Help me lose weight. - Page 5

Mason Malmuth · #41 03-14-2005, 05:51 AM

Hi Girl:

I really don't need the money but I can't resist a positive EV play. Good luck in losing the weight.

Best wishes,
Mason

InchoateHand · #42 03-14-2005, 05:52 AM

So much more friendly than the man who writes:

"Not nice and not true. I do that sometimes but not now and I can prove it. Firstly because I have not yet laid out my reasons why organized religions are almost certainly wrong. So how have I shown how smart I am? Secondly when I do show off it concerns things where very few others know the truth until I explain it. In this case the majority of the people on this forum agree with me already. Even the not so smart ones. Even you."

pshreck · #43 03-14-2005, 05:54 AM

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It was last summer, after I finished my sophomore year of college. I guess I added on more than the freshman 15 during these two years.

I'm now a junior in college, and have kept the weight off.

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I think this is key. I think your diet can be healthy and easy to pull off if you dont have many potential stressors and everyday things to deal with. A college student on their summer break would be a great candidate for this.

When I did a diet similar to yours, I was in highschool, and literally 95% of my time went into my training for my sport, competing, and resting. No stress from money, homework, or anything else really.

When I had a full time job accounting, and tried to do a drastic 750 cal diet, I found it impossible. Competing with the stress of paying my apartment bills, working 45-50 hours a week, and dealing with a deeper general resposibilities from being older, I found it impossible to feel healthy and maintain that diet.

I switched to around 1300 cals a day, actually increased how much I worked out, and was able to balance this with my everyday life.

If I had nothing to worry about for a 2 month period of time, I imagine I could 'trick' myself with diet coke, crystal lite, fruits, lean beef and lettuce, and could work out and consume about 500 cals a day.

However, this just isnt realistic now, and not anytime in the near future for me, or most people for that matter.

captZEEbo1 · #44 03-14-2005, 06:01 AM

I want teh $$$!!!1!

But good luck on losing weight anyways! :-D

SCfuji · #45 03-14-2005, 06:12 AM

goodluck. do it in a healthy way, so no starving. exercise and eat good food.

TStoneMBD · #46 03-14-2005, 06:14 AM

would i be disqualified if i created 300 user names and posted meaningless crap on here with each?

partygirluk · #47 03-14-2005, 06:17 AM

No but you would have to wiegh (hah!) that up against the increased motivation it would give me, possibly turning it into a -EV move.

Also, you would have to create 300 Partypoker/Pokerstars/Neteller accounts to get paid.

FishBurger · #48 03-14-2005, 06:19 AM

No fat chicks.

bugstud · #49 03-14-2005, 06:19 AM

you can doooooooooooooooooo it

spamuell · #50 03-14-2005, 06:25 AM

possibly turning it into a -EV move.

Well, the worst situation is 0 EV, no one is paying you anything.

Also, you would have to create 300 Partypoker/Pokerstars/Neteller accounts to get paid.

I intend to collect the cash from a mutual meeting point in North London/Hertfordshire/Middlesex, set by you. No transfer fees for me!

Seriously, good luck with this.