[HeyPete]

(02-22-2014 08:42 AM)RioNomad Wrote:  

I actually feel somewhat bad for this guy. His life has to be fucking horrible.

CasketKing is a fitting handle because this dude is going to drop dead before long or put a bullet through his brain.

TLDR, dropped out in 8th grade. No GED. Depression. Working at fast food but had to quit/got fired because he couldn't keep up. 23 years old. Thinks hes not smart enough to learn any kind of skill or trade. Life plan is to make money from YouTube. Stopped watching at 3:40 because I felt like killing myself.

Thanks for taking the bullet on this one Rio.

And whoa there Fatty McFat guy. Good luck making money off youtube. A friend of mine is a singer in the EDM genre. Some of her videos have a 1,000,000-plus views. And 1M views is = to about $4 to $5. That's it.

Last month, she had over 4M views on her 13 videos and made $20.85

[Beyond Borders]

(02-22-2014 10:26 AM)HeyPete Wrote:  

Good luck making money off youtube. A friend of mine is a singer in the EDM genre. Some of her videos have a 1,000,000-plus views. And 1M views is = to about $4 to $5. That's it.

Last month, she had over 4M views on her 13 videos and made $20.85

Damn, that sucks.

I imagine there is good money in it though. Not from advertising payouts but in leveraging it for traffic and credibility and then selling products and services on your website.

[PoosyWrecker]

If anyone wants to reach out to him he lives in the Tampa Bay area.

[Vicious]

Why are we giving this guys hits or even mention?

He's a waste of breath, nay a waste of pixels.

[WanderingSoul]

They should fly McQueen in to coach this guy up for his Dateline appearance.

[kbell]

Isn't that manboobs? Or do all really fat people look the same?

[redbeard]

The funniest part of this has to be how his dog looks at him in OP's video. The dog is the alpha in charge here and will gnaw on any Pepsi he wants to!

[Tuthmosis]

I got two mentions from that disgusting tub-of-shit!

[Jonathon]

So we should ban things on the internet we don't agree we. Ok so we just ban essentially all the internet including factual information. We hate everyone and are assholes, lol. Sorry that someone has a different opinion from anyone. And then this guy isn't even capable of taking care of himself. He is massive, not simply overweight, which to me shows great disinterest in his personal well being, and on top of that his dog does whatever it wants. He couldn't simply take it to another room or have enough control over it to make it stop.

And on another note, why do people blog like this? "Wow I'm offended, tell me you support his to?" Does this stem from some need to have someone just feel good about themselves because they can't actually have a social life outside of a computer?

I honestly wonder how some of the guys on here do it as well. I mean I know a lot of thiscomes from going out in public and speaking to experience, but are there really that many people who just sit down all day and think about stuff? Do they ever really do anything or just take the world as they see it peaking through a window or staring at it on a screen.

Frankly, I'm tired of this new blogger craze. It's dumb, unless you offer genuine experiences and genuine solutions to the problems you think you see. To me it shos nothing more than a way for people to run their mouths and have no insight into life.

Then again, here I am actually posting something about all this. lol

[Sp5]

[quote] (02-22-2014 10:26 AM)HeyPete Wrote:  

[quote='RioNomad' pid='660576' dateline='1393076524']
I actually feel somewhat bad for this guy. His life has to be fucking horrible.

CasketKing is a fitting handle because this dude is going to drop dead before long or put a bullet through his brain.

TLDR, dropped out in 8th grade. No GED. Depression. Working at fast food but had to quit/got fired because he couldn't keep up. 23 years old. Thinks hes not smart enough to learn any kind of skill or trade. Life plan is to make money from YouTube. Stopped watching at 3:40 because I felt like killing myself.[/quote]

Yeah, it's sad. I feel pity.

Can you imagine him putting him in a boot camp, feeding him right, making him walk, then run, then lift? He drops 200 lbs or whatever, gets lean, then start teaching him some game, get him out to make approaches? Would make a nice Jack Black movie anyways.

[The Lizard of Oz]

(02-22-2014 02:18 PM)Sp5 Wrote:  

Yeah, it's sad. I feel pity.

Can you imagine him putting him in a boot camp, feeding him right, making him walk, then run, then lift? He drops 200 lbs or whatever, gets lean, then start teaching him some game, get him out to make approaches? Would make a nice Jack Black movie anyways.

One of the very best things about this forum is the taken-for-granted and magnificent optimism reflected in a comment like this.

There is no more beautiful idea in the world than the idea that no one is beyond help; no one is too far gone to turn his life around. Just follow this or that method, train, exercise, eat right, learn game -- and your life, any life, can be completely transformed.

This is the most American idea in the world; to older, more experienced, more "sophisticated" civilizations it appears to be hopelessly naive, charmingly infantile at best, laughably idiotic at worst. An old Sicilian or an old Parisian sitting in his coffee shop and staring out at the ancient cobbled stone streets knows but one truth, which is that everyone is what he is, and no one ever changes.

What is most interesting about this is that the naive and childish American idea, the deepest RVF idea, is completely true -- and the old-world cynicism is the real delusion. Just as it is true that the supposedly naive and hopelessly optimistic American sci-fi films of the 1950s are a far more realistic depiction of the world as it truly is than a nasty nihilistic art film by Bresson or Fassbinder.

Will this dude go to boot camp, get on a healthy diet, start lifting weights, walking, running, approaching pussy, will he transform himself completely? Almost certainly not. But can he? Yeah, he can. It is within his power to do so. And stranger things have happened. That is the most interesting fact of all.

[Teedub]

I agree with Rio, this is just fucking sad. His life is dreadful.

