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Friday, August 10, 2012

And The Tips Just Keep On Coming...

• If you can’t eat foods with lots of antioxidants, at least try to eat foods without a lot of pro-oxidants.

• Calculating your target heart rate is simple; just do this quick equation in your head: If 1/2x +1/2(1/2x + 1/2(1/2x +1/2(1/2x + ... = y, then x = ? (note: that’s not really your target heart rate; I just wanted to see your head explode).

• You don’t need to purchase an expensive water filter; simply spit out all the harmful stuff as you’re drinking.

• Taking ginseng every day will help your memory, but I haven’t figured out good way to remember to take it.

• Keeping a food journal is useful but kind of boring; how about keeping a food murder mystery?

• Reading labels at the grocery store is important; I was about to buy a bottle of Karo Corn Syrup but looked at the ingredients and saw that it has corn syrup in it. For shame!

• You can make your own hand sanitizer by using a sink and some soap, dumbass.

• Eating at home instead of going out will help in your weight loss efforts, mostly because of what a bad cook you are.

• Refrain from calling yourself names like “idiot,” “total failure” or “loser.” Use friendlier terms, such as “brain-challenged,” “pre-success lollygagger” or “underwinner.”



THE DAILY SCALEY
I don't like to think of it as a gain... more of a...
OKAY, IT'S A FREAKIN' GAIN. GET OFF MY BACK! 

5 comments:

  1. I figure anything after the decimal point is too insignificant to count. Call it 248, same as yesterday. As I see it, you broke even.

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  2. "You can make your own sanitizer by using a sink and some soap" priceless Jackism (Ive thought the same thing myself)

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  3. Don't let these minor decimal points deter you or even 1 pound. The scale can go up & down sometimes depending on what we eat, lack of drinking fluids, sodium, rest & a lot of other factors including age. Honestly Jack, the older I get, the more the scale goes up & down for no reason or small reasons so just keep plugging along! :-)

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  4. Try measuring your arm's length. Then position your chair two inches farther away from your dining table than that.

    If that fails, try quantum physics...

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