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riverbender · 04-14-2008, 04:50 PM

/lurkmode off

I was at this for almost 2 years when I started a log. It was a pain to come here and type every day. I prefer to come and LOL at the Susan Harmony/I Have No Life And No Friends threads.

I often come, like I am now, looking for discussions on topics I'm concerned about. And then my internet ADD kicks in and I get sidetracked. And then I sit here for hours reading silly stuff like the aforementioned thread and doing nothing but massaging the cellulite on my butt.

The internet makes me fat and unproductive. So I try not to be here too much. In fact, I can feel the cellulite growing right now.

Since I've not been logging or posting I've lost 10lbs+, have freaking veins popping out of my arms, god they are ugly, and passed the NASM-CPT exam. As if anyone cares.

I ain't no damn quitter just so ya'll know

/lurkmode on

04-14-2008, 04:50 PM	#12 (permalink)
riverbender Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Albany, NY Posts: 67 My Profile	/lurkmode off I was at this for almost 2 years when I started a log. It was a pain to come here and type every day. I prefer to come and LOL at the Susan Harmony/I Have No Life And No Friends threads. I often come, like I am now, looking for discussions on topics I'm concerned about. And then my internet ADD kicks in and I get sidetracked. And then I sit here for hours reading silly stuff like the aforementioned thread and doing nothing but massaging the cellulite on my butt. The internet makes me fat and unproductive. So I try not to be here too much. In fact, I can feel the cellulite growing right now. Since I've not been logging or posting I've lost 10lbs+, have freaking veins popping out of my arms, god they are ugly, and passed the NASM-CPT exam. As if anyone cares. I ain't no damn quitter just so ya'll know /lurkmode on __________________ All about me, blah, blah, blah "Brick walls are there for a reason. They are not there to keep us out. The brick walls are there to give us a chance to show how badly we want something. The brick walls are there to stop people who don’t want it badly enough. They're there to keep the other people out.” -Randy Pausch