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Offline franksolich

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droopy drawers primitive tips the scales
« on: June 30, 2009, 04:12:36 AM »
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=337x4363

Oh my.

This was once the "droopy" primitive, the droopy drawers primitive, who when he changed his screen-name for some really odd reason my fellow alum Skins didn't let him keep his post-count.

I dunno what was up with that; I'll bet that if Skins hadn't allowed Doug's ex-wife to keep her post count when she changed her screen-name, she would've raised Hell.

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Tobin S.  (277 posts)      Mon Jun-29-09 02:47 AM
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I just tipped the scales at 198.4

Granted I was in my birthday suit. Granted it was when I first got out of bed and I'm always lighter then. But this is the first time I've weighed in at under 200 pounds at any time since I was 19 years old- 17 years ago.

I am now down to a 36 inch waist and I wear size large shirts. That's down from a 48 inch waist and triple extra large shirts. I am no longer considered obese- just a little overweight. I feel much better. I've lost 91 pounds.

Good for the droopy drawers primitive.

The gigantic primitive:

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Systematic Chaos  (1000+ posts)      Mon Jun-29-09 01:02 PM
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1. Congratulations to you on your weight loss!

That's wonderful news.

Personally I'm looking forward just to getting under 300 because I haven't been there in 18 years. If I break below 200 it will be for the first time since around my 13th birthday in 1982. It almost seems surreal, but I stand an excellent chance of pulling this off with the plan I'm following.

All the best of continued success to you!

One notices a change in the gigantic primitive's comments lately, which cannot be anything but good.  He's getting away--one hopes permanently, but one suspects temporarily--from this "me me me" bit and working on getting concerned about others.

I dunno how long it'll last, but it doesn't hurt.

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Re: droopy drawers primitive tips the scales
« Reply #1 on: June 30, 2009, 08:10:52 AM »
I noticed only one reply, its like they dont give a shit about others only themselves or bitching about rethugs.   :rotf:
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Re: droopy drawers primitive tips the scales
« Reply #2 on: June 30, 2009, 10:55:17 AM »
You're right lars.  This happens when someone gets a job interview, too.  They avoid the person like the plague, when they should be offering encouragement and best wishes.  I wish the best for droopy and chaos.  Life must be so damned uncomfortable with significant extra weight. 
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