Diet....contest?

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Ha, actually heading out to do that in a few. Cept with a snow blower. Same thing, right?
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GORDON wrote:Ha, actually heading out to do that in a few. Cept with a snow blower. Same thing, right?

In terms of snow removal, sure.




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Malcolm wrote:You could always go shovel snow for a couple hours to be sure.
Only took me an hour to bring in wood and shovel around vehicles and sidwalks. Of course I cheated and talk to a friend with a snow plow on his truck yesterday.
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GORDON wrote:Down to 200.0 this morning.... if I can manage to stay on-diet today, tomorrow morning will be a milestone.
Stuck to the diet, yesterday.

Was active, wasn't sitting on my ass all day.

Almost got on last night to brag how disciplined I'd been, and how tomorrow morning I would be under 200 pounds.

This morning: 200.4 pounds.

What the fuck.
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Just curiosity, are you doing "first thing in the morning weight" or later?

I always do mine post-breakfast... I realized that pre-breakfast I weight about 1.5lbs less.
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GORDON wrote:Down to 200.0 this morning.... if I can manage to stay on-diet today, tomorrow morning will be a milestone.
Stuck to the diet, yesterday.

Was active, wasn't sitting on my ass all day.

Almost got on last night to brag how disciplined I'd been, and how tomorrow morning I would be under 200 pounds.

This morning: 200.4 pounds.

What the fuck.
Ever think of just tossing away the scale if it's causing your so much pain in the ass-edness?
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Your actual weight isn't as meaningful without knowledge of your body-fat-%age.
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thibodeaux wrote:Your actual weight isn't as meaningful without knowledge of your body-fat-%age.
I have a semi-fancy Tanita scale that includes body fat.

In the past week, I've lost 0.5% body fat according to it. But it kinda varies, so trends over time are more meaningful.

My current % is kinda embarrassing: 28.2.
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I've got one, too, and I'm not sure how accurate those things are. Especially in the winter when your skin's dry.
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thibodeaux wrote:I've got one, too, and I'm not sure how accurate those things are. Especially in the winter when your skin's dry.
So what's your #? Like 7%?
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That's why I'm not sure how accurate it is. :) It reads around 13%, but I was down to 11% last summer.

It also reports % of water, and my water + fat is like 70%. So when I was 11% fat, my water was 69%. Now that it says 13% fat, my water is 67%.




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That seems high for you, I would have guessed 7-10%.

Does your pee smell awful? I haven't been eating the beans/carbs as much lately, and my pee was awful today.
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I don't really smell my pee, thanks. It's too far away.
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TheCatt wrote:That seems high for you, I would have guessed 7-10%.
Yeah, I know, right???
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TheCatt wrote:Does your pee smell awful? I haven't been eating the beans/carbs as much lately, and my pee was awful today.
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Yeah, ketosis is normally what makes the awful smell in people eating lowing carb diets, thus why I asked Thib about his.

I dont see brussel sprouts on the list, that was the only thing I dont normally eat that I ate yesterday.

This morning, wake up weight, was 207.
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208 yesterday morning.

Yesterday was cheat day. I cheated with donuts.

I have never felt so awful from something so tasty. I wanted to have my stomach pumped. I felt like a 14 yo boy who's dad had caught him smoking a cigarette and made the boy smoke a carton.

Ugh.

208 this morning too.
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Funny.

A couple days ago I texted the wife - "I can't take it, I am going to pig out on bar food."

A little later she asked if I did. I responded, "Yes, and now I feel shame."
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TheCatt wrote:Yesterday was cheat day. I cheated with donuts.

I have never felt so awful from something so tasty. I wanted to have my stomach pumped
It's weird, ain't it? Go low-carb long enough, and carrots start to taste like candy.

Did you run the 4 miles to get the donuts or what? It was pouring rain, and I felt bad for those people.
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Oh, was the Krispy Kreme run yesterday?

Nah... but I did walk to the library and back, which is a little under 1 mile each way.

So, so far in just under 2 weeks, I've lost 7 pounds. No exercise at this point, cept doing pull-ups to failure every few days.
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