was a guy with very long hair (hippie type) and no legs waving frantically. When I pulled to the side of the road my kids spotted him and they were freaked out. I got out of the car and he thanked me for stopping and said no-one else would stop and he was really frustrated by that fact. I told him I just barely saw him myself.
Anyway he pointed to his custom van which was almost out of site (behind a sand dune) and told me he'd been stuck there for hours. Several other cars noticed us and they stopped too. The guy with no legs pulled himself up into the driver seat (handicap set up) and myself and several others pushed and dug and pushed until we got him out. He was grateful as heck and we all went on our way. My kids (still freaked out) talked about how scary he looked and they were surprised that I stopped to help, but they felt good that we helped. I think they learned from that experience and really gained a healthy respect for handicapped people.Omega1, Gearjammin' Penguin, 88 Alpha and 2 others Thank this. -
Maybe if it wasn’t for that bone sticking out.
Nope. She should haven’t been there. -
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Didn’t you read my post? I said if your gross then wear clothes or a bag over your head to hide it. -
I'm a middle aged woman who once rocked a size 4, ballooned to a size 14 and got back to a size 8. You're essentially saying I should have hidden at size 14. That's straight up nonsense. (let's be clear, size 14 is pretty fat and gross for my personal standards for myself)2old Thanks this.
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