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well i think drinking lots of water and doing exercises does also work though...but takin those pills? i dunno dont think that would work though.
 
well i got told by other people though bout it..my aunt took those pills and said they didnt work..

but i myself aint that much weight obsessed though
 
Try excersicing ;) :lol: Yeah... running around the track is hell though :thud: I like cross country better... through the witty forest and aroooound the weee pooooond. :lol: :confused: :thinking:

:mellow:
 
nance said:
Try excersicing ;) :lol: Yeah... running around the track is hell though :thud: I like cross country better... through the witty forest and aroooound the weee pooooond. :lol: :confused: :thinking:

:mellow:
Hehe, yes. X-country is much more interesting than track. At least in x-country, you get to see some nice scenery. We always ran in this huge park behind our HS... it was full of trees and hills and trails. Perfect x-country grounds. ^_^ Only problem was, for some reason, they decided to change the trails to wood chips, which made running very dangerous when it was wet out.
 
Existentialist said:
nance said:
Try excersicing ;) :lol: Yeah... running around the track is hell though :thud: I like cross country better... through the witty forest and aroooound the weee pooooond. :lol: :confused: :thinking:

:mellow:
Hehe, yes. X-country is much more interesting than track. At least in x-country, you get to see some nice scenery. We always ran in this huge park behind our HS... it was full of trees and hills and trails. Perfect x-country grounds. ^_^ Only problem was, for some reason, they decided to change the trails to wood chips, which made running very dangerous when it was wet out.
My school did that too...woodchips...what were they thinking? :blink:
 
So I have a friend who's 5'4" and about 130 lbs. She's striving to weigh 100 lbs. :blink:

I would die if I obsessed about my weight like that.
 
Existentialist said:
So I have a friend who's 5'4" and about 130 lbs. She's striving to weigh 100 lbs. :blink:

I would die if I obsessed about my weight like that.
i obsess about my weight alot. i wish i didn't.
then again, i wish my pants fit better too. :blink:
 
Alias_Girl_624 said:
Existentialist said:
So I have a friend who's 5'4" and about 130 lbs. She's striving to weigh 100 lbs.  :blink:

I would die if I obsessed about my weight like that.
i obsess about my weight alot. i wish i didn't.
then again, i wish my pants fit better too. :blink:
I wish mine did too. ;)

But I just blame the pants, not my body. :lol: It's easier that way.
 
Existentialist said:
Alias_Girl_624 said:
Existentialist said:
So I have a friend who's 5'4" and about 130 lbs. She's striving to weigh 100 lbs.  :blink:

I would die if I obsessed about my weight like that.
i obsess about my weight alot. i wish i didn't.
then again, i wish my pants fit better too. :blink:
I wish mine did too. ;)

But I just blame the pants, not my body. :lol: It's easier that way.
me too ... most of the time :lol:
much easier. much much easier ... ^_^
 
Okay, I'm reading Susan Jane Gilman's Kiss My Tiara: How to Rule the World as a Smartmouth Goddess, and it has to be one of the greatest books ever. And I thought I'd share an exerpt from it...

"All life is not high school. It's a feat unique to human nature that if we're called 'warthog' or 'dork-a-rina' for three years in high school, it can effectively abolish any sense of our own attractiveness for, oh, the next forty years. So it's important for us SmartMouth Goddesses to remind each other: Looks will never be as important as they are for those few years when we're all hormonally insane and have yet to pay income taxes.

Once we make it through the Wonderbra Years, we should fin we have better things to do than go on grapefruit diets with our girlfriends or hang around a mall evaluating each other's hair, weight, and clothes. People who continue to adhere to the vaule system of high school after graduation are, frankly, pathetic. Sure, cheerleading squad is great exercise but not something we can put on a resume. And unless we get pregnant during prom night, the shelf life of its importance is virtually nil.

Besides, nine times out of ten, anyone worth knowing later in life was generally miserable in high school. And in the work-place, nobody cares if we were a svelte homecoming queen or voted Most Beautiful. Nobody cares if we were called 'warthog' or 'dork-a-rina,' for that matter, either. All they're interested in is stuff like money and vacations and not getting caught downloading porn from the Internet."
 
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