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I used to be chubby when i was in jr. high school because of bad food choices. I come from an Italian family where they pretty much force you to eat even if your not hungry. There is always food around and definitely not the healthiest stuff for you, pasta, meatballs, bruschuto, cakes, etc. What i did was try to limit what i was eating while eating healthier and started running everyday. Lost about 40 pounds. I think physical wellness needs to be taught extensively to kids when theyre younger. Teach them the right foods to eat and how to excercise. The parents must also play a part by making healthy meals for there kids. Kids need to shut off the tv and video games for an hour and go outside and play.
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Fact is, its very hard to lose weight. Im tried of skinny people telling me to "just work out and eat better" I eat whole grains for breakfast, salads for lunch, and generic healthy stuff like chicken and fish for dinner. Which of course goes without saying that I have veggies, like spinach and brocolli with it. I lift weights, I swim a mile at least twice a week, and I run. However, it doesnt bother me when people call me fat, or try to use it as an insult. It is simply a fact in my life. I have learned to live with it. Besides, I take comfort in the fact that if there is a famine type thing, or if I end up marooned on some island, I could outlive any of the skinny bastards. Plus I have a really large penis, that keeps me happy |
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coma stfu.
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Whatever, I just hate it when fat people take none of the blame for why they are fat.
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I personally don't like when a doctor tries to pump ya full of drugs for you to go out. Early last year I used to frickin' be inside 24/7. I'd eat fast food and drink beer and just be lazy. Then I went to the doc and all that jazz and she told me I had to get out more and shit so I said okay. She then wanted to prescribe, as she put it, "something that will help me be more active, but not to take too much of it". I think she basically prescribing me speed...I wasn't sure. I told her I don't need drugs or shit to go outside, I'll just go outside more lol.
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[quote="Airborne Butters":f612d]I personally don't like when a doctor tries to pump ya full of drugs for you to go out. Early last year I used to frickin' be inside 24/7. I'd eat fast food and drink beer and just be lazy. Then I went to the doc and all that jazz and she told me I had to get out more and shit so I said okay. She then wanted to prescribe, as she put it, "something that will help me be more active, but not to take too much of it". I think she basically prescribing me speed...I wasn't sure. I told her I don't need drugs or shit to go outside, I'll just go outside more lol.
Very sad when doctors try to give you drugs to get ya outside...[/quote:f612d] More sad that you would need them.............. |
I didn't need em. She was asking me about my habits and what I liked to do. I told her I liked farting round on my comp, going to movies, going out drinking with buds,etc...
I go out alot now. I like to fish, kayak,walk round ect... and I didn't need drugs. |
Just wanted to add a few things.
If you were ever to go to France and order a meal from a resturant, the portion of food you'd get is a 1/4 of the size you would get in North America. I went to a really fancy French resturant while in Quebec (might have been Quebec French, not real French) and the prices were really expensive. $30 and up for your entre. When they came out with the food, you think to yourself, "that's all?". The portions are really small. And as I understand it, that is common in all resturants in France and other countries in Europe. We don't need a shit load of food to to eat until we can't eat any more for every meal. We can survive, and be healthy, with smaller portions. Also the gene comments. I remember being in Grade 12 Bio or something like that and the instructor saying weight is a combination of genes and your own personal diet. They said that it was hard for some people to lose weight due to the way they are, and its a lot easier for other people. 60% is determined by your genes and 40% by what you do if I recall correctly. Everyone can lose weight, or gain it. It's just a lot more difficult for some people to lose it, and a lot of people are more susceptable to gaining weight. |
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I get 10 hours a day. My job is a workout. Not to mention the 2 - 3 hours i spend actually working out when its nice outside and im doing stuff. Then again i only weigh 115- 120 pounds and could stand to pack on some poundage. |
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make sure the wall you use is across from the fridge. |
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make sure the wall you use is across from the fridge.[/quote:61e07] that is one fugly chick. |
i believe that is why she was taped to the wall, not because she was a fatty.
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