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The Best Diet Ever!


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THE FOLLOWING IS A TRUE STORY - NOT JOKING OR EMBELLISHED AT ALL

I get one morning, and head to the bathroom and weight in for the day (after getting undressed, and emptying my bladder and all taht...), score for the morning is 183.5. Well I then stumble over to the kitchen and eat about TWO POUNDS of breakfast (not hard to do... sounds like a lot more then it really is) and eventually I feel like I am awake enough to risk a shower. So I head in for the shower and weigh myself again, expecting to see 185.5 (2 pounds food + 183.5 of me), or there abouts. So what does it show? 179.5!!! WOOT!!!! THIS DIET ROCKS!!!

*disclaimer 1 - Results not typical

*disclaimer 2 -We have reason to doubt the accuracy of the scale use


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angel-jd1 Community Regular

I am going to have to try out your diet!! :lol: LOVE IT!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

dlp252 Apprentice
:lol: :lol:
Guest AlabamaGirl

Um, exactly what diet are you on? That sounds fabulous! Great post!!!

jerseyangel Proficient
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Nantzie Collaborator

You should write a diet book!

:lol:

Nancy

Ramigo Newbie

I use for the diet this one: www.2000cal.com. It was really helpful to calculate the callories


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VydorScope Proficient
You should write a diet book!

:lol:

Nancy

Sure, it be a short book though, something like "PIG OUT AND ENJOY LIFE WHILE YOU CAN!" :lol: :lol: :lol:

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