Re: binge eating, loss of ....
Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 4:33 pm
Yeah, fighting the urge to eat helps keep morale up over in these parts, for me. 
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Re: binge eating, loss of ....
Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 7:09 pm
im eating grapes slowly so i dont go crazy, ive been having good weight loss and dont want to screw it up... What i really want is a doubble fried fish sandwitch but that would be a REALLY bad thing to eat nowdays... lol..
Re: binge eating, loss of ....
Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 8:08 pm
i have had no shame in my eating......
Re: binge eating, loss of ....
Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 3:46 am
ya homptydumpty, but you look like your fixing to blow away there! You look TOO skinny in that photo! I on the other hand, am overweight by a bad ammount... 
Re: binge eating, loss of ....
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 7:36 pm
I agree, you look great.
I've been pretty fortunate in most ways of my fast motab too. I've cycled a lot for most of my life, so that definitely burns the calories. I tried gaining weight, for a couple of months I worked out pretty much everyday with weights, drank weight gainer and I gained a whole 5 lbs... Guess people just have to take me the way I am. One reason why I wanted to gain weight was to race bikes, mainly mountain bikes, but I just build up my legs to be highly competitive. Oh well. Id still much rather be underweight then over. Many folks have problems, either trying to lose, others trying to gain. Part of life, and we move on...
I've been pretty fortunate in most ways of my fast motab too. I've cycled a lot for most of my life, so that definitely burns the calories. I tried gaining weight, for a couple of months I worked out pretty much everyday with weights, drank weight gainer and I gained a whole 5 lbs... Guess people just have to take me the way I am. One reason why I wanted to gain weight was to race bikes, mainly mountain bikes, but I just build up my legs to be highly competitive.
Oh well. Id still much rather be underweight then over. Many folks have problems, either trying to lose, others trying to gain. Part of life, and we move on...Re: binge eating, loss of ....
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 11:13 pm
padawna (imported) wrote: Fri Sep 28, 2007 7:36 pm I agree, you look great.
I've been pretty fortunate in most ways of my fast motab too. I've cycled a lot for most of my life, so that definitely burns the calories. I tried gaining weight, for a couple of months I worked out pretty much everyday with weights, drank weight gainer and I gained a whole 5 lbs... Guess people just have to take me the way I am. One reason why I wanted to gain weight was to race bikes, mainly mountain bikes, but I just build up my legs to be highly competitive.
No, no, no. That is not how you gain weight. That's hoe you bulk up. There's a difference. If you want to gain weight, park your ass on the couch, surround yourself with pop, beer, chips, junk food, etc, and stare at a TV for 8 hours a day. Soon you'll be putting on weight like a champ. Oh, and cut out any of that nasty exercising. It's bad for putting on weight.
Re: binge eating, loss of ....
Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 9:32 pm
BossTamsin (imported) wrote: Fri Sep 28, 2007 11:13 pm No, no, no. That is not how you gain weight. That's hoe you bulk up. There's a difference. If you want to gain weight, park your ass on the couch, surround yourself with pop, beer, chips, junk food, etc, and stare at a TV for 8 hours a day. Soon you'll be putting on weight like a champ. Oh, and cut out any of that nasty exercising. It's bad for putting on weight.
no, no, no... I dont want a fat ass or gut. I do want to gain weight, but I want it to be muscle. I wonder how that guy in Mechanic went from bulked up, to skinny back to bulked up so quickly and easily. Oh wait... he probably didnt do anything but work out, and had a dietrition on hand.