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May 31st, 2006, 07:10 AM
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Why Join Weight Watchers?
I'm really curious. Why?
Because WW might know the "secret" to losing weight and keeping it off? I wonder ... WW is a business. Is their main interest to help members maintain normal weight, or is it to maximize membership and revenue by, say, helping members to lose some weight but still keeping them overweight and paying members? Normal-weight members represent lost revenue, right? In fact, no one of normal weight is a WW member! Because of the WW "support network"? Hmmm ... must be embarrassing getting up in front of everybody at the weigh-in and admitting you haven't lost weight. Or, maybe the support network gives you "advice". But, tell me, what quality of advice can you expect from people who have failed for years to maintain normal weight? Truthfully, all you can expect is empathy. And empathy won't lose pounds for you. Let's be frank. You alone made yourself fat through gluttony, and you alone have to correct the problem. That requires strength and discipline, not leaning on others and not listening to the failures on this NG. Take your future in your own hands. Be strong and stop eating junk food, defined as high-calorie, nil-nutrition stuff. Cakes, cookies, hot dogs, ice cream etc. etc. Watch as nature takes the pounds off. No arguments. I don't even read replies. You all know this is true. You can't tell me anything about this. The only question is whether you are strong enough to follow this principle. 
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May 31st, 2006, 06:25 PM
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Why Join Weight Watchers?
"George" wrote in message news 
No arguments. I don't even read replies. You all know this is true. You can't tell me anything about this. The only question is whether you are strong enough to follow this principle. Come on Gerogie boy, you know you will read the replies. You are just begging for attention. You are a typical "internet courage" fool. Nothing more, nothing less.
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June 17th, 2006, 09:21 PM
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Why Join Weight Watchers?
"George" wrote in news
rafg.104177$dW3.96126@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com: I'm really curious. Why? Just to **** you off. -- ~~Donna~~ http://www.sewing.com
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June 18th, 2006, 04:16 AM
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Why Join Weight Watchers?
"Donna" wrote in message
3.30... "George" wrote in news rafg.104177$dW3.96126@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com: I'm really curious. Why? Just to **** you off. -- ~~Donna~~ http://www.sewing.com Bwa ha ha!!! :-) -- Tanukiki (mom of 2 wonderful boys) Pre-baby #2 weight 239 (in 2004) Started WW 01/21/06 Reached 10% 03/18/06 205.4/179.4/150 -- Leader of the Cult of Worshippers of BiPolar Long-Haired Sexy Anime Guys with Swords
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