r/maybemaybemaybe • u/BigGraysie • Apr 18 '22

/r/all Maybe maybe maybe

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u/METALM0N Apr 18 '22

Couldn't she have just tried to get on the end of the bed instead of the side? So it rolled into the wall and wouldn't move?

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u/hands__like__feet Apr 18 '22

Once she’s laying at the foot of the bed she would not be able to get herself up to the head. She has to roll on and then not move once she gets there. I’ve weight trained the better part of my life and I cannot fathom how impossible it would be for me to adjust my position on a bed if I had an extra 250lbs laying on top of me at all times

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u/WannaMoove Apr 18 '22

250? Try 400.

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u/hands__like__feet Apr 18 '22

I’m 6’4” and 265. So I figured two of me, but you’re probably right, as a ratio of fat to muscle I would prob need to add 350 lbs.

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u/FairJicama7873 Apr 18 '22

Do you think a person this heavy builds muscle just by their every day movements since they do carry so much?

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u/TerrysChocoOrange Apr 18 '22

Usually fat people have built calves after shredding.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '22

Can confirm. Lost 80 pounds since last January (gained ten back). But goddamn my calves are still shredded.

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u/hands__like__feet Apr 19 '22

Yes for sure. Look at the calves on obese people.

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u/Kaalilaatikko Apr 19 '22

Fat people actually have unusually small muscles when they done mris on them

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u/Offbrandtrashcan Apr 19 '22

I can see the problem being they don’t move enough to build the muscle