Omg!!

[Nick the DSM]

i hope you guys understand that this a just a joke, a little jab.

I'll make sure to keep my body healthy and thin, unlike you people!

[robthehiker]

i hope you guys understand that this a just a joke, a little jab.

I'll make sure to keep my body healthy and thin, unlike you people!

[hospitaller]

I'll make sure to keep my body healthy and thin, unlike you people!

ha!

once you get married your body will not belong to you anymore.

marriage = weight gain

[sharpdressedscot]

ha!

once you get married your body will not belong to you anymore.

marriage = weight gain

So the secret into staying thin is not getting married?

[The F-H.C.A.G.]

That's nothing!! One time I weighed just 8 pounds!

Well, Mikey, I'd say that's a perfectly reasonable birth weight!

Be well,

[SteveB]

Nick,
I was a 26 waist at16 years old and 115 lbs at 6"1" tall back then. My girth expanded to 27.5 and my weight to 130 Lbs in university. I stayed there until my 52nd birthday, then expanded to 36/37 waist and 190 Lbs. Now my goal is to get back down to between a 30 and 32. I hate the weight.
Pay attention to it while you are young and it easy to keep off, rather than a lot harder to take off at a later time.
Slainte

[Nick the DSM]

oh, i will!! i'll show you people!!

[hospitaller]

So the secret into staying thin is not getting married?

hehe, it was working pretty darn good for me as a single guy...motocross...rock climbing (medals at the 1995 Panamerican Games)...DH MTB, etc.

I got married on August 1999 and I weighed 175 pounds.....by July of 2000 I was weighing 225.

[sharpdressedscot]

hehe, it was working pretty darn good for me as a single guy...motocross...rock climbing (medals at the 1995 Panamerican Games)...DH MTB, etc.

I got married on August 1999 and I weighed 175 pounds.....by July of 2000 I was weighing 225.

There you have it folks, that's the key to staying thin!

[davedove]

So the secret into staying thin is not getting married?

I don't know, that doesn't seem to have worked for me.

On the good news front, I have found that I have lost about six pounds since I took up ballroom dancing. That's not a whole lot for over three months, but at least it's a downward trend.

And it's just a little bit of extra activity - a weekly 1 1/2 hour class and a three hour dance about every other week. I guess it's activity that I wasn't doing before though.