Ridiculous weight loss thoughts...
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I don't know about blisters, but I have a broken wrist and I've been eating well over maintenance the last month or so and I'm still losing!
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thorsmom01 wrote: »Was just thinking though, if you have a blister ( and your body is burning more cals because its healing it up ) would you probably end up walking around less though ?( because it would be uncomfortable to walk, run or jog a lot while you have a open blister )
What equation did you use to figure out how many extra cals your burning ? I'm wondering if we factored in less walking-running-jogging in to it because of discomfort then would it just cancel each other out ?
No, because this is what should happen: you get the blister; develop great courage and exercise through it. All the while, you express yourself in, what in Yiddish is known as good old-fashioned kvetching. Now you're really in business: burning calories with healing, with concentrating on being courageous, with the moving and, finally, with the kvetching, which - believe me; I know! - takes an awful lot of energy to generate correctly.0 -
Ridiculous thought... How many calories do I burn whipping my head around giving a WTF? look to the guy who just cut me off? Because I do that a lot in Orlando traffic.
My oldest told me that if giving side-eye burned calories, I could have eaten 10k calories a day and never gained an ounce when I had a house full of teenagers. True.
Man....I wish that was the case.
I raised 4 girls. At one point I had a 19yr, 18yr, 16yr and 12yr old......
I'm not sure if you're attempting to be kind or cruel. Please clarify.arditarose wrote: »Are you okay? I mean..besides the blister.
Perhaps she's trying to be both, in the right measure?
Best comment ever
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Get ridiculously excited on weigh in day if I have to go #2 before I step on the scale. Mind goes to thinking hmm how much does that add to my loss? Lol tmi I know0
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blkandwhite77 wrote: »Get ridiculously excited on weigh in day if I have to go #2 before I step on the scale. Mind goes to thinking hmm how much does that add to my loss? Lol tmi I know
I always weigh, then measure myself. Well after I weighed myself, I all of a sudden; had to go #2 (which also results, in me having to go #1 as well. Even though I had just went #1, prior to weighing myself). So I weighed myself again, before measuring & the difference, was only 0.2 pounds less; than before.0 -
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PeachyCarol wrote: »
Does it mean that she loves her?0 -
booksandchocolate12 wrote: »PeachyCarol wrote: »
Does it mean that she loves her?
This still mystifies and I want to know why0 -
booksandchocolate12 wrote: »PeachyCarol wrote: »
Does it mean that she loves her?
Baby, you've got to be cruel to be kind.0 -
HahahsTheBeachgod wrote: »The Blister Diet?
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Ridiculous thought: I wonder if my neighbors think I have a weird mental issue that has me out at 11pm walking in circles/zigzags around and through my drive way continually for a half hour. Just zipping along around the cars, between the cars and circling and circling....
I hadn't reached my daily step goals and it was bothering me so darn it I went to my drive way and looked like I was playing a merry game of ring a round the mosey all by myself. Lalalalala0 -
blkandwhite77 wrote: »Ridiculous thought: I wonder if my neighbors think I have a weird mental issue that has me out at 11pm walking in circles/zigzags around and through my drive way continually for a half hour. Just zipping along around the cars, between the cars and circling and circling....
I hadn't reached my daily step goals and it was bothering me so darn it I went to my drive way and looked like I was playing a merry game of ring a round the mosey all by myself. Lalalalala
It was a dark and stormy night, the rain fell in torrents. I realized I hadn't reached my step goal. I started walking in place, happily pounding the hardwood floor, and didn't hear my husband come home. I stopped for a rest and then saw him watching me with a silly grin on his face. I looked toward the windows and realized the rain had stopped, the curtains were open, and there were neighbors standing on the sidewalk with their children, watching me. I couldn't say anything beyond "ummm - errrr- ahhhh."
He had been standing on the sidewalk with said neighbors, watching me before he came in. He told me their conversation was interesting and wouldn't tell me exactly what was said, but apparently it had something to do with the expression on my face while I was working very hard to get those last steps in.0 -
LOLblkandwhite77 wrote: »Ridiculous thought: I wonder if my neighbors think I have a weird mental issue that has me out at 11pm walking in circles/zigzags around and through my drive way continually for a half hour. Just zipping along around the cars, between the cars and circling and circling....
I hadn't reached my daily step goals and it was bothering me so darn it I went to my drive way and looked like I was playing a merry game of ring a round the mosey all by myself. Lalalalala
It was a dark and stormy night, the rain fell in torrents. I realized I hadn't reached my step goal. I started walking in place, happily pounding the hardwood floor, and didn't hear my husband come home. I stopped for a rest and then saw him watching me with a silly grin on his face. I looked toward the windows and realized the rain had stopped, the curtains were open, and there were neighbors standing on the sidewalk with their children, watching me. I couldn't say anything beyond "ummm - errrr- ahhhh."
He had been standing on the sidewalk with said neighbors, watching me before he came in. He told me their conversation was interesting and wouldn't tell me exactly what was said, but apparently it had something to do with the expression on my face while I was working very hard to get those last steps in.
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booksandchocolate12 wrote: »PeachyCarol wrote: »
Does it mean that she loves her?blkandwhite77 wrote: »Ridiculous thought: I wonder if my neighbors think I have a weird mental issue that has me out at 11pm walking in circles/zigzags around and through my drive way continually for a half hour. Just zipping along around the cars, between the cars and circling and circling....
I hadn't reached my daily step goals and it was bothering me so darn it I went to my drive way and looked like I was playing a merry game of ring a round the mosey all by myself. Lalalalala
Bhahaha......I do that in the house!
