You can NOT convert FAT cells into MUSCLE cells! small rant
Samantha020691
Posts: 14
You just can't. They are two completely different compounds.
You shrink fat cells.
rant over
You shrink fat cells.
rant over
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But I can...with my SUPER FAT RAY 2000!!! Incidentally an accident during its creation is the whole reason I'm here.0
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AMEN SISTAH0
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What?! You mean the bacon 30 diet is a fake?! :sad:0
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But I can...with my SUPER FAT RAY 2000!!! Incidentally an accident during its creation is the whole reason I'm here.
Can I borrow that? Or rent it or something? That sounds like exactly what I need.
Or I will trade you my Freeze Ray for your Super Fat Ray...0 -
But I can...with my SUPER FAT RAY 2000!!! Incidentally an accident during its creation is the whole reason I'm here.
ROFLMBO!!!0 -
But I can...with my SUPER FAT RAY 2000!!! Incidentally an accident during its creation is the whole reason I'm here.
You are so funny! Did you buy it on late night TV?0 -
Noooooooo! But i have so many!0
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Can I convert muscle cells into fat cells? Not that I want to, but just in case....:bigsmile:0
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The Super Fat Ray 2000 can be yours for just 3 easy payments of ONE BILLLLLION DOLLARS!
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You are mean and unsupportive and I can do anything I want to do because my Mom said I could.0
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Can you prove that with an equation? I don't want muscular arms.
TAE BO!0 -
Another rant wasted on semantics :noway: Really, is there anyone who actually thinks that a fat cell turns into a muscle cell, or do they just use the language to mean shrinking fat cells while building muscle cells?
And yes, while we're at it, a pound of muscle weighs the same as a pound of fat, but muscle IS heavier than fat when comparing by volume, which is exactly what people actually mean when they say "muscle weighs more than fat."
Our time could be better spent ranting about poor spelling and grammar.
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Another rant wasted on semantics :noway: Really, is there anyone who actually thinks that a fat cell turns into a muscle cell, or do they just use the language to mean shrinking fat cells while building muscle cells?
And yes, while we're at it, a pound of muscle weighs the same as a pound of fat, but muscle IS heavier than fat when comparing by volume, which is exactly what people actually mean when they say "muscle weighs more than fat."
Our time could be better spent ranting about poor spelling and grammar.
:End rant about rants:
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But I can...with my SUPER FAT RAY 2000!!! Incidentally an accident during its creation is the whole reason I'm here.
You are so funny! Did you buy it on late night TV?
NOPE, Target0
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