Honestly ...

.... is it realistic to believe you can lose weight and "still eat your
favorite foods?" WW says it is. The vast number of multi-year paying WW
members who are still overweight prove it is not!

WW will tell you what you want to hear just to hook you and keep you as a
paying member. They're selling hope - not weight loss - like the other
programs that claim "lose weight with easy exercise of just 15 minutes a
week" or "lose weight just by taking our pill". It's all nonsense. You are
proof of that. Be honest!

Every adult is old enough to know that good things in life don't come
without effort. Only the successful ones put that knowledge into action.

The bottom line is, be weak, eat your favorite junk, stay fat. Or,
discipline yourself to completely avoid the high-calorie, nil-nutrition
junk, and maintain normal weight.

Like most other things in life, this is totally within your control.

What are you going to do?

On Sun 21 May 2006 10:05:54p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it George?

... is it realistic to believe you can lose weight and "still eat your
favorite foods?" WW says it is. The vast number of multi-year paying
WW members who are still overweight prove it is not!

As usual, you're full of crap. People who remain overweight after long
periods of going to WW and most likely choosing to remain overweight.
Perhaps it at least keeps them from gaining more.

As for me, I'm sticking with WW. While it's true, in theory, that you can
eat anything you want to as long as you count the points, it's not the most
prudent approach. Luckily, there are few foods I don't enjoy, so I have a
wide variety of choices without indulging in the less prudent foods. On
occasion I don't feel I have to be so prudent and eat a meal that I would
ordinarily avoid altogether. The fact that I *can* do it and still lose
weight is plenty of motivation for me. I have had a steady weight loss since
day 1 of WW, and I'm confident that I can maintain my goal weight once I get
there, which should be in about 3 months.

I sometimes think one hears more about the failures than the successes, but
there are plenty of WW successes.

--
Wayne Boatwright @¿@¬
_____________________

i will be sticking with ww too, no matter what you are doing its all in
moderation...........


"George" wrote in message
om...
.... is it realistic to believe you can lose weight and "still eat your
favorite foods?" WW says it is. The vast number of multi-year paying WW
members who are still overweight prove it is not!

WW will tell you what you want to hear just to hook you and keep you as a
paying member. They're selling hope - not weight loss - like the other
programs that claim "lose weight with easy exercise of just 15 minutes a
week" or "lose weight just by taking our pill". It's all nonsense. You are
proof of that. Be honest!

Every adult is old enough to know that good things in life don't come
without effort. Only the successful ones put that knowledge into action.

The bottom line is, be weak, eat your favorite junk, stay fat. Or,
discipline yourself to completely avoid the high-calorie, nil-nutrition
junk, and maintain normal weight.

Like most other things in life, this is totally within your control.

What are you going to do?

"Wayne Boatwright" wayneboatwright_at_gmail.com wrote in message
28.19...
On Sun 21 May 2006 10:05:54p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it George?

... is it realistic to believe you can lose weight and "still eat your
favorite foods?" WW says it is. The vast number of multi-year paying
WW members who are still overweight prove it is not!

As usual, you're full of crap. People who remain overweight after long
periods of going to WW and most likely choosing to remain overweight.
Perhaps it at least keeps them from gaining more.

Dude, this troll never lets reality or fact get in the way of his opinion.
A simple google of this group will show you that his fantasy life is just
brimming with incorrect information and downright lies.

As for me, I'm sticking with WW. While it's true, in theory, that you can
eat anything you want to as long as you count the points, it's not the
most
prudent approach. Luckily, there are few foods I don't enjoy, so I have a
wide variety of choices without indulging in the less prudent foods. On
occasion I don't feel I have to be so prudent and eat a meal that I would
ordinarily avoid altogether. The fact that I *can* do it and still lose
weight is plenty of motivation for me. I have had a steady weight loss
since
day 1 of WW, and I'm confident that I can maintain my goal weight once I
get
there, which should be in about 3 months.

I sometimes think one hears more about the failures than the successes,
but
there are plenty of WW successes.

Yes, and a lot of this group's members are prime examples of the success of
WW.

--
the volleyballchick

chika wrote:
i will be sticking with ww too, no matter what you are doing its all in
moderation...........


"George" wrote in message
om...
... is it realistic to believe you can lose weight and "still eat your
favorite foods?" WW says it is. The vast number of multi-year paying WW
members who are still overweight prove it is not!

WW will tell you what you want to hear just to hook you and keep you as a
paying member. They're selling hope - not weight loss - like the other
programs that claim "lose weight with easy exercise of just 15 minutes a
week" or "lose weight just by taking our pill". It's all nonsense. You are
proof of that. Be honest!

Every adult is old enough to know that good things in life don't come
without effort. Only the successful ones put that knowledge into action.

The bottom line is, be weak, eat your favorite junk, stay fat. Or,
discipline yourself to completely avoid the high-calorie, nil-nutrition
junk, and maintain normal weight.

Like most other things in life, this is totally within your control.

What are you going to do?


Hope is enough.

Ralph