Around the kitchen island, across to the dining room, around the table, down the hall, into the living room, around the coffee table, back to the hall and to the kitchen island......
Family thinks I'm nuts.....but if I don't have my steps in or I'm in a challenge and feeling particularly competitive, it's a great way to get steps in while in a nightgown.
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OK - I didn't know the history.
RE: the dog pulling = resistance training - that is NO JOKE - lol - my labrador is only 90 lbs but it feels like I'm being yanked along by a 1500 lb bull!!!!!!!!
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Any time your body has repair work to do, it's going to use a smidge more energy. With massive burns and blisters, it is a ton. With one little blister, it's so small that I honestly don't know how much it would be. Nobody has to calculate how many extra calories they need for that, lol.I wore cute shoes to the amusement park because we weren't planning to do much walking...but then we did six miles and I got a blister.
I began wondering how many extra calories would be burned to heal. It popped while I slept, so that'll be extra, now that it's opened and has to work a little extra hard to fight off invaders.
Every time I feel a zap of pain, I wonder how many calories will be burned healing this thing, lol. Have to be a few!
I'm actually happy about the thing when I console myself with the fact that it's down there burning calories.I wore cute shoes to the amusement park because we weren't planning to do much walking...but then we did six miles and I got a blister.
I began wondering how many extra calories would be burned to heal. It popped while I slept, so that'll be extra, now that it's opened and has to work a little extra hard to fight off invaders.
Every time I feel a zap of pain, I wonder how many calories will be burned healing this thing, lol. Have to be a few!
I'm actually happy about the thing when I console myself with the fact that it's down there burning calories.
I want to follow along but not sure I understand. Are you seriously saying healing blisters burns more calories? If so, where did you find this?
Or are you saying the ridiculous things we think of and connect it to weight loss? Maybe staying up late and not sleeping is one of those ridiculous thoughts of things that burn calories.
It's not something I found online. It's just something I know.
My point is just how silly weight loss thoughts run through my mind. Get a blister, think, "Ooh, extra calories being used!" It's kind of ridiculous, how calories even crossed my mind.
I am pretty calorie/weight loss conscious. Nothng like this though. If you are seriously thinking like this you may want to step back for a while.0 -
Our neighborhood has no as in zero street lights (yes I've complained to the city). So no at 11pm I am not walking down the block by myself. Besides how would I have fun imagining the neighbors talking about my mental health status if I did the normal walk around the block?blkandwhite77 wrote: »has me out at 11pm walking in circles/zigzags around and through my drive way continually for a half hour. Just zipping along around the cars, between the cars and circling and circling....
You mean, like, rather than just walking up and down the block a time or two?0 -
blkandwhite77 wrote: »Ridiculous thought: I wonder if my neighbors think I have a weird mental issue that has me out at 11pm walking in circles/zigzags around and through my drive way continually for a half hour. Just zipping along around the cars, between the cars and circling and circling....
I hadn't reached my daily step goals and it was bothering me so darn it I went to my drive way and looked like I was playing a merry game of ring a round the mosey all by myself. Lalalalala
It was a dark and stormy night, the rain fell in torrents. I realized I hadn't reached my step goal. I started walking in place, happily pounding the hardwood floor, and didn't hear my husband come home. I stopped for a rest and then saw him watching me with a silly grin on his face. I looked toward the windows and realized the rain had stopped, the curtains were open, and there were neighbors standing on the sidewalk with their children, watching me. I couldn't say anything beyond "ummm - errrr- ahhhh."
He had been standing on the sidewalk with said neighbors, watching me before he came in. He told me their conversation was interesting and wouldn't tell me exactly what was said, but apparently it had something to do with the expression on my face while I was working very hard to get those last steps in.
lol!!!! The way ur story started I was ready to lay in my cozy bed with a cup of hot chocolate and ask my hubby to read me the story. Love it!0 -
It was more of a light-hearted deal than a serious post - of course. People either truly didn't understand that or they think that pretending not to understand it makes someone else look stupid.
OK - I didn't know the history.
RE: the dog pulling = resistance training - that is NO JOKE - lol - my labrador is only 90 lbs but it feels like I'm being yanked along by a 1500 lb bull!!!!!!!!
Those extra calories did me no good, lol. Same weight today as yesterday.0 -
So it is a Dr. Oz approved diet!0
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I can't believe no one has mentioned these ridiculous weight loss thoughts already:
1. If I eat it off his plate it has no calories
2. If I eat it standing up it has no calories
3. Pieces of cookies have no calories0 -
I think there should be some sort of extra calorie burn for resisting eating something you really want but know you shouldn't have. Shouldn't that count as resistance training?!?
If you do short, intense bursts of willpower while passing the aisles of tempting items in the grocery store, I think you can count it as HIIT.
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19gabriela01 wrote: »Lmao. I think I'll cut my hand off to see if I lose weight
I mean... you'll lose the weight of a hand really quickly.
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kshama2001 wrote: »I can't believe no one has mentioned these ridiculous weight loss thoughts already:
1. If I eat it off his plate it has no calories
2. If I eat it standing up it has no calories
3. Pieces of cookies have no calories
Lol love these @kshama2001
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kshama2001 wrote: »I think there should be some sort of extra calorie burn for resisting eating something you really want but know you shouldn't have. Shouldn't that count as resistance training?!?
If you do short, intense bursts of willpower while passing the aisles of tempting items in the grocery store, I think you can count it as HIIT.
Lmao! Missed this one
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