Finally weighed in

Are you eating nutritious food this time or still just LC junk? I remember
when you posted your daily menu in response to another post and it was
nothing but LC ice cream and other junk.

curt said:

I am back on track and in the 180's again. 189. I hope to be between
185-189 by the end of the year and as we all know, January is a cake walk
when it comes to losing weight. Everyone is on a diet it seems and then
February there are less and March there are even less and April most people
are eating like pigs again. I get a kick out of the gym I belong to.
January is always packed and it gets less and less crowded every month after
that. It is a hoot.

Yahoo, I just wanted to announce me being back on track. Hope everyone is
enjoying the holiday season!
Curt

-----
Bev

You must have me mixed up with someone else. I don't eat junk of any kind.
I only eat organic and natural foods. I am not sure who you are thinking
of.

Curt
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211/189/180. . 6'2"
Age 39
Highest weight 250 5+ years ago

"Bev-Ann" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Are you eating nutritious food this time or still just LC junk? I

remember

Quoted message said:

when you posted your daily menu in response to another post and it was
nothing but LC ice cream and other junk.

curt said:

I am back on track and in the 180's again. 189. I hope to be between
185-189 by the end of the year and as we all know, January is a cake walk
when it comes to losing weight. Everyone is on a diet it seems and then
February there are less and March there are even less and April most

people

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

are eating like pigs again. I get a kick out of the gym I belong to.
January is always packed and it gets less and less crowded every month

after

Quoted message said:

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that. It is a hoot.

Yahoo, I just wanted to announce me being back on track. Hope everyone

is

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enjoying the holiday season!
Curt

-----
Bev

Alcohol is organic and natural, yet still junk.

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Now [censored]. You cannot possibly be this stupid and remember to
breathe. You must be trolling. -- Carmen

"curt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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You must have me mixed up with someone else. I don't eat junk of any
kind.
I only eat organic and natural foods. I am not sure who you are thinking
of.

Curt
--
211/189/180. . 6'2"
Age 39
Highest weight 250 5+ years ago

"Bev-Ann" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Are you eating nutritious food this time or still just LC junk? I

remember

Quoted message said:

when you posted your daily menu in response to another post and it was
nothing but LC ice cream and other junk.

curt said:

I am back on track and in the 180's again. 189. I hope to be between
185-189 by the end of the year and as we all know, January is a cake
walk
when it comes to losing weight. Everyone is on a diet it seems and then
February there are less and March there are even less and April most

people

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

are eating like pigs again. I get a kick out of the gym I belong to.
January is always packed and it gets less and less crowded every month

after

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

that. It is a hoot.

Yahoo, I just wanted to announce me being back on track. Hope everyone

is

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

enjoying the holiday season!
Curt

-----
Bev

You're right. It was Cubit who posted a day from FitDay that was nothing
but junk, although it was LC.
My apologies! :-)

curt said:

You must have me mixed up with someone else. I don't eat junk of any kind.
I only eat organic and natural foods. I am not sure who you are thinking
of.

Curt

-----
Bev

It's not just you - I got Curt and Cubit mixed up as well unless I'm paying 100%
attention. OK let's get this straight - Curt is the one who cycles, Cubit is
the one who insists on doing no exercise and whose minimal requirement for a
prospective girlfriend is that she must be willing to go low carb forever. Am I
right? :-P

Bev-Ann said:

You're right. It was Cubit who posted a day from FitDay that was nothing
but junk, although it was LC.
My apologies! :-)

curt said:

You must have me mixed up with someone else. I don't eat junk of any kind.
I only eat organic and natural foods. I am not sure who you are thinking
of.

Curt

-----
Bev

Yeah, but she said LC junk. Alcohol isn't LC, so I said nothing wrong.

I have not had a drink in two weeks and probably won't have any till
Christmas. Must get real thin!

Enjoy,
Curt
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211/189/180. . 6'2"
Age 39
Highest weight 250 5+ years ago

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Alcohol is organic and natural, yet still junk.

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Now [censored]. You cannot possibly be this stupid and remember to
breathe. You must be trolling. -- Carmen

"curt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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You must have me mixed up with someone else. I don't eat junk of any
kind.
I only eat organic and natural foods. I am not sure who you are

thinking

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of.