[Que enspastic]

It reminds me of Gandalf in the Lord of the Rings warning the company not to kill Gollum. Instead look down upon him with pity, for the tortured soul may one day play a role of such importance and gravitas that no one could have foreseen it. But while hope remains, no matter how faint, so must mercy.

[Que enspastic]

Rio is Gandalf

[Only One Man]

ROK!!!!!

[Sombro]

Bad genes aside, I reserve pity for those whose miserable fate is not of their own doing.

[FrenchCanadian]

[Aliblahba]

(02-22-2014 11:51 AM)PoosyWrecker Wrote:  

If anyone wants to reach out to him he lives in the Tampa Bay area.

He looks Greek to me.

[Que enspastic]

I believe Krauser would call this guy an estrogen slug

Basically, that means he is fucked, unless he takes massive injections of testosterone to bring him back into the world of Men.

[Deuce Anna Half]

(02-22-2014 02:41 PM)The Lizard of Oz Wrote:  

(02-22-2014 02:18 PM)Sp5 Wrote:  

Yeah, it's sad. I feel pity.

Can you imagine him putting him in a boot camp, feeding him right, making him walk, then run, then lift? He drops 200 lbs or whatever, gets lean, then start teaching him some game, get him out to make approaches? Would make a nice Jack Black movie anyways.

One of the very best things about this forum is the taken-for-granted and magnificent optimism reflected in a comment like this.

There is no more beautiful idea in the world than the idea that no one is beyond help; no one is too far gone to turn his life around. Just follow this or that method, train, exercise, eat right, learn game -- and your life, any life, can be completely transformed.

This is the most American idea in the world; to older, more experienced, more "sophisticated" civilizations it appears to be hopelessly naive, charmingly infantile at best, laughably idiotic at worst. An old Sicilian or an old Parisian sitting in his coffee shop and staring out at the ancient cobbled stone streets knows but one truth, which is that everyone is what he is, and no one ever changes.

What is most interesting about this is that the naive and childish American idea, the deepest RVF idea, is completely true -- and the old-world cynicism is the real delusion. Just as it is true that the supposedly naive and hopelessly optimistic American sci-fi films of the 1950s are a far more realistic depiction of the world as it truly is than a nasty nihilistic art film by Bresson or Fassbinder.

Will this dude go to boot camp, get on a healthy diet, start lifting weights, walking, running, approaching pussy, will he transform himself completely? Almost certainly not. But can he? Yeah, he can. It is within his power to do so. And stranger things have happened. That is the most interesting fact of all.

[Merenguero]

I didn't even have to watch the video. One look at that guy's face without even clicking on play told me everything I needed to know.

[Billy Chubbs]

I never get any personal hate in these videos. What am I doing wrong?

And you know, it's just amazingly coincidental how this morbidly obese, extraordinarily lazy guy who can't even clean up his room (which is full of fast food garbage and 2 litre bottles of sugary, sugary pop) is somehow an equalist. Yay! Everyone should be equal! The hell with hard work, or rewarding risks! This blubbery lipped, corpulent white knight whose dog is even fat (because taking it out on walks would kill his awesome owner by the sounds of it) should be on par with any guy who doesn't check his fit privilege and goes to the gym.

Biggest thing that pisses me off is that guys like this all over the world (at least our half of it) are undoubtedly on some form of welfare because they're too fat and unhealthy to do even a mundane job. So we get to bust our asses off at work, get taxed for it (I personally have damn near 40% of my cheque scraped off regardless of my consent or permission and I have no say into what those taxes pay for) just so they can redistribute our sweat and blood to these lazy self pitying shits - and they still turn around and call us the assholes. For the crime of having an opinion. One that we've earned by not being lazy, out of shape shits.

[runsonmagic]

(02-22-2014 03:55 PM)Deuce Anna Half Wrote:  

(02-22-2014 02:41 PM)The Lizard of Oz Wrote:  

(02-22-2014 02:18 PM)Sp5 Wrote:  

Yeah, it's sad. I feel pity.

Can you imagine him putting him in a boot camp, feeding him right, making him walk, then run, then lift? He drops 200 lbs or whatever, gets lean, then start teaching him some game, get him out to make approaches? Would make a nice Jack Black movie anyways.

One of the very best things about this forum is the taken-for-granted and magnificent optimism reflected in a comment like this.

There is no more beautiful idea in the world than the idea that no one is beyond help; no one is too far gone to turn his life around. Just follow this or that method, train, exercise, eat right, learn game -- and your life, any life, can be completely transformed.

This is the most American idea in the world; to older, more experienced, more "sophisticated" civilizations it appears to be hopelessly naive, charmingly infantile at best, laughably idiotic at worst. An old Sicilian or an old Parisian sitting in his coffee shop and staring out at the ancient cobbled stone streets knows but one truth, which is that everyone is what he is, and no one ever changes.

What is most interesting about this is that the naive and childish American idea, the deepest RVF idea, is completely true -- and the old-world cynicism is the real delusion. Just as it is true that the supposedly naive and hopelessly optimistic American sci-fi films of the 1950s are a far more realistic depiction of the world as it truly is than a nasty nihilistic art film by Bresson or Fassbinder.

Will this dude go to boot camp, get on a healthy diet, start lifting weights, walking, running, approaching pussy, will he transform himself completely? Almost certainly not. But can he? Yeah, he can. It is within his power to do so. And stranger things have happened. That is the most interesting fact of all.

@The Lizard of Oz, but I wanted that awesome gif in there.

[dads]

Looking at him makes me slightly nauseous.

[runsonmagic]

I felt sad in my heart when he said he didn't have money for Thanksgiving.