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  • kira
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2008
    • 2353
    #46
    Re: How do you keep fitting into your clothes?

    [quote user="giantreptile"]

    age will do that to you. i'm curious as to the average age of members on here, because i can predict once in their thirties, they can wave a lot of these clothes bye-bye.</p>
    <p mce_keep="true"></p>

    [/quote]</p>

    not necessarily [79]</p>
    Distraction is an obstruction of the construction.

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    • BECOMING-INTENSE
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2008
      • 1868
      #47
      Re: How do you keep fitting into your clothes?

      [quote user="kira"][quote user="giantreptile"]

      age will do that to you. i'm curious as to the average age of members on here, because i can predict once in their thirties, they can wave a lot of these clothes bye-bye.</p>
      <p mce_keep="true"></p>

      [/quote]</p>

      not necessarily [79]</p>

      [/quote]</p>

      I concur! [79]</p>

      Keep yourself moving, agile and flexible ...</p>

      Yoga is great for keeping the body lean and slender.
      </p>
      Are you afraid of women, Doctor?
      Of course.

      www.becomingmads.com

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      • giantreptile
        Junior Member
        • Jun 2008
        • 24
        #48
        Re: How do you keep fitting into your clothes?

        [quote user="BECOMING-INTENSE"][quote user="kira"][quote user="giantreptile"]


        age will do that to you. i'm curious as to the average age of members on here, because i can predict once in their thirties, they can wave a lot of these clothes bye-bye.</P>
        <P mce_keep="true"></P>


        [/quote]</P>


        not necessarily [79]</P>


        [/quote]</P>


        I concur! [79]</P>


        Keep yourself moving, agile and flexible ...</P>


        Yoga is great for keeping the body lean and slender.
        </P>


        [/quote]</P>
        <P mce_keep="true"></P>


        i'm too lazy, i like food too much, and yoga's just not for me. as long as i can keep fitting into XL, 52, or 44, i'm OK. most designers have pity on us video-game playing, workaholic thirtysomethings by offering those sizes.</P>

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        • kira
          Senior Member
          • Mar 2008
          • 2353
          #49
          Re: How do you keep fitting into your clothes?

          [quote user="BECOMING-INTENSE"][quote user="kira"][quote user="giantreptile"]

          age will do that to you. i'm curious as to the average age of members on here, because i can predict once in their thirties, they can wave a lot of these clothes bye-bye.</p>
          <p mce_keep="true"></p>

          [/quote]</p>

          not necessarily [79]</p>

          [/quote]</p>

          I concur! [79]</p>

          Keep yourself moving, agile and flexible ...</p>

          Yoga is great for keeping the body lean and slender.
          </p>

          [/quote]</p>

          exactly. movement is key. i do find yoga, pilates and dance to be the best, but we already knew that [51] (been especially drawn to hip hop again lately- ballerina gone wack [86]) </p>

          and well, there is another physical activity [79]
          </p>
          Distraction is an obstruction of the construction.

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          • Faust
            kitsch killer
            • Sep 2006
            • 37849
            #50
            Re: How do you keep fitting into your clothes?

            [quote user="kira"][quote user="BECOMING-INTENSE"][quote user="kira"][quote user="giantreptile"]

            age will do that to you. i'm curious as to the average age of members on here, because i can predict once in their thirties, they can wave a lot of these clothes bye-bye.</p>
            <p mce_keep="true"></p>

            [/quote]</p>

            not necessarily [79]</p>

            [/quote]</p>

            I concur! [79]</p>

            Keep yourself moving, agile and flexible ...</p>

            Yoga is great for keeping the body lean and slender.
            </p>

            [/quote]</p>

            exactly. movement is key. i do find yoga, pilates and dance to be the best, but we already knew that [51] (been especially drawn to hip hop again lately- ballerina gone wack [86]) </p>

            and well, there is another physical activity [79]
            </p>

            [/quote]</p>

            you mean THE SEX?! [87][&lt;:o)]
            </p>
            Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months - Oscar Wilde

            StyleZeitgeist Magazine

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            • BECOMING-INTENSE
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2008
              • 1868
              #51
              Re: How do you keep fitting into your clothes?

              [quote user="Faust"][quote user="kira"][quote user="BECOMING-INTENSE"][quote user="kira"][quote user="giantreptile"]

              age will do that to you. i'm curious as to the average age of members on here, because i can predict once in their thirties, they can wave a lot of these clothes bye-bye.</p>
              <p mce_keep="true"></p>

              [/quote]</p>

              not necessarily [79]</p>

              [/quote]</p>

              I concur! [79]</p>

              Keep yourself moving, agile and flexible ...</p>

              Yoga is great for keeping the body lean and slender.
              </p>

              [/quote]</p>

              exactly. movement is key. i do find yoga, pilates and dance to be the best, but we already knew that [51] (been especially drawn to hip hop again lately- ballerina gone wack [86]) </p>

              and well, there is another physical activity [79]
              </p>

              [/quote]</p>

              you mean THE SEX?! [87][&lt;:o)]
              </p>

              [/quote]</p>

              Movability, Agility and flexibility is very beneficial there to ...</p>

              Just take a look at the Karma Sutra! [8-|] [86] </p>
              Are you afraid of women, Doctor?
              Of course.

              www.becomingmads.com

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              • kira
                Senior Member
                • Mar 2008
                • 2353
                #52
                Re: How do you keep fitting into your clothes?

