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Thread Author: Duncan	Replies: 36

New Mon 22 Jun 15 18:00   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Duncan

Keith Martin, the heaviest man in Britain has died. Tinyurl.com link to The Indie. tinyurl.com/ngpz8me He weighed 70 stone and consumed 10,000 calories a day. Why didn't they just stop feeding him? Last edited by: Duncan on Mon 22 Jun 15 at 18:01 Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 18:17   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Dutchie

Mental problems by the sound of it.Not nice to die that young whatever the reason.He lost weight didn't he,maybe to much for his hart to take. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 18:37   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - BiggerBadderDave

I wouldn't want to help carry that coffin. They should just roll him. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 18:40   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Zero

>> He weighed 70 stone and consumed 10,000 calories a day. Why didn't they just stop >> feeding him? While he was getting to 70 stone, he was bed ridden and being cared for by his sister. Neither of them was working, so the state was paying for both of them to consume his 10k calories a day. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 18:47   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - BiggerBadderDave

"so the state was paying for both of them to consume his 10k calories a day" They should cremate him in the local power station. All that lard could power a small town for a couple of days. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 19:09   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Lygonos

Hahahahahahaha Next up for the laughs - teenagers with xylophone ribcages and baldy cancer kids. Fuds. Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Mon 22 Jun 15 19:24   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - BiggerBadderDave

Careful Lygonos, he might show up on radar. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 19:28   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Armel Coussine

980lb., nearly half a ton. Bed sores and things. The cat couldn't possibly stand, a human frame couldn't bear that weight. Looks very unusual, well outside what one thinks of as 'norms'. Surely such an extreme condition could have been avoided Lygonos? What's a xylophone ribcage? Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 19:45   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Roger.

>> 980lb., nearly half a ton. Bed sores and things. The cat couldn't possibly stand, a >> human frame couldn't bear that weight. >> >> Looks very unusual, well outside what one thinks of as 'norms'. Surely such an extreme >> condition could have been avoided Lygonos? >> >> What's a xylophone ribcage? Anorexia. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 19:53   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Armel Coussine

>> >> What's a xylophone ribcage? >> Anorexia. Thank you Rastaman. Dumb of me. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 19:46   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Roger.

I bet he could not wipe his bum or hold his willy. Nasty job for a carer. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 19:50   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Zero

>> I bet he could not wipe his bum or hold his willy. >> Nasty job for a carer. or feed himself. Who was doing that. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 19:53   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Lygonos

Maybe Ivan Cameron's old carer since the inconsiderate sod died and made them unemployed a few years ago. Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:14   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Zero

>> Maybe Ivan Cameron's old carer since the inconsiderate sod died and made them unemployed a >> few years ago. Not sure the Camerons fed their son to death. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:19   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Armel Coussine

>> Ivan Cameron's old carer since the inconsiderate sod died and made them unemployed Strangely heartless Lygonos. Don't Camerons suffer and bleed like other humans? Or do you think they made too much of that poor child's condition, using it to get votes? Reply to this message | Report message       2

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:23   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Lygonos

>>Don't Camerons suffer and bleed like other humans No more than a miserable fat guy's family does. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:27   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Zero

>> >>Don't Camerons suffer and bleed like other humans >> >> No more than a miserable fat guy's family does. The family stuffing the food down the fat mans throat you mean? Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:29   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Lygonos

>>The family stuffing the food down the fat mans throat you mean? Yeah, Im sure they all lined up behind his carers to cram in the curry and pudding. Funnily enough fat guys' arms can reach their mouths. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:32   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Zero

>> Funnily enough fat guys' arms can reach their mouths. Yeah but not the shops, or the kitchen, or the fridge or the cooker. Last edited by: Zero on Mon 22 Jun 15 at 20:32 Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:36   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Lygonos

>>Yeah but not the shops, or the kitchen, or the fridge or the cooker. Since most take-aways will happily deliver food straight to you that doesn't require any of the above bits of the house... And even fat guys' fingers can work a 'phone. Unles you're this guy of course: www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqjF7HKSaaI Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:38   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Zero

>> >>Yeah but not the shops, or the kitchen, or the fridge or the cooker. >> >> Since most take-aways will happily deliver food straight to you that doesn't require any of >> the above bits of the house... >> >> And even fat guys' fingers can work a 'phone. need some more straws there doc? Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:35   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - MD

For all of the 'P' taking what happens if you deny food to some poor sod in this situation. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:39   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Zero

>> For all of the 'P' taking what happens if you deny food to some poor >> sod in this situation. they usually get thinner. Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:44   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - CGNorwich

And there is the moral and legal question. If you are a carer do you have a right to deny food to an adult who requests it even if they do not need the food ? I rather suspect that you would require a court order and if the person in question is deemed capable of making a decision for himself I can't see such a court order being granted. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:47   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Zero

>> And there is the moral and legal question. If you are a carer do you >> have a right to deny food to an adult who requests it even if they >> do not need the food ? I rather suspect that you would require a court >> order and if the person in question is deemed capable of making a decision for >> himself I can't see such a court order being granted. I would suggest that a carer has primary responsibility for care, health and wellbeing. Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:57   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - CGNorwich

"I would suggest that a carer has primary responsibility for care, health and wellbeing." Possibly but legally I suspect that a person of sound mind who is immobile is entitled to eat what they want even if is killing them. Would a carer for example be entitled to deny a lung cancer sufferer cigarettes if that is what the person wanted? Freedom includes the freedom to act in a foolish way or in a manner dangerous to yourself and carers are not prison guards. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 21:01   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - MD

>> I would suggest that a carer has primary responsibility for care, health and wellbeing> Well you get an 18 yo roll up smoking 'carer' to make that decision when they are enslaved to a Boss that is enslaved to an under funded system and I'll sit back and take notes. Last edited by: VxFan on Mon 22 Jun 15 at 21:25 Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:32   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Armel Coussine

>> No more than a miserable fat guy's family does. Not significantly less either. Having a sick dying child must be painful even for a Tory politician don't you think? Perhaps Tory politicians don't feel pain. But their wives probably do. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:03   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - BiggerBadderDave

"or feed himself. Who was doing that' Simple gravitational attraction. The mass of the body is attracted by pie. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:10   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - rtj70

>> or feed himself. Who was doing that. NHS carers. Or not that caring to be honest. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:23   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - MD

One rarely knows an individuals situation or state of mind. There but for the Grace of......... Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:23   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - No FM2R

Clearly the guy had problems and so is surely to be pitied rather than mocked? Not to mention "Thank God that wasn't my problem." All the people in the world are not stable, I'm afraid. Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:25   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Zero

>> Clearly the guy had problems and so is surely to be pitied rather than mocked? Clearly he did. However they were allowed, nay encouraged, to get worse with complicit assistance of the carer, and the state. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:28   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - MD

If you view the average 'Carer' around here I would not allow them near my Dogs. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 23:39   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - smokie

Have you informed your GP of your wish MD? I'm sure you'd much prefer that if ever you have a time of need, the carers get sent instead to someone who appreciates them. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:42   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Armel Coussine

>> >> Clearly the guy had problems and so is surely to be pitied rather than mocked? Yes. He's an exceptional case with an exceptional pathology. Not many people have the physique to survive for long in that sort of state. It's far from enviable. One would much rather be dead, even at 44. I'd love to see photos of him at 22 and 33. Prurient and scientistic of me I know. Reply to this message | Report message       2

New Mon 22 Jun 15 20:35   Britain's Heaviest Man Dies - Armel Coussine

>> All the people in the world are not stable, I'm afraid. Heh heh... understatement of the millennium... Reply to this message | Report message