Posts by niktastic

Original Post by asbestossoup:

You have to take them through reputable universities, though - the University of Phoenix never did anybody any good. A good state university should be useful, though.

 My mother goes to the University of Phoenix and is taking an online class and their online classes are actually a lot easier and more informative than the online class I witnessed my friend taking from CSU Bakersfield. It was a lot more organized and had a lot more activity.

1. How old are you? 20
2. Did you or are you planning to attend college? I'm attending right now.
4. What do you do for a living? I'm a computer technician
5. Do you enjoy your job? Not at all.
6. How many hours do you work in a day? 8hrs
7. How many days a week do you workout (gym)? 3-4 days
8. What time do you prefer to workout? After work
9. Does your job get in the way of exercise? Not at all actually.

What happened to 3?

Name: Nikki

Age: 20

Weight: 208

Height: 5'2

Frame: Medium

Goal Weight: 120-130

I hope I can find someone!! :)

lilsammi23, I've actually had people say that and follow it by, "Now just lose 100 pounds and you'll be datable."

Original Post by tygrkat:

I hate the..."you have such a pretty face"...

 I don't know why, but I hate that to. They put emphasis on face like they mean that's the only good part on my body. Oh well, though. I'm sure they only mean good things by it.

I'm going through the exact same thing. I tried talking to my mom and dad about how I'm trying to lose weight and become more healthy. They listened for a little bit and then started back up with the junk foods. What's worse is that my mom got gastric bypass about 2 years ago, went from 300+lbs to 200lbs, and is now back to 250lbs because of the junk food.

The only thing I can recommend since you don't have your own income is to talk to your parents and see if they can start buying additional healthy foods along with their junk foods. It's really hard, I know personally, but you can do it! Just remember that you don't want that gross stuff in your body and you'll succeed. :) 

The meanest thing someone has done to be regarding my weight was back in February 2007. I met this guy through a friend and we talked daily. We never met in person though. He started telling me how much he liked me and how he hoped that I would be his first girlfriend. It was really cute.

We then decided to meet at the movies with our friends. I told him how nervous I was because I knew he'd think I was fat. He promised that he would never turn me down even if I was as big as I made it seem. We met and everything was great.

We were by my car at the end of the night and he almost kissed me when his friends drove up and told him that they were ready to leave. He smiled, laughed, and apologized for his friends. He told me he would call me when he get home.

That was the last time I talked to him. He would never reply to my texts, calls, or anything. He then sent a long message to me over MySpace telling me that I was a fat cow and the only people who would date someone like me would be desperate.

That's the meanest/most rude comment someone has ever made about me. 

Original Post by pandajenn19:

Start with a california roll. It should just have crab, which is always cooked. (crab doesn't exactly have any substance to it raw, I think it's just kinda liquid). If you like the taste and texture of that, then you can move on. If you don't, you quit before you get into the heavy stuff.

My personal favorite roll is spicy tuny. Mmmm.

Good thing I'm going out to dinner shortly! I'm getting hungry!

 Speaking of sushi, I just tried it for the first time on Monday. I had a smoked salmon roll and a cucumber roll. Great taste, disgusting texture, lol.