Atomic Fiend
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OP, yes, you are fat.
Want a donut?
Want a donut?
OP, yes, you are fat.
Want a donut?
Let's share it. I can eat my donut, and you can eat my hole.
that could be interesting... and burn calories as well I guess
For you, sweet cakes.
I miss our chinese runs.
Amazon.com: The Shangri-La Diet: The No Hunger Eat Anything Weight-Loss Plan: Seth Roberts: Books
It works. If you don't believe me, ask the 12 pounds I had gained back from my last bout with Weight Watchers that have disappeared effortlessly in the past month and a half or so. I have always felt like changing my eating habits was like pushing a boulder uphill. I could never sustain my momentum for long enough to lose everything I need to lose, let alone keep it off. This is different. I am eating when I'm hungry, eating what I want, and eating 'til I'm full. I just happen to want to eat good stuff, and less of it. I haven't had fast food in almost six weeks now, which is HUGE for me.
You know, because you are Ivy, I am probably going to go to Borders right now to buy that book.
I heard about it from fripping on INTPC.
My beloved brought home a new bathroom scale, as our old one hadn't been working properly for some time.
In the kitchen with all my clothes on I weighed a cool 230. In the bathroom this morning in the absolute belly-sagging, gouge-your-eyes-out nude I still came in at 226.4. This is on a broad-shouldered 5'10" frame, but still... it's truly fifty pounds heavier than I could be, and still be healthy.
This event has made me feel anxious and unhappy.
Therefore I crave cheesecake.
I went to the effort of converting so I could understand what 230 pounds is, really you guys should use kilograms, you’d be just over 100 and sound so much lighter.
I really have nothing to add that hasn’t already been said I just wanted you know I went to an effort