Has anyone noticed?

Lots of angry fat people here. LC works, but most cry babies want their ice
cream and bagels. Get thin, exercise, and stay healthy. As much as JC ticks
me off, he is right in many ways.

Rich R.

--
The journey is the reward.

In article ,
"Rich R" wrote:

Lots of angry fat people here. LC works, but most cry babies want their ice
cream and bagels. Get thin, exercise, and stay healthy. As much as JC ticks
me off, he is right in many ways.

Rich R.

--
The journey is the reward.



I'm not angry, and I don't want ice cream or bagels, and I exercise and I
love it!! Yet, you still told me I had a "fat mindset" and I'm still
waiting to hear back on what that means. Seriously, I know some people
here dismiss you, but I'm genuinely curious. Do you mean it in the sense
that I still think of myself as fat, that I'm more comfortable being fat,
or what? And what specifically did I say that made you say that in the
first place? It was in the thread about my new pants, remember? I'm
choosing to take what you said as constructive criticism, since this is a
support group and people are here to support each other, so I assume that
you said it for my benefit and not to be mean, but I am genuinely confused
because I don't know what you meant by the term and I don't know what I
said that prompted it. If you tell me what a "fat mindset" is and show me
the evidence of how I demonstrated it, then maybe I can identify it in
myself and work to change it. In the meantime, I'll keep eating LC and
working out and losing weight anyway, but if you see some psychological
pitfall in my way that I'm unaware of, I'd appreciate the heads up.

--
-Michelle Levin (Luna)
http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick
http://www.mindspring.com/~designbyluna

Luna wrote:
:: In article ,
:: "Rich R" wrote:
::
::: Lots of angry fat people here. LC works, but most cry babies want
::: their ice cream and bagels. Get thin, exercise, and stay healthy.
::: As much as JC ticks me off, he is right in many ways.
:::
::: Rich R.
:::
::: --
::: The journey is the reward.
:::
:::
::
:: I'm not angry, and I don't want ice cream or bagels, and I exercise
:: and I love it!! Yet, you still told me I had a "fat mindset" and I'm
:: still
:: waiting to hear back on what that means. Seriously, I know some
:: people
:: here dismiss you, but I'm genuinely curious. Do you mean it in the
:: sense that I still think of myself as fat, that I'm more comfortable
:: being fat,
:: or what? And what specifically did I say that made you say that in
:: the first place? It was in the thread about my new pants, remember?
:: I'm choosing to take what you said as constructive criticism, since
:: this is a support group and people are here to support each other,
:: so I assume that you said it for my benefit and not to be mean, but
:: I am genuinely confused because I don't know what you meant by the
:: term and I don't know what I
:: said that prompted it. If you tell me what a "fat mindset" is and
:: show me the evidence of how I demonstrated it, then maybe I can
:: identify it in myself and work to change it. In the meantime, I'll
:: keep eating LC and working out and losing weight anyway, but if you
:: see some psychological pitfall in my way that I'm unaware of, I'd
:: appreciate the heads up.
::

IMO, he's just egging you on.....There is simply nothing to that
statement...if you keep working at it, you will fit into those pants. I see
no reason to believe that you won't - given time. Neither does Rich, imo.

"Dawn Taylor" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 23:16:39 GMT, "Rich R"
announced in front of God and everybody:

Lots of angry fat people here. LC works, but most cry babies want their
ice
cream and bagels. Get thin, exercise, and stay healthy. As much as JC
ticks
me off, he is right in many ways.

Like you, JC's a bitter, cranky, mean-spirited man.

Get off your high-horse, already. Lighten up. You can disagree with
people without being a donkey's hindquarters, y'know.

You mean an "ass". Quite agree with you.

Rich R.

Dawn

Huh?

Rich R.
"JC Der Koenig" wrote in message
...
Controlling your weight is more about controlling calorie intake than
controlling calorie expenditure, because of simple logistics.

--
JC

Lyle's New Ultimate Diet

"1. eat less you fat ****
2. exercise more you fat ****"

"Rich R" wrote in message
...
Hi Roger,

Sorry, yo are wrong. Diet is important, but exercise is the critical
success
factor.

Rich R.
"Roger Zoul" wrote in message
...
Rich R wrote:
:: 3. Exercise. 30 minutes a day. Walking or running. This keeps the
:: weight off. Weight training is good to remove the flab after losing
:: the weight. But I must admit, I am not doing much weight training.

I honestly think that exercise helps, but the main way to keep weight
off
is
to monitor your eating. If you don't control that properly, exercise
won't
keep you from being or getting fat.

Now, having said that, butch up and get back on your weight training,
dood.

Hi JC,

For one, exercise tends to curb ones' appetite. And two, it is much easier
to overeat that to exercise too much. Therefore, exercise, at the end of the
day, is more important.

Rich R.
"JC Der Koenig" wrote in message
...
You'll always be able to stuff your pie-hole with more crap than you'll
ever
be able to burn off through exercise.

--
JC

Lyle's New Ultimate Diet

"1. eat less you fat ****
2. exercise more you fat ****"

"Rich R" wrote in message
...
Huh?

Rich R.
"JC Der Koenig" wrote in message
...
Controlling your weight is more about controlling calorie intake than
controlling calorie expenditure, because of simple logistics.

--
JC

Lyle's New Ultimate Diet

"1. eat less you fat ****
2. exercise more you fat ****"

"Rich R" wrote in message
...
Hi Roger,

Sorry, yo are wrong. Diet is important, but exercise is the critical
success
factor.

Rich R.
"Roger Zoul" wrote in message
...
Rich R wrote:
:: 3. Exercise. 30 minutes a day. Walking or running. This keeps
the
:: weight off. Weight training is good to remove the flab after
losing
:: the weight. But I must admit, I am not doing much weight
training.

I honestly think that exercise helps, but the main way to keep
weight
off
is
to monitor your eating. If you don't control that properly,
exercise
won't
keep you from being or getting fat.

Now, having said that, butch up and get back on your weight
training,
dood.