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Why, thank you.
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Never thought that i'd be putting up a shirtless photo today, but as my high school football coach so eloquently put it "Either Nut Up or Shut Up." If I can get naked in a locker room with a bunch of other sweaty guys three times a week, surely I can do this.
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3 eggs, scrambled (no oil, I have a really nice non-stick pan) with a handful of spinach, a three-finger-pinch of shredded mozzerella, and some chopped walnuts. Awesome.
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I put cottage cheese in my spaghetti.
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I second the thought about toast or rye crispbread! I prefer kippers to sardines, but they both make an awesome protein-rich breakfast.
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I'm a munchy kind of guy. And I love chips. A lot. The only thing that keeps me sane before I go to bed is drinking obscene amounts of water. I mean, like between a half gallon and a gallon (over several hours). As an added bonus, it's a serious deterrent to hitting the snooze button in the morning! :)
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Realizing that 300 lbs was only 11 lbs away. And I have a kilt. I used to wear it all the time, but it didn't fit anymore. It was really expensive and I love it a lot. Since then it fits again, but why stop here? We all want to be healthier and feel better, but lets not kid ourselves, we all wanna look good too, right?
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Good work man. I am also shooting for under 200 (started at 289). I haven't had a weight that started with a one since I was in junior high. Reading stuff like this makes me believe that I can do it. Thanks and congratulations!
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I know just what you mean. I work in a hotel and I recommended a sweet Mexican restaurant to a guest last night. He took a chance and went there and was so pleased with it that he brought me back a freakin' awesome-smelling pork burrito. I'm so not mad at him for that, in fact it was a very appreciative and considerate…
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Likewise feel free to add me, actually, everyone feel free to add me. I'll be here a while i'm sure, as I'm looking to lose 60 or so lbs. Also I went to culinary school, so I might be of help to people with dietary conditions.
