Non-music discussion. Discuss things that are on your mind or things that don't have anything to do with music. Lets try to keep it clean people, there are little children present.
Why does the turning of a calendar page to start a new year
have to be the bellweather for someone to change and
improve themselves. Why wait till then?
Because we put it off until then.
I think it's human nature to use specific dates to review your past. NYE, birthdays, anniverseries, etc.
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That is where I would be comfortable. (for folks that dont know me keep in mind I am also 6'5)
200 is probably about right. I'm not sure what the "ideal" or "average weight is, but I'm 6'7", and I've been 200 for quite a few years...it seems to be healthy and I don't look sick or obese. haha.
"My friend says he wants to die. He's in a band, they sound like Pearl Jam, the clothes are all black and the music is crap."
Steven Wilson
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Well, unfortunately. A few years ago when I started working out in college, I had a goal to get up to 240, because I thought I would be huge then (I was hovering around the 210 area pretty consistently back then). So I started lifting and I got up to 237, and I looked a bit bigger. Then I had a hernia problem, and I lost 10 pounds of it. Then I stopped lifting after I graduated, and started working...then I lost 15 of it. Then I went on tour with a band...six more gone. Then I got dumped and I was broke...now I'm 200.
"My friend says he wants to die. He's in a band, they sound like Pearl Jam, the clothes are all black and the music is crap."
Steven Wilson
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I had my "ideal" weight figured out by a PhD at Huntington University. According to his number, my "ideal" weight is around 275 lbs and I'm 5'11". This has been confimed by my family doctor as well. I hit that weight when I was in college and was wearing a 2x shirt and was thin.
My weight right now is significantly over that, but hopefully the classes are going to up my metabolism a bit.
The_Dude wrote:To save up enough money to buy a pet midget and a midgequarium.
I spit soda on my screen cuz of that one!
I don't believe in "resolutions". If you want to do something to "make your life better", do it. As a great Master once said...."Do or do not. There is no try."
That is where I would be comfortable. (for folks that dont know me keep in mind I am also 6'5)
200 is probably about right. I'm not sure what the "ideal" or "average weight is, but I'm 6'7", and I've been 200 for quite a few years...it seems to be healthy and I don't look sick or obese. haha.
Yeah 200 sounds good, I never felt comfortable when i was in the 170-180s. I like having some meat on my bones.
Yeah I remember the first time I met you at Columbia Street, I am always happy to meet people my size let alone people actually taller then me.
Does anyone work out at the Y here? (I know someone is going to change this) I need someone to get my fat ass in gear, I have let myself go and feel like crap.
kimaliz wrote:
Yeah I remember the first time I met you at Columbia Street, I am always happy to meet people my size let alone people actually taller then me.
Us abnormally tall folk must stick together!
I used to love it when I was in the IPFW weight room and the basketball team would come in. It was about the only time in my life where I was in the majority.
"My friend says he wants to die. He's in a band, they sound like Pearl Jam, the clothes are all black and the music is crap."
Steven Wilson
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A few years ago when I started working out in college, I had a goal to get up to 240, because I thought I would be huge then (I was hovering around the 210 area pretty consistently back then). So I started lifting and I got up to 237, and I looked a bit bigger. Then I had a hernia problem, and I lost 10 pounds of it. Then I stopped lifting after I graduated, and started working...then I lost 15 of it. Then I went on tour with a band...six more gone. Then I got dumped and I was broke...now I'm 200. 
