saschka7 Member

This.....seriously. Your overall health is far more important than weight loss.[and If weight loss is not your main focus, but fitness is, then taking a little bit of time to recover from the surgery is not going to set you back much (if at all) in your current levels.] Seriously...focus on your diet and go for walks. You…

That is the cutest damn thing I have seen in a while. Frickin' adorable!!!

And of course, it would have to devolve to this argument....:laugh: I vote for ice cream! Yay, ice cream! :drinker:

I'm not that familiar with Zumba so maybe there's something that I don't know about it....but what kind of set up and clean up does it need? Especially that would take 30 minutes before and after? Unless it's a Zumba cooking class. That I might understand.

I like Manfred Mann's covers of both Springsteen's "Blinded By The LIght" and Dylan's "Quinn the Eskimo (Mighty Quinn)" better than the originals. The Cramps' "Green Door", originally by Jim Lowe The Pet Shop Boys "Go West", originally by The Village People Anthrax's "Got The Time", originally by Joe Jackson Siouxsie and…

I was at the same weight for 6 weeks! Then about a week and a half ago, I increased the strength training I was doing (in frequency and in weights) and increased my calorie intake from 1300 to 1600 (and I always eat back my exercise calories). This morning I found that I have lost 2 1/2 pounds since last weigh in. Maybe…

How the heck can you even work out if you've consumed only 300 calories that day? I wouldn't be able to get out of bed, much less drag myself to the gym.

I HATE being gawked at when I'm at the gym-and it's always by old men in their 70's. More power to them for being there in the first place, and I can understand wanting to look at attractive women but...I always wonder if becoming a senior citizen means that one just doesn't care about the social rule of not staring at…

I lost a lot of weight about 5 years ago (went from 176 to 126 and I am 5 feet 10 inches). I went from a tight size 12 jeans (US sizing) down to an 8 and then a 6 and thought GREAT! This is fabulous! :drinker: Then I got down to a size 2 and found that jeans only come in tall lengths for size 4 and up. :angry: So....I was…

Yeah I was a little lost too. Must be girly talk that tomboys like me aren't aware of. :laugh:

I haven't the slightest idea what anything on this thread is referring to.

I don't recall asking for advice and I am perfectly fine with how everything works. Perhaps it would be best if you only solicited those who are interested and not call the rest of us lazy (seriously offensive, btw). My reproductive cycle--tracked or not--is mine to deal with as I wish and not for you to judge.

Ummm...I'll be 43 next month, thank you. And why do I need to track it again if I have supplies on hand? Seriously, I really want to know.

Sweet Jesus, yes. I'll raise you to 2 million.

OMG--is that Lemmy from Motorhead! :laugh: AWESOME!

Agree. Mine shows up when it wants to and I'm fine with that. Then again, I've always got stuff on hand and am not trying to get pregnant. I have too many important other things to track. :laugh:

Hmmm...I have a friend that in her younger and wilder days (hell, maybe she was still doing this last week) would buy a box of the thick maxi pads and stick them on people's windshields with a note scribbled on in black sharpie. Sometimes she'd attach a dollar bill to a panty liner and leave it on the sidewalk for someone…

Reading through these replies I'm not sure a lot of people know what a fetish is..:laugh:

I used to have to the same problem and I tried everything I could think of until I finally realized that my shoes were neither laced right or tight enough. I never thought I had narrow feet but apparently, I must have because my burning issue stopped when I just tweaked how I was lacing my shoes. 1. Make sure each time you…

Huh??? I don't understand what you mean by "losing the same 5 (or 10 or 15) pounds over and over again"......it's NOT the same weight. Am I missing something here, science wise? You may have a tendency to hang out at a weight 5, 10 or 15 pounds above your ideal but....I mean....[insert shrug]. I'm not really understanding…

I guess I must be way off the radar with trendy weight loss fads....I just realized while reading this thread that Shakeology and Shakeweight are NOT the same thing. Oh wait, maybe they are. :laugh:

Agreed.

As a person whom many have seen to be on the thin side, I have also been on the receiving end of those kind of comments-"I would kill to be 145 lbs!"--and when you're expressing a valid feeling of being disturbed by a weight gain, of course it's annoying to get those sort of responses. On the flip side, I have also been on…

Me too! :laugh:

:laugh: That's hilarious...I just posted on my wall that if we wait 15 minutes, this thread will be bombed with comments about how carbs and fat are evil! Bring on the pizza! I worked out hard today and I deserve a piece (or two) :laugh:

That's awesome! :laugh:

"This pizza has been washed in bleach." LMAO :laugh:

Honestly....the only reason I don't eat pizza every day is because of the sodium content making me blow up like a balloon.

Hear! Hear! Triple bleurgh! :sick:

I do agree with the general gist of what you're saying: I just think that using the word "reset" instead of "improve" or even "optimize" is misleading. You can definitely improve your metabolism and do things to make it work optimally, but to talk of a "reset" implies that there is some optimal state of metabolism that…