Curt
--
211/189/180. . 6'2"
Age 39
Highest weight 250 5+ years ago

"Bev-Ann" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Are you eating nutritious food this time or still just LC junk? I

remember

Quoted message said:

when you posted your daily menu in response to another post and it was
nothing but LC ice cream and other junk.

on Mon, 06 Dec 2004 20:45:48 GMT, "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote:

>I am back on track and in the 180's again. 189. I hope to be between
>185-189 by the end of the year and as we all know, January is a cake
>walk
>when it comes to losing weight. Everyone is on a diet it seems and

then

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

>February there are less and March there are even less and April most

people

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>are eating like pigs again. I get a kick out of the gym I belong to.
>January is always packed and it gets less and less crowded every month

after

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>that. It is a hoot.
>
>Yahoo, I just wanted to announce me being back on track. Hope

everyone

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is

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>enjoying the holiday season!
>Curt

-----
Bev

Ada Ma wrote:
|| It's not just you - I got Curt and Cubit mixed up as well unless I'm
|| paying 100% attention. OK let's get this straight - Curt is the one
|| who cycles, Cubit is the one who insists on doing no exercise and
|| whose minimal requirement for a prospective girlfriend is that she
|| must be willing to go low carb forever. Am I right? :-P

Almost. Cubit did start exercising one he lost a lot of weight - he was
afraid that exercise is harmful to really overweight folks. I think you're
right about the girlfriend thing, though.

||
||
|| Bev-Ann wrote:
||
||| You're right. It was Cubit who posted a day from FitDay that was
||| nothing
||| but junk, although it was LC.
||| My apologies! :-)
|||
||| on Tue, 07 Dec 2004 03:35:21 GMT, "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote:
|||
|||
|||| You must have me mixed up with someone else. I don't eat junk of
|||| any kind.
|||| I only eat organic and natural foods. I am not sure who you are
|||| thinking
|||| of.
||||
|||| Curt
|||
|||
||| -----
||| Bev

Hi,

Roger Zoul said:

Ada Ma wrote:
|| It's not just you - I got Curt and Cubit mixed up as well unless
I'm
|| paying 100% attention. OK let's get this straight - Curt is the
one
|| who cycles, Cubit is the one who insists on doing no exercise and
|| whose minimal requirement for a prospective girlfriend is that
she
|| must be willing to go low carb forever. Am I right? :-P

Almost. Cubit did start exercising one he lost a lot of weight - he
was
afraid that exercise is harmful to really overweight folks. I think
you're
right about the girlfriend thing, though.

Yup, that was him. Searching for a worthwhile prospective partner
looks hard enough without chucking in those sort of requirements too.

I wish him good luck anyway though. You too. ;-)

Take care,
Carmen

Thank you for the updating, Roger. I missed Cubit's posts about his exercise.

Roger Zoul said:

Ada Ma wrote:
|| It's not just you - I got Curt and Cubit mixed up as well unless I'm
|| paying 100% attention. OK let's get this straight - Curt is the one
|| who cycles, Cubit is the one who insists on doing no exercise and
|| whose minimal requirement for a prospective girlfriend is that she
|| must be willing to go low carb forever. Am I right? :-P

Almost. Cubit did start exercising one he lost a lot of weight - he was
afraid that exercise is harmful to really overweight folks. I think you're
right about the girlfriend thing, though.

||
||
|| Bev-Ann wrote:
||
||| You're right. It was Cubit who posted a day from FitDay that was
||| nothing
||| but junk, although it was LC.
||| My apologies! :-)
|||
||| on Tue, 07 Dec 2004 03:35:21 GMT, "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote:
|||
|||
|||| You must have me mixed up with someone else. I don't eat junk of
|||| any kind.
|||| I only eat organic and natural foods. I am not sure who you are
|||| thinking
|||| of.
||||
|||| Curt
|||
|||
||| -----
||| Bev

On Tue, 7 Dec 2004 14:01:46 -0500, Roger Zoul <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Ada Ma wrote:
|| It's not just you - I got Curt and Cubit mixed up as well unless I'm
|| paying 100% attention. OK let's get this straight - Curt is the one
|| who cycles, Cubit is the one who insists on doing no exercise and
|| whose minimal requirement for a prospective girlfriend is that she
|| must be willing to go low carb forever. Am I right? :-P

Almost. Cubit did start exercising one he lost a lot of weight - he was
afraid that exercise is harmful to really overweight folks. I think
you're
right about the girlfriend thing, though.

Interesting. Why is it that exercise (other than jogging and the like,
which has never suited me no matter what size I was) would be harmful to
those folk?