                [quote user="BECOMING-INTENSE"][quote user="Faust"][quote user="kira"][quote user="BECOMING-INTENSE"][quote user="kira"][quote user="giantreptile"]

                age will do that to you. i'm curious as to the average age of members on here, because i can predict once in their thirties, they can wave a lot of these clothes bye-bye.</p>
                <p mce_keep="true"></p>

                [/quote]</p>

                not necessarily [79]</p>

                [/quote]</p>

                I concur! [79]</p>

                Keep yourself moving, agile and flexible ...</p>

                Yoga is great for keeping the body lean and slender.
                </p>

                [/quote]</p>

                exactly. movement is key. i do find yoga, pilates and dance to be the best, but we already knew that [51] (been especially drawn to hip hop again lately- ballerina gone wack [86]) </p>

                and well, there is another physical activity [79]
                </p>

                [/quote]</p>

                you mean THE SEX?! [87][&lt;:o)]
                </p>

                [/quote]</p>

                Movability, Agility and flexibility is very beneficial there to ...</p>

                Just take a look at the Karma Sutra! [8-|] [86] </p>

                [/quote]</p>

                yes well i mean THE SEX [&lt;:o)] [87] that is one way to really burn calories [86] </p>

                of course that means that you cant just lay there though [79]
                </p>

                good way to sweat for sure [66]</p>
                Distraction is an obstruction of the construction.

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                • kira
                  Senior Member
                  • Mar 2008
                  • 2353
                  #53
                  Re: How do you keep fitting into your clothes?



                  anyone notice how many emoticons we used when we started talking about movement and sex. [86]</p>

                  quick screen grab:</p>

                  </p>


                  </p>
                  Distraction is an obstruction of the construction.

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                  • sammywaslow
                    Member
                    • Apr 2008
                    • 37
                    #54
                    Re: How do you keep fitting into your clothes?

                    I know the 'Good Finds' thread has been receiving a lot of bad press lately but I call dibs on Kira.[51]

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                    • kira
                      Senior Member
                      • Mar 2008
                      • 2353
                      #55
                      Re: How do you keep fitting into your clothes?



                      [quote user="sammywaslow"]I know the 'Good Finds' thread has been receiving a lot of bad press lately but I call dibs on Kira.[51][/quote]</p>

                      hmmm. i did not know that I was being bid on. [^o)]
                      </p>
                      Distraction is an obstruction of the construction.

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                      • Avantster
                        ¤¤¤
                        • Sep 2006
                        • 1983
                        #56
                        Re: How do you keep fitting into your clothes?

                        conclusion: taking off your clothes more often may help you keep fitting into them. [87][66][83][86]
                        let us raise a toast to ancient cotton, rotten voile, gloomy silk, slick carf, decayed goat, inflamed ram, sooty nelton, stifling silk, lazy sheep, bone-dry broad & skinny baffalo.

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                        • Faust
                          kitsch killer
                          • Sep 2006
                          • 37849
                          #57
                          Re: How do you keep fitting into your clothes?



                          [quote user="Avantster"]conclusion: taking off your clothes more often may help you keep fitting into them. [87][66][83][86]
                          [/quote]</p>

                          [Y] such wisdom in so few words!
                          </p>
                          Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months - Oscar Wilde

                          StyleZeitgeist Magazine

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                          • Aleks
                            Senior Member
                            • Feb 2009
                            • 475
                            #58
                            okay well, I'm about to revive this thread.

                            I'm 5'10 and 132 lbs

                            all of my weight is in my legs, my upper body is very skinny. Dumb soccer

                            I have no idea how to lose this muscle in my legs, I go running quite often and try to watch my diet.
                            This is absolutely pissing me off.

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                            • BeauIXI
                              Senior Member
                              • Nov 2008
                              • 1272
                              #59
                              I also suffer from tree trunk syndrome. I'm 6' and 200 lbs. I keep in shape by eating very little (like maybe an apple or a granola bar) all day while I work construction in the heat, then drink beer. Typically liquid diet, haha, but hey, it feels great!
                              Originally posted by philip nod
                              somebody should kop this. this is forever.

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                              • Aleks
                                Senior Member
                                • Feb 2009
                                • 475
                                #60
                                My liquid diet consists of coke zero and coffee.

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