Mr_Bad_Example Member

No such products for men? I am going to sue. Totally.

Except that you are.

You really want people to wave at you while they're running? Really? I mean, this is a joke, right?

Bacon

I work out at home. Sometimes my 3 year old daughter will come in to "spot for me". She'll say things like "You can do it Dad!" or "Good job!"... and sometimes she says "Do it again." She's like a mini-Jillian Michaels.

You should have loudly said, "Can you believe that people still think it's okay to smoke? Don't they care about their bodies at all? So sad!", then walked away with a Cheshire Cat grin.

In for dead horse flogging.

If you only have so many calories, then maybe you shouldn't eat so much watermelon.

To quote the great philosopher, George Carlin - “Some people see things that are and ask, Why? Some people dream of things that never were and ask, Why not? Some people have to go to work and don't have time for all that.”

I'm afraid I just blue myself.

Yes, because I am not a melon.

Today, and everyday, I choose not to deny myself of any particular kind of food that others deem 'bad' or 'non-nutritious' for whatever reason seems to suit them. Instead, I choose to eat in a reasonable manner, and if I over-indulge, I choose to be more careful and work out harder the next day. So, in short, I choose not…

Yes

Manos: The Hands of Fate

Age is just a number. My goal is to kick *kitten* no matter what that number is.

I imagine that there will be lots of hungry people in this thread.

A list of the 'Fittest Cities' from those titans of reputable research, Facebook and Yahoo?

Pretty much this. I enjoyed the 'calorie counting isn't sustainable' argument too... I needed a good laugh for the day.

No. Twice a week, hour and a half each session. That does it for me. But then again, I also hate exercise, so that's about my limit.

I'd get one, but the monthly subscription that you have to pay to access your data puts me off. I'm waiting for the Amiigo bracelet to come out, personally.

"Some people manage to lose weight on a diet, but the kinds of changes you need to make to keep it off are probably not sustainable for many," she said. This quote (from the CEO of Aspire Bariatrics) makes me want to find a desk and slam my head off of it.

I'm still trying to figure out what 'evicated' means.

This cannot be real.

I thought BroScience was a guy thing...

Oh, the awesome water-drinking myth rears its head again. http://www.snopes.com/medical/myths/8glasses.asp

Seems about as legit as doing this...