--
Bob M
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Carmen said:

Hi,

Roger Zoul said:

Ada Ma wrote:
|| It's not just you - I got Curt and Cubit mixed up as well unless
I'm
|| paying 100% attention. OK let's get this straight - Curt is the
one
|| who cycles, Cubit is the one who insists on doing no exercise and
|| whose minimal requirement for a prospective girlfriend is that
she
|| must be willing to go low carb forever. Am I right? :-P

Almost. Cubit did start exercising one he lost a lot of weight - he
was
afraid that exercise is harmful to really overweight folks. I think
you're
right about the girlfriend thing, though.

Yup, that was him. Searching for a worthwhile prospective partner
looks hard enough without chucking in those sort of requirements too.

That might not be too bad of a requirement. Heck, people have all kinds
of requirements (must be X tall, have a certain personality, etc.), so I
don't consider Cubit's requirement that bad. I knew one guy who said (his
words), "I could never marry a woman with small [breasts]." (The latter
changed from the real wording.) At least having a "requirement" of
something that's important -- like diet -- is better than putting
arbitrary requirements on a mate. I used to read personals and be
intrigued by one, then find out that she wanted someone four inches taller
than me (even though she's 4 inches shorter than me) or wants black haired
men.

--
Bob M
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Bob M said:

Carmen said:

Roger Zoul said:

Ada Ma wrote:
||Cubit is the one who insists on doing no exercise and
||whose minimal requirement for a prospective girlfriend is that
||she must be willing to go low carb forever. Am I right? :-P

Almost. Cubit did start exercising one he lost a lot of weight - he
was afraid that exercise is harmful to really overweight folks. I
think you're right about the girlfriend thing, though.

Yup, that was him. Searching for a worthwhile prospective partner
looks hard enough without chucking in those sort of requirements too.

That might not be too bad of a requirement.

Since it's just my husband and me in the household, and we both
control carbs and usually stick to whole foods, it really simplifies a
multitude of situations like:

o Shopping
o Entertaining
o Keeping fridge and cupboards free of temptations
o Restaurant selection
o Day to day meal preparation

Quoted message said:

Heck, people have all kinds
of requirements (must be X tall, have a certain personality, etc.), so I
don't consider Cubit's requirement that bad.

I don't either; but a partner can always change diet later. It's
rather hard to predict or control that.

My best friend from highschool posted a personal on the net, requesting a
"tallish, athletic blonde". The woman that he met and married four years
ago is a shortish, sluggish (literally-she has thyroid issues) brunette...We
laugh it up all the time over that one!

My mother says she wont date a man that has any living relatives, and of
course, she has been single and not dating for 20 years....

Glitter Girl
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Bob M said:

Carmen said:

On 7-Dec-2004, "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote:

> Ada Ma wrote:
> ||Cubit is the one who insists on doing no exercise and
> ||whose minimal requirement for a prospective girlfriend is that
> ||she must be willing to go low carb forever. Am I right? :-P
>
> Almost. Cubit did start exercising one he lost a lot of weight - he
> was afraid that exercise is harmful to really overweight folks. I
> think you're right about the girlfriend thing, though.

Yup, that was him. Searching for a worthwhile prospective partner
looks hard enough without chucking in those sort of requirements too.

That might not be too bad of a requirement.

Since it's just my husband and me in the household, and we both
control carbs and usually stick to whole foods, it really simplifies a
multitude of situations like:

o Shopping
o Entertaining
o Keeping fridge and cupboards free of temptations
o Restaurant selection
o Day to day meal preparation

Quoted message said:

Heck, people have all kinds
of requirements (must be X tall, have a certain personality, etc.), so I
don't consider Cubit's requirement that bad.

I don't either; but a partner can always change diet later. It's
rather hard to predict or control that.

On Thu, 9 Dec 2004 08:37:53 -0600, Glitter Girl <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

My best friend from highschool posted a personal on the net, requesting a
"tallish, athletic blonde". The woman that he met and married four years
ago is a shortish, sluggish (literally-she has thyroid issues)
brunette...We
laugh it up all the time over that one!

I think that many people's ideals of what they want and what they would
accept often don't meet. Personally, I go more for personality over
anything else.

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My mother says she wont date a man that has any living relatives, and of
course, she has been single and not dating for 20 years....

