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If I lost 120 pounds
Aug 15, 2009 12:05 AM GMT
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InsatiableBlo... Posts: 269
Aug 15, 2009 3:51 AM GMT
WILL YOU PLEASE DO SOMETHING ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT BESIDES COMPLAIN.

makavelli Posts: 833
Aug 15, 2009 3:54 AM GMT
Did you edit the photo?


Anyway, if you lost 120 pounds, you'd feel like you.
cyclone Posts: 21
Aug 15, 2009 5:31 AM GMT
Oh, I get it now. "IF" you lost 120lbs. Hmmm. Image looks altered. Photoshop?
After you lose your first 120lbs, you can lose another. Don't give up.

Here is a website that might help you. I really like this site and highly recommend it to everyone. https://dailyburn.com/
Aug 15, 2009 7:55 AM GMT
I don't really understand the pics or what your question is? Clearly the second is photo shopped, I can see the outlines. I wish you luck in loosing the weight though. Its going to be tough, but so worth it in the long run. Take care.
Draoiocht Posts: 170
Aug 20, 2009 7:22 PM GMT
I don't see a difference. Put a shirt back on.
Aug 20, 2009 7:44 PM GMT
Dude, did you take that in a public bathroom?
hockeynick79 Posts: 300
Aug 20, 2009 7:48 PM GMT
Do you have a medical condition that prevents you from losing weight?
Aug 20, 2009 7:59 PM GMT
i think we should all be a bit more encouraging instead of being so negative!

i don't know your story, but good luck on your journey to lose that 120 lbs!
swimbikerun Posts: 2067
Aug 20, 2009 8:02 PM GMT
The difference between my goal weight, which I'm scheduled to reach in about a month is about sixty pounds.

Granted that would take someone about 7.5 months, but it is possible to lose lots of weight.
Aug 20, 2009 8:32 PM GMT

My message for ChaserPrize will always be positive. It's just as time goes on, my tone might change...but the message is still sunny, just clouded by his apparent apathy and inertia.



..............................................Elongating an old photo does not an effort make.
MsclDrew Posts: 2542
Aug 20, 2009 8:37 PM GMT
Cool!

Can you photoshop what it would like if I grew an extra set of arms? Or wings?
Aug 20, 2009 8:45 PM GMT
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coolarmydude Posts: 3873
Aug 20, 2009 9:54 PM GMT
Prove it!
Aug 20, 2009 10:04 PM GMT
You complain too fucking much. I'm not going to encourage you.
Aug 20, 2009 10:17 PM GMT

TheIStrat saidYou complain too fucking much. I'm not going to encourage you.


Then why even post here and spoil the....party, as pitiful as it may be. ChaserPrize, I DOUBT you'd look exactly the same if you lost 120 pounds, a grade schooler. What you need is a hell of a hug and I aim to give it to you.

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UrsaMajor Posts: 731
Aug 20, 2009 10:24 PM GMT
What a great image of Kali Ma, and how appropriate.


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MSUBioNerd Posts: 1546
Aug 20, 2009 10:37 PM GMT
Better than me. If I lost 120 pounds, I'd be a set of vital organs suspended in chemical baths to keep them functional. 30-35 pounds is too little for an adult any other way.
Joshb12885 Posts: 22
Aug 21, 2009 1:10 AM GMT

If you lost 120lbs....


You would find a new sence of self,
You would likely feel a whole lot better,
You will wish you had done it sooner,
You will probably be bitter that you let yourself go in the first place,
Your overall health will be improved,
You will be able to find clothes that are more flattering,
You will feel at home in your own skin,

But... if you go out setting lofty goals like losing 120lbs you will fail, try setting smaller goals in 10lb units max. Trust me I have been there I have done that.

I have lost more than 150lbs at this point and at over 380lbs I would only get discouraged when I thought how much weight I had to lose. I changed my thought pattern to set smaller goals which was less discouraging!

By the way you will not look like your second photoshopped image if you lose 120lbs I am sure you will look much better.

Don't get discouraged, but I will tell you complaining will get you no where. the only way to be successful is to do something that pushes you toward your goal.

Best of luck,
Josh
Aug 21, 2009 1:29 AM GMT
MSUBioNerd saidBetter than me. If I lost 120 pounds, I'd be a set of vital organs suspended in chemical baths to keep them functional. 30-35 pounds is too little for an adult any other way.


I've got dibs on your brain in a jar. I'll be able to retire my calculator...and dictionary.
Aug 21, 2009 1:32 AM GMT
danielryan saidi think we should all be a bit more encouraging instead of being so negative!

i don't know your story, but good luck on your journey to lose that 120 lbs!



sure if this was his first post about his weight, he has numerous pity threads about his weight and refuses to make the change in his life to actually lose it.

his major interest is attention, not fitness
barriehomeboy Posts: 542
Aug 21, 2009 1:34 AM GMT
Depends which part of the many pounds of you you want to lose. You could lose the muscle, and turn into a big bowl of jelly. I get those patients. They couldn't move if the house was on fire and the ceiling was coming down on top ot them.

You could lose the fat, instead. Then you might live, assuming your liver and heart have't already suffered an insury that will kill you.

What were you thinking, when you decided to get that big? What was the lifelong goal, the thing they would carve into your tombstone?.
Aug 21, 2009 1:40 AM GMT
We all know the answer....he just couldn't stop his digits from ramming more calories down his fat ass any more than he can get up and get moving. He's been whining about it for nearly 3 years now, and accomplished nothing. It's always the same thing...a circus.
Aug 21, 2009 1:46 AM GMT
RST2009 said
danielryan saidi think we should all be a bit more encouraging instead of being so negative!

i don't know your story, but good luck on your journey to lose that 120 lbs!



sure if this was his first post about his weight, he has numerous pity threads about his weight and refuses to make the change in his life to actually lose it.

his major interest is attention, not fitness


Well that I was not really aware of! so in that case I would say show and prove! don't just fantasize! go out and do it!
makavelli Posts: 833
Aug 21, 2009 2:31 AM GMT
Honestly this is like talking about addiction with a bunch of teetotallers.



It's obvious the problem is getting up and doing the actual work. So let's all talk about how good it feels to finish and how people look at you differently after a few months of consistent exercise.

It's worth it.
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