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keesan
response 194 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 16 21:30 UTC 2003

Jim weighs somewhere around 175.  He wears a L shirt and S pants.  The L shirt
assumes his waist is 38.
mynxcat
response 195 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 17 12:22 UTC 2003

He seems alright to me. Doesn't seem over-weight at all. (Though it's a wonder
that he fits into "S" pants, which I assume is "Small"?)

Breakthrough, the scale registered 153 at one point yesterday. It always
excites me when I see a new number on teh scale.
keesan
response 196 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 17 14:53 UTC 2003

Small waist is 30-32, medium 34-36, large 38, I think.  It is a problem to
find men's pants under 30 waist (I used to wear 28 waist but may have shrunk).
Shirts assume a 4" or 6" difference between chest and waist size and Jim's
is 10".  Some people are bigger in waist than chest.  I think that difference
would be more predictive of overweight than the weight/height ratio.  One test
of amount of fat involves measuring the thickness of a pinch of flesh from
under your arm - should I look this up and post it?   Mine is about 1/2" or
less right now.  
tod
response 197 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 17 16:54 UTC 2003

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mynxcat
response 198 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 20 20:31 UTC 2003

There's this gadget at the gym that tests the amount of body fat you 
have. You enter in information like height, weight and then hold the 
handles firmly at arms length. After about a minute, it gives you a 
reading. I asked the personal trainer what it did exactly. He said 
that it sent impulses through my arms and based on how long it took 
for the impulse to return, it could tell how much fat I had. Fat has a 
different conductivity than muscle. That gadget showed me 31% body 
fat. The trainer mentioned that those things were not very accuate 
with a +/-5% accuracy.

The scale at home gives me a reading after my weight reading. I would 
like to think that it does the same thing as the gadget, though I 
suspect it just uses a mathematical calculation based on my weight, 
and hips, height and waist measurements that you have to feed it. I 
changed the hip and waist measurements over the weekend and the 
reading dropped by about 3%. I'm not laying much stock by the scale
mynxcat
response 199 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 20 20:37 UTC 2003

My boobs have gotten smaller!! First I thought it was a figment of my 
imagination, but the fiance has confirmed my suspicion. While they're 
currently at a size I like, I really don't want them shrinking 
anymore!! I guess the rack was thanks to a lot of extra weight I was 
carrying around.

Also, the one pair of spare jeans I had that I wore with great 
reluctance when all my other pairs were in the wash, now fit 
comfortably. No longer do I have my stomach pinched in uncomfortably 
when I wear them, and no longer do I dread wearing these jeans. They 
have come out of semi-retirement to be a permanent part of my 
wardrobe. To go with the jean story, my favorite pair of grey pants 
that I bought a month and a half ago are now pretty loose. Any more 
weight lost, and these pants will have to be replaced. While it's sad 
to lose a good pair of pants (lord knows how hard it is to find a pair 
of pants that really look good), there is the sweet part of this 
sorrow to know that it's due to weight *lost* and not *gained*
keesan
response 200 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 02:18 UTC 2003

Can you take them in along the outer seam?  (The grey pans - jeans are too
thick).
mynxcat
response 201 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 05:05 UTC 2003

I'm not a goo seamstress. And they're not regular material - more like
stretch. I'm not sure I could take them in.
scott
response 202 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 13:14 UTC 2003

You might be able to have a professional tailor take thime in, though.  A
couple years ago when I lost weight I ended up having some stuff taken in.
mynxcat
response 203 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 13:58 UTC 2003

I will look into it, when the time comes. 

Today looks like a packed day. Looks like my workout is going to be 
pushed to some time after 9:00 pm. I hate when that happens. I prefer 
my workout to be done by 8:00 am, or preferrably in the morning. 
However, today I needed to be in early, so the morning workout wasn't 
working out. I'll be at work till about 5:30, and have a hair 
appointment at 7:00pm. Maybe I'll move the hair appointment up, if 
possible. The good thing is it's just an hour workout today, instead 
of the hour and a half
edina
response 204 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 16:33 UTC 2003

I know about the whole bust thing.  I've nicknamed mine as the "incredible
shrinking breasts" - and I'm not thrilled.  
mynxcat
response 205 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 16:57 UTC 2003

Exactly. It seems like I'm losing all my weight from my breasts, 
rather than my waist and my hips. Ok, I'm probably losing some around 
there as my jeans are now fitting me, but I really don't want to lose 
my boobs!
tod
response 206 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 17:10 UTC 2003

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mynxcat
response 207 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 17:39 UTC 2003

 :P
edina
response 208 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 18:51 UTC 2003

Yeah, becuase me eating a jelly donut would only make me sick as a dog.
mynxcat
response 209 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 19:10 UTC 2003

Brooke, is the minimal food-intake a result of the surgery (what 
surgery was it?) or a conscious decision? 

edina
response 210 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 20:35 UTC 2003

I had gastric bypass just over two months ago.  I'm down about 50 lbs.  I
can't eat that much food, and high sugar quantities make me sick.  So it's
a result of the surgery AND a conscious decision as I don't want to be sick.
tod
response 211 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 20:38 UTC 2003

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edina
response 212 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 20:40 UTC 2003

That's disgusting.  Did she have surgery or what?
tod
response 213 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 20:47 UTC 2003

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edina
response 214 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 20:49 UTC 2003

Hahahahahah!
tod
response 215 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 20:56 UTC 2003

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munkey
response 216 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 22:45 UTC 2003

freak.
She is skinny though.
tod
response 217 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 22 15:39 UTC 2003

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mynxcat
response 218 of 332: Mark Unseen   Oct 22 16:58 UTC 2003

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