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10/27/2005 02:00 #32308

Some of the things mr. fatass ate
Category: body
I ate a lot today, but not as much as I had hoped because I was busy working at Canisius. I want to gain more weight now. Maybe I should just start on steroids, lol.

Outside of these pictures, I also ate a banana, a can of pear juice, and clif bar.

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This is one of those 3/4 lb bacon cheesburgers from Jimmy Macs on elmwood. It is called the Chicago Burger.
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metalpeter - 10/27/05 19:40
Wow that chesse burger really looks good. I will have to try Jimmy Macs (Heart attack on a plate as someone I know calls its) bacon burger, yum.

10/26/2005 00:41 #32307

When will it end
Category: war

Washington marked the 2,000th American fatality of the Iraq war with a moment of silence in the Senate, the reading of the names of the fallen from the House floor, new protests and a solemn vow from President Bush not to "rest or tire until the war on terror is won."

Quoted from: 2,000th Death Marked by Silence and a Vow



I am so curious how this war on terror will eventually end. Can anyone see the war on anything as broad as terrorism ever being won? I mean it is such a broad target with no real boundary. I am also very curious how we will look back at this war on terror and on this era in general.

Is there anyone who looks back at Vietnam in a positive light?

Will we end just like Vietnam with us losing and pulling out one day? Will we make it until 20,000 troops dead. I mean can anyone see Iraq turning into West Germany or Japan. Can anyone see the end of terrorism? It seems to me that the more we try and impose our will on non-americans, the angrier the terrorists.

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I have also noticed that more and more groups and things are being classified as terrorists which makes having a war against them even less sucessful. Maybe we need to hone our definition of terrorist to something a little more approachable.

So how do you guys see it ending. I think eventually we will just have to give up. EIther that or maybe we will get spread so think that China will decide for us.

P.S. What happend to Osama bin Laden? Is he a terrorist anymore? I bet he lives in China.

10/25/2005 20:45 #32306

Eating a lot
Category: food
It is so weird to keep eating all day. I keep making it so that every thing I eat also involves a dessert. It doesn't have to be a typical dessert it could be fruit for an example. Tonight I ate fish, edamame, rosemary pototos, apple sauce and salad followed by a coconut dessert. This is the second day in a row that I cooked for myself.

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Earlier to day I ate maple oatmeal, 2 eggs, two peices of toast, a banana, and yoghurt with black berries on top. It was basically more food than I usually eat in a whole week. I know I am still missing one whole meal but I have to take it a step at a time. Tomorrow I plan on eating 3 times.

On another note, I am not banking on anything but at least made it one step further.

Hello Paul,
You have been selected for an interview for the Programmer/Analyst (#172) position which you applied for recently.



We also found a new tenant for the apartment that we rent. Things are looking brighter.
ladycroft - 10/25/05 23:23
I've been eating like that since (e:Lilho)'s party. What up wit dat? You go boy, interview!!
joshua - 10/25/05 23:02
ATTA BOY!
twisted - 10/25/05 21:20
OMG, you got an interview. That's great!
hodown - 10/25/05 21:09
Paul welcome to the world of fatness.You are only a small step away from wearing soppers...

10/25/2005 17:53 #32305

Which method is better?
Category: body
I started out today sick. I think it was not really sick but my body adjusting to eating about 10 times as much as last week. It feel so weird to be constantly stuffing my face. But I am hungry non-stop after working out. It is really hard getting used to this new routine of eating more than a bowl of cereal per day.

I have a question for any of your sporty types. Mind you I have little stick arms to start out and I only weight about 135 lbs total, so keep that in mind before you laugh. Hopefully, that will change soon.

Currently I can only benchpress 35 lbs 15 times in a row before it becomes dangerous, if I drop it on my head I die, there is no safety. This is already a huge improvement over last week when I was doing 15 lbs weights.

Today I did that routine 6 times for a total of benchpressing 35lbs 90 times. I know I can lift more than this fewer times. For example, I could do 6 reps of 50lbs 5 times. So which is better to starrt out with, more weight less times or less weight more times?

I like how the people on the wall seem to be attainable weights and not superheroes. They came with the gym.

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This one is my favorite.
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I want to look like this guy, can it ever happen?
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iriesara - 10/25/05 18:55
Hey Paul - wow we can talk about working out now? crazy - anyway, since you're first starting out you'll want to go girly style for a while - that is, low weight, high number of reps will strengthen the core of your muscles efficiently, which is important in the beginning. The higher the weight = less reps = more bulk. Since you're starting with basically not much, I would really go low weight, high number of reps. Usually I start out with like 12-15 reps of low-ish weight, and then increase as you see fit. However, I would only increase the weight your putting on less than once a week - that is, stay consistent with the weight/reps for at least (I would wait longer, actually) a week before adding weight. You'll figure the rest out from there. Don't lift too much from being excited about it or you'll seriously hurt yourself - I pulled the intercostal muscle in my rib cage doing way too many push-ups on a daily basis, and had to wait like a year before I could do any more. call me, we'll talk!

10/24/2005 23:09 #32304

Body Building
Category: body
I am building my body more. (e:matthew) found this treasure in the basement. We shinned it up and it sparkles american red. This is the first time I have really considered changing my body shape. I wonder what it will change about me. I see woman wondering this all the time. Has anyone had experience with their life changing due to changing body shape? It seems like it may turn out to be addictive, yet safer than drugs.

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I actually bench pressed today. Who would have thought.

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There are lots more weights to add.
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robin - 10/25/05 15:57
you should start drinking raw eggs. Time to beef up, studmuffin.
iriesara - 10/25/05 11:12
I think it would be awesome if you got all buffed out paul - very hot!!! I can't even imagine you like that (buff that is, not hot, although I can't really see you as hot either, but I digress). Don't go too nuts or it'll look like you got stung by a thousand bees!
sbrugger - 10/25/05 08:55
Changing body shape? Well..I can think of twice that I really "changed body shape". The first time was when I went from playing at working out (I started lifting in middle school) to REALLY working out (when I was in college...it's something that's forced on you when you play college football). I went from about 280 and not very fit (48" chest, 42" waist) to about 295 and VERY fit (52" chest, 36" waist). The second major change was fairly recent. Moving from football to rugby demanded an increase in overall fitness (football requires more strength, rugby much more overall fitness) and so I went from about 270 (I seriously cut down on workouts after college) to 225 by running my ass off.
It can get addicting to some extent...and it's fun to be able to see results
alison - 10/24/05 23:22
this past august i lost 35 pounds- it completely changed my life.
we shall palaver on this, sometime, if you like.
trollheim - 10/24/05 23:19
My dad had the same one in his disgusting basement! Except his smelled of pornomags and beer...