weight loss Hi Chanda

[Guest guest]

Miss you, get back in here and talk to us Chanda...........as Rod Stewart would

say:

" If you want my body and you think I'm sexy, come on sugar and let me know. "

hahahahaha That goes for all our bodies........... Donna

 

PuterWitch <puterwitch wrote:

you go girl you go girl cram that thang, you go girl!

sing with me y'all, you go girl, cram that that hot thang!

-

GeminiDragon

Wednesday, June 15, 2005 10:26 AM

Re: Re: weight loss

 

 

I have a bubble butt and it was the same size 25 yrs ago when I ate meat.

Here's the good news though. My blood pressure is 110/70 and my cholesterol is

159 so I cram that thang in my 501 Levi jeans and enjoy life and my pots, pans

and delicious meals.......................(:- O Donna

 

Melissa Hill <assilembob wrote:I too am much bigger than people

think i should be.

When I say something everyone says " How can you be so

fat? You don't eat anything good! " I almost slapped

some people. My co-teacher is very unhealthy and she

always makes snide comments about her weight and how i

have lost weight (only cause I couldn't eat solid food

for two months!) and she doesn't understand why!

Uhm...she eats McDeath constantly, lots of chocolate

and such...

 

anyhoo - I totally understand that most people think

veg people can't be big but some of us are just built

that way! My uncle Danny is serverely obese...almost

400 lbs. and he's been vegetarian for almost 10 years!

I have lost a bit of weight since I became a

vegetarian and a few more after becoming vegan but

that's just due to the cutback in the pounds of smoked

cheddar and colby jack I used to eat

 

~Mel

 

--- Jiraph Wirpel <wirpel wrote:

 

>

> I have been vegetarian since 1969; fat as long as I

> can remember... Being overweight has always been my

> reality. The most I've lost in one diet was 120lbs.

>

> My doctor uses the term: obese. If I have to be

> labled for my size, I want to be " roly-poly! " :^)

>

> I remember once, in the 80s, my supervisor (at a

> previous job) turned to me, out of the blue, and

> demanded to know, " How can you be a vegetarian? You

> are fat! "

>

> I also have high bp. Doctors have told me they're

> surprised I'm not dead. Apparently, Beside Manner -

> 102 is no longer required in med. school! :^(

>

> I've never looked at my vegetarianism as a weight

> loss

> program. It is a lifestyle reflection of my sense

> of

> morality!

> =====

>

>

>

> I was wondering... Has anyone here had the benefit

> of

> dropping a few unwanted pounds since switching from

> meat to vegetarian eating? I realize that many of

> you

> have probably been vegetarians for many years, but

> how

> does the weight issue factor in? Any thoughts?

>

> I don't know about weight, but my husband's blood

> pressure dropped to normal instead of high normal

> (and

> he has high blood pressure in his family, so we

> worry).

>

>

>

>

>

> " The cat did not respond. She did not believe in

> paraphrasing anybody. If

> people pursued this same feline wisdom, there'd be a

> lot fewer misunderstandings. "

> From Kinky Friedman's

> Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch

>

>

>

> Tired of spam? Mail has the best spam

> protection around

>

>

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

ok I am back, LOL. Thanks so much Donna for being so nice to me. Who said it

here, omg who said it, I am so scrambled lately I don't know but somebody said

that they wonder how somebody can put dead pig in their mouth and swallow it but

then goes, " EWW " when I kiss my rat.

OMG that rocks, I ha e pet rat too and I never thought of it that way, and now

I use that and have said it to my family, LMAO.

Blessings,

Chanda

-

GeminiDragon

Wednesday, June 15, 2005 1:28 PM

Re: Re: weight loss Hi Chanda

 

 

Miss you, get back in here and talk to us Chanda...........as Rod Stewart

would say:

" If you want my body and you think I'm sexy, come on sugar and let me know. "

hahahahaha That goes for all our bodies........... Donna

 

PuterWitch <puterwitch wrote:

you go girl you go girl cram that thang, you go girl!

sing with me y'all, you go girl, cram that that hot thang!

-

GeminiDragon

Wednesday, June 15, 2005 10:26 AM

Re: Re: weight loss

 

 

I have a bubble butt and it was the same size 25 yrs ago when I ate meat.

Here's the good news though. My blood pressure is 110/70 and my cholesterol is

159 so I cram that thang in my 501 Levi jeans and enjoy life and my pots, pans

and delicious meals.......................(:- O Donna

 

Melissa Hill <assilembob wrote:I too am much bigger than people

think i should be.

When I say something everyone says " How can you be so

fat? You don't eat anything good! " I almost slapped

some people. My co-teacher is very unhealthy and she

always makes snide comments about her weight and how i

have lost weight (only cause I couldn't eat solid food

for two months!) and she doesn't understand why!

Uhm...she eats McDeath constantly, lots of chocolate

and such...

 

anyhoo - I totally understand that most people think

veg people can't be big but some of us are just built

that way! My uncle Danny is serverely obese...almost

400 lbs. and he's been vegetarian for almost 10 years!

I have lost a bit of weight since I became a

vegetarian and a few more after becoming vegan but

that's just due to the cutback in the pounds of smoked

cheddar and colby jack I used to eat

 

~Mel

 

--- Jiraph Wirpel <wirpel wrote:

 

>

> I have been vegetarian since 1969; fat as long as I

> can remember... Being overweight has always been my

> reality. The most I've lost in one diet was 120lbs.

>

> My doctor uses the term: obese. If I have to be

> labled for my size, I want to be " roly-poly! " :^)

>

> I remember once, in the 80s, my supervisor (at a

> previous job) turned to me, out of the blue, and

> demanded to know, " How can you be a vegetarian? You

> are fat! "

>

> I also have high bp. Doctors have told me they're

> surprised I'm not dead. Apparently, Beside Manner -

> 102 is no longer required in med. school! :^(

>

> I've never looked at my vegetarianism as a weight

> loss

> program. It is a lifestyle reflection of my sense

> of

> morality!

> =====

>

>

>

> I was wondering... Has anyone here had the benefit

> of

> dropping a few unwanted pounds since switching from

> meat to vegetarian eating? I realize that many of

> you

> have probably been vegetarians for many years, but

> how

> does the weight issue factor in? Any thoughts?

>

> I don't know about weight, but my husband's blood

> pressure dropped to normal instead of high normal

> (and

> he has high blood pressure in his family, so we

> worry).

>

>

>

>

>

> " The cat did not respond. She did not believe in

> paraphrasing anybody. If

> people pursued this same feline wisdom, there'd be a

> lot fewer misunderstandings. "

> From Kinky Friedman's

> Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch

>

>

>

> Tired of spam? Mail has the best spam

> protection around

>

>