Glitter Girl
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Bob M said:

On Tue, 7 Dec 2004 19:27:38 GMT, Carmen <[email hidden]> wrote:

> On 7-Dec-2004, "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>> Ada Ma wrote:
>> ||Cubit is the one who insists on doing no exercise and
>> ||whose minimal requirement for a prospective girlfriend is that
>> ||she must be willing to go low carb forever. Am I right? :-P
>>
>> Almost. Cubit did start exercising one he lost a lot of weight - he
>> was afraid that exercise is harmful to really overweight folks. I
>> think you're right about the girlfriend thing, though.
>
> Yup, that was him. Searching for a worthwhile prospective partner
> looks hard enough without chucking in those sort of requirements too.

That might not be too bad of a requirement.

Since it's just my husband and me in the household, and we both
control carbs and usually stick to whole foods, it really simplifies a
multitude of situations like:

o Shopping
o Entertaining
o Keeping fridge and cupboards free of temptations
o Restaurant selection
o Day to day meal preparation

Quoted message said:

Heck, people have all kinds
of requirements (must be X tall, have a certain personality, etc.), so
I
don't consider Cubit's requirement that bad.

I don't either; but a partner can always change diet later. It's
rather hard to predict or control that.

That is true. Personally, I don't care what my partner eats as long as
she doesn't care what I eat.

--
Bob in CT

Hi Bob,

Ada Ma:
Cubit is the one who insists on doing no exercise

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

and whose minimal requirement for a prospective girlfriend is
that
she must be willing to go low carb forever. Am I right? :-P

Carmen:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Yup, that was him. Searching for a worthwhile prospective partner
looks hard enough without chucking in those sort of requirements
too.

Bob M.:

Quoted message said:

That might not be too bad of a requirement. Heck, people have all
kinds of requirements (must be X tall, have a certain personality,
etc.),
so I don't consider Cubit's requirement that bad. I knew one guy
who
said (his words), "I could never marry a woman with small
[breasts]." (The
latter changed from the real wording.) At least having a
"requirement" of
something that's important -- like diet -- is better than putting
arbitrary requirements on a mate. I used to read personals and be
intrigued by one, then find out that she wanted someone four inches
taller than me (even though she's 4 inches shorter than me) or wants
black
haired men.

Diet can be far too transient in nature, and IMO therein lies the
danger. Cubit is pushing 50 and still unmarried. He's stated the
desire to date, but placing that sort of requirement on prospective
partners looks an awful lot like putting up barbed wire around the
"Welcome" mat. Is the food someone eats important enough to outweigh
compatibility in other areas? Or is it a subconscious way to avoid
commitment? It could go either way.

take care,
Carmen

Carmen wrote:
|| Hi Bob,
||
|| Ada Ma:
|| Cubit is the one who insists on doing no exercise
||||| and whose minimal requirement for a prospective girlfriend is
||||| that
||||| she must be willing to go low carb forever. Am I right? :-P
||
|| Carmen:
|||| Yup, that was him. Searching for a worthwhile prospective partner
|||| looks hard enough without chucking in those sort of requirements
|||| too.
||
|| Bob M.:
||| That might not be too bad of a requirement. Heck, people have all
||| kinds of requirements (must be X tall, have a certain personality,
||| etc.),
||| so I don't consider Cubit's requirement that bad. I knew one guy
||| who
||| said (his words), "I could never marry a woman with small
||| [breasts]." (The
||| latter changed from the real wording.) At least having a
||| "requirement" of
||| something that's important -- like diet -- is better than putting
||| arbitrary requirements on a mate. I used to read personals and be
||| intrigued by one, then find out that she wanted someone four inches
||| taller than me (even though she's 4 inches shorter than me) or wants
||| black
||| haired men.
||
|| Diet can be far too transient in nature, and IMO therein lies the
|| danger. Cubit is pushing 50 and still unmarried. He's stated the
|| desire to date, but placing that sort of requirement on prospective
|| partners looks an awful lot like putting up barbed wire around the
|| "Welcome" mat. Is the food someone eats important enough to outweigh
|| compatibility in other areas? Or is it a subconscious way to avoid
|| commitment? It could go either way.

Cubit's pushing 50? I thought he was a youngster!

I'd rather be single than be in a bad marriage 🙂

And single ain't so bad when you can find plenty of nice ladies to date!!

But I'd rather be married to a great lady than to be constantly dating lots
of different ones, trying to figure out what makes each of them tick.