Asshole is an adjective

Seems like my comment applies to you too! Check the dictionary next time, asshole.

46 - please go back to english class. asshole would normally be a noun, since its refering to a part of the body. (nouns are people, places and things). calling someone an asshole is still comparing them to a noun, the asshole

#46: No, "asshole" is a noun. However, the phrase "flaming asshole" DOES contain an adjective.

But the adjective is still not "asshole" in that phrase

Thank ypu! My wife has no thyroid and because of folks like thst jerk we avoid wally world

@61 Are you calling OP a jerk just because your wife has problems? Sorry but the fat idiot in this post was the jerk, not op.

no, I think 61 means that they want to avoid walmart to avoid from being classified as those overly rude obese people.

@61 I understand what your wife went through, I gained so much weight when I hit my thyriod storm. And not a lot of people understand thyroid problems and I got bullied heavily for weight gain I couldn't even control. I actually would need one of the scooters at wally world now because I have chronic pain and my knees are inverted causing pain when I stand for to long. But there is never one available and I am self conscious about people calling fat and lazy for using one.

How do fat ***** get ******? Is sexual attraction to morbidly obese people really a thing?

Honey Boo Boo's fat **** mother had a boyfriend. They get ****** because money I guess, or because some people have terrible fetishes.

It's more a people watching opportunity than meeting really

I wear my headphones when I shop. It generally makes people leave me alone.

Uhh, you've been watching too much Iglesias. It's painfully obvious that this jerkwad wasn't "fluffy", just an overinflated asshole.

So they should assume the fat people took all the wheelchairs and left his dad home? Or drive his dad back home after finding there were none available? Nooooo.

Another hilarious image in my mind. I picture a huge person, something never before been seen, rolled in a ball with his stub legs and arms flailing as he rolls down the stairs while Op and op's dad run for dear life. Awesome. :)

Another hilarious image in my mind. I picture a huge person, something never before been seen, rolled in a ball with his stub legs and arms flailing as he rolls down the stairs while Op and op's dad run for dear life. Awesome. :)

No #19 that only happens in mall food court when theres no corn dogs left.

They would be required to put in an elevator somewhere, Mr. Fat-**** would never see the stairs.

Walmarts in Asia are multi-level :/

The Walmart near me is multi-level, actually. And I live in VA.

There are Walmarts in Asia?

Thank you. We were all wondering who, out of the thousands, voted "YDI".

I agree, there could be some underlying disease or something that causes problems that op couldn't see. He could have had chronic pain or something. However, he was still an idiot for assuming that he needed it more than op's dad, for assuming that op's dad went through getting a huge cast on just to be lazy and ride the machine, and assuming that yelling at them was going to make op change their mind and give it up. As 22 said, I hate when people feel entitled to something above another person, and I also hate when people (whether they have a valid excuse or not) think that yelling at someone is going to change their minds and behaviour. Yelling only gets the other person's back up and makes them immediately defensive. Not a good way to get what you want, idiot.

But heaven forbid they get some exercise. I understand some have diseases but exercise (even if it is just walking around the store) can only be a good thing. Sitting on their ass isn't going to help any.

Nooooo some people are just lazy! Yeah you moght have thyroid problem or what not, but maybe if you walk, you'll get used to it. I mean, the more a person exercises the more they'll advance. I dislocated my knee and had to use crutches for a while. Let me tell you, it can be a bitch because your arms get sore, but I never once used one of the carts. I always refused. I actually had an excuse to use them but decided it'd be best to get used to my crutches and eventually my arms stopped being sore.

I have a thyroid problem, but I still walk throughout the whole grocery store to shop.

Yeah, whether you have a thyroid problem or cushing syndrome, it's not really preventing you from walking. There's no reason to get a motor car thingy. "my legs are going to get sore" is not a valid excuse.

Sometimes a person legitimately can't walk through a store though. I know people who have serious spinal issues (that can't be fixed through surgery, medication, etc.) which limits their ability to move greatly, and as a result they've gained weight. That doesn't defend this person's behavior however, he was rude to OP and their dad and if he truly needed a cart he should have been patient and waited for the next available one.

My mother in law doesnt have a thyroid and she has diabetes. She is trying her damnedest to not go in to the obese category. If she can do it, others can too!