This is getting out of hand...

[imported_goku]

Ugh, I've been eating quite large meals lately that have A LOT of calories and instead of just continuing with my day, I crash and burn, so therefore I go straight to sleep and it's becoming a real problem. While my days have been lacking in sleep, I find it a little odd that when I arrive home, I feel perfectly fine and so I go and grab a meal which is usually over the top but then I fall a sleep and what pisses me off is the fact that the huge meal I just ingested is all going to turn to fat... :|

 

[Mrvile]

Why don't you find a hobby?

 

[ironcrotch]

so youre just now realizing eating a lot makes you tired? you have lots to learn, fatty.

 

[newParadigm]

ok, uhh dont over eat? its really that simple

 

[cr0ssfire]

Originally posted by: goku
Ugh, I've been eating quite large meals lately that have A LOT of calories and instead of just continuing with my day, I crash and burn, so therefore I go straight to sleep and it's becoming a real problem. While my days have been lacking in sleep, I find it a little odd that when I arrive home, I feel perfectly fine and so I go and grab a meal which is usually over the top but then I fall a sleep and what pisses me off is the fact that the huge meal I just ingested is all going to turn to fat... :|

You should consider getting a membership at a gym. I started working out some five odd years ago and haven't stopped ever since - it's great for stress relief, it just plain feels great once you get used to it, and of course in your case it would help keep you thin. Granted, I was a complete stick instead of overweight but it's still helped me out a lot.

 

[imported_goku]

Originally posted by: cr0ssfire

Originally posted by: goku
Ugh, I've been eating quite large meals lately that have A LOT of calories and instead of just continuing with my day, I crash and burn, so therefore I go straight to sleep and it's becoming a real problem. While my days have been lacking in sleep, I find it a little odd that when I arrive home, I feel perfectly fine and so I go and grab a meal which is usually over the top but then I fall a sleep and what pisses me off is the fact that the huge meal I just ingested is all going to turn to fat... :|

You should consider getting a membership at a gym. I started working out some five odd years ago and haven't stopped ever since - it's great for stress relief, it just plain feels great once you get used to it, and of course in your case it would help keep you thin. Granted, I was a complete stick instead of overweight but it's still helped me out a lot.

My School has a GYM and I visit it when ever I can, but as of late (during the last 8 weeks I guess), I haven't been able to because of school and it's been kind of frustrating. Lifting weights doesn't exactly counterract eating lots of food...

 

[Mrvile]

Originally posted by: goku

Originally posted by: cr0ssfire

Originally posted by: goku
Ugh, I've been eating quite large meals lately that have A LOT of calories and instead of just continuing with my day, I crash and burn, so therefore I go straight to sleep and it's becoming a real problem. While my days have been lacking in sleep, I find it a little odd that when I arrive home, I feel perfectly fine and so I go and grab a meal which is usually over the top but then I fall a sleep and what pisses me off is the fact that the huge meal I just ingested is all going to turn to fat... :|

You should consider getting a membership at a gym. I started working out some five odd years ago and haven't stopped ever since - it's great for stress relief, it just plain feels great once you get used to it, and of course in your case it would help keep you thin. Granted, I was a complete stick instead of overweight but it's still helped me out a lot.

My School has a GYM and I visit it when ever I can, but as of late (during the last 8 weeks I guess), I haven't been able to because of school and it's been kind of frustrating. Lifting weights doesn't exactly counterract eating lots of food...

It's not your excersizing that's the problem...it's your eating/sleeping habits. Changing those will probably be the best and maybe only way.

 

[revnja]

That's what you get for endorsing large-calorie meals.

 

[Mrvile]

Originally posted by: adambooth
That's what you get for endorsing large-calorie meals.

(C) 2006 Mrvile

 

[cr0ssfire]

Originally posted by: goku

Originally posted by: cr0ssfire

Originally posted by: goku
Ugh, I've been eating quite large meals lately that have A LOT of calories and instead of just continuing with my day, I crash and burn, so therefore I go straight to sleep and it's becoming a real problem. While my days have been lacking in sleep, I find it a little odd that when I arrive home, I feel perfectly fine and so I go and grab a meal which is usually over the top but then I fall a sleep and what pisses me off is the fact that the huge meal I just ingested is all going to turn to fat... :|

You should consider getting a membership at a gym. I started working out some five odd years ago and haven't stopped ever since - it's great for stress relief, it just plain feels great once you get used to it, and of course in your case it would help keep you thin. Granted, I was a complete stick instead of overweight but it's still helped me out a lot.

My School has a GYM and I visit it when ever I can, but as of late (during the last 8 weeks I guess), I haven't been able to because of school and it's been kind of frustrating. Lifting weights doesn't exactly counterract eating lots of food...

:Q

Hey, there's plenty more at the gym than just the weights. Cardio machines are your best friend when you're trying to watch your weight. Even something as simple as running a few miles on a treadmill while listening to some good music will do wonders for you, trust me. Even if you can't get to the gym, just run around outside for a while and do a few laps around the block (or wherever it is you live).

Back when I started working out in high school, I had zero endurance so I started doing a lot of cardio. By the end of my senior year, I had one of the best times on the mile in my class.

 

[imported_goku]

Originally posted by: Mrvile

Originally posted by: adambooth
That's what you get for endorsing large-calorie meals.

(C) 2006 Mrvile

Buahhahaahah

 

[Bozono]

May as well buy the king size bed and wall rail supports now Fatty McFatterson.

 

[imported_goku]

Originally posted by: cr0ssfire

Originally posted by: goku

Originally posted by: cr0ssfire

Originally posted by: goku
Ugh, I've been eating quite large meals lately that have A LOT of calories and instead of just continuing with my day, I crash and burn, so therefore I go straight to sleep and it's becoming a real problem. While my days have been lacking in sleep, I find it a little odd that when I arrive home, I feel perfectly fine and so I go and grab a meal which is usually over the top but then I fall a sleep and what pisses me off is the fact that the huge meal I just ingested is all going to turn to fat... :|

You should consider getting a membership at a gym. I started working out some five odd years ago and haven't stopped ever since - it's great for stress relief, it just plain feels great once you get used to it, and of course in your case it would help keep you thin. Granted, I was a complete stick instead of overweight but it's still helped me out a lot.

My School has a GYM and I visit it when ever I can, but as of late (during the last 8 weeks I guess), I haven't been able to because of school and it's been kind of frustrating. Lifting weights doesn't exactly counterract eating lots of food...

:Q

Hey, there's plenty more at the gym than just the weights. Cardio machines are your best friend when you're trying to watch your weight. Even something as simple as running a few miles on a treadmill while listening to some good music will do wonders for you, trust me. Even if you can't get to the gym, just run around outside for a while.

Back when I started working out in high school, I had zero endurance so I started doing a lot of cardio. By the end of my senior year, I had one of the best times on the mile in my class.

Yea I know, problem is the ellipitical machine has been fubared up because people are generally stupid so all I've got is the stair master..

 

[imported_goku]

Originally posted by: Bozono
May as well buy the king size bed and wall rail supports now Fatty McFatterson.

I still weigh less than I did say about last year but I did gain about 5 LBS over the winter break so that kinda pisses me off, I also lost a lot of strength to and that can be extremely frustrating when you used to be able to do 45LB dumbel press and now limited to 30s..