Audience Member Ken Bone Becomes Internet Sensation In Second Presidential Debate

WGN ^ | POSTED 9:08 OCTOBER 10, 2016, | BY TRIBUNE MEDIA WIRE

[Viking2002]

Any more talk like that and you can kiss your run at POTUS goodbye!

I'll have you know that my stance on the ladies has never affected my write-in vote tally in the last several elections, and that includes my wife's, so..........

[SamAdams76]

He really needs to lose some weight. He was to wear an olive business suit to this debate but the seat of his pants split on him while waiting for the debate to begin. Evidently somebody rushed him this plus size red sweater and a pair of waist 52 khakis. This wardrobe was not in the plan.

Ken Bone gained 30 pounds over the past year alone. This is not good. This is a dangerous rate of weight gain.

I speak from experience because I was in the same boat. I lost over 100+ pounds in 2003 only to gradually put it back on over the years. I've been fighting the weight my whole life. During the 2013-2014 period, when I was in process of re-locating to New York City, I put on 30 pounds because I spent many nights in hotels and ate at restaurants just about every night.

Since last November, I have taken 67 pounds off and I intend to keep going until I get to my second 100+ pound weight loss - hopefully for the last time. Because if I put those pounds back on, I will likely die and will no longer be able to post or donate to the Free Republic.

This Ken Bone is also going to die unless he takes action. He needs to walk several miles a day, cut back on the carbs (I can tell it is carbs in this case) and eat much healthier.

My dinner tonight was broiled fish with squash and broccoli. My dinner a year ago would have been pizza or a large hamburger and fries at some Round Robin or 5 Guys.

[BradyLS]

That skit made Farley. Back in the good ol’ days.

[BradyLS]

Good luck to you, sir! I need to follow your example!

[Sawdring]

Jeez, I always pictured you as thin, wearing a tweed jacket, sipping brandy in some rustic house in Vermont, while you pen creative remarks in a log book for later posting to FreeRepublic.