I hope for nothing, I fear nothing. I am free. 29, Idaho, USA Irreverently cynical yet jolly. In the land of milk and honey, I stick to whiskey and breakfast food.
I hope for nothing, I fear nothing. I am free. 29, Idaho, USA Irreverently cynical yet jolly. In the land of milk and honey, I stick to whiskey and breakfast food.
#9
*oontz oontz oontz oontz*
Well done @OP! I’m glad you decided to invest in yourself this way. Clearly it has paid major dividends! Keep up the hard work!
“Bumping uglies” is a funny way to describe somebody touching your no-no place.
I started at my 29th birthday a year ago. Nearly-30-year-old-me is grateful I did.
“I wish I had started sooner.” Hearing multiple folks express that exact sentiment got me started on my weight loss journey. Well done!
If you want to be more sad, call and ask for the price of a new short block and turbo.
Florida? Florida.
Burnt.
Yeasty.
#49 Yes. Movie day.
Yep. Obviously it’s important to get all of your nutrients & not to starve yourself, but all I’ve done is get more active & CICO. 130 lbs!
CICO is the way to go! That’s all I used. IMO, all that specific diets do is create caloric deficits in gimmicky ways. Congrats!
Well done! It is a wonderful feeling, hitting a goal like that.
Because people are applauding him and everything that he does is to try to maximize the praise he hears and sees.
Well done! Keep up the hard work!
Well, these are some things I know now.
Right. We need big gloves.
Thanks!
Oh is that so!?
And patience!
5’8” 350+ to start (my scale only went that high), to 220
350+ start (my scale only went to 350) to 220
Thanks!
Just fine!
Thanks!
Yowch!