Words that should be banned from VST

[Tink22-sleeve 528]

Stupid auto correct-- that was supposed to say "sleevers". Lol

[Tink22-sleeve 528]

"My Pouch.". Not only is that a by-pass term, it just sounds funny.

[Tink22-sleeve 528]

"Sip, sip, sip" and "walk, walk, walk"-- lol

I'll be quiet now. . Fun topic!

[Nicolanz 1,484]

Haha!

[TerryBelieves 352]

OMG!! Y'all made my day! LMAO, glad I work alone. Now here one for ya... And I use it a lot

Rock that sleeve!

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[Denn 66]

I looked up oneder-land on my google maps and it's right next to two-for-one land. I personally spent lots of time there and

[Denn 66]

So I guess in the future when people say, you're a NUT, I can say no can't you see my batwings, I'm a superhero.

Ok, I'll stop now :-) !!!

[missmeow 156]

Loose vs lose (already addressed)

Tummy--You're not 5. It's a stomach, fantastic tube of awesomeness, whatever you want, just not tummy.

This thread is pretty funny.

[TES 858]

This was a really funny post! I told my RD about the NUT terminology. She is a totally pleasant person but found it puzzling, bc she isn't even called a nutritionist and basically anyone can call him/herself a nutritionist regardless of training. She is an RD/LD (registered/licensed dietitian). So when I post about her I just say "my RD." And RD is even shorter than NUT. Even though this post was in jest, I have always wondered how the term NUT became popular. Do other people's RDs say it, or are they not RDs, or did other people read it here from someone posting it and follow suit? Hmm....

[TES 858]

But John that's the name of my tiny tummy!

Sleevie Nicks....

LOL!

[MrsGina 101]

Ppl always look at me funny when I tell them what my Nut said. I just don't understand why! Lol

[Chris R 217]

No that's dumping

I thought that was FAST loosing...

[TerryBelieves 352]

I refer to the person telling me what to eat my dietician. That's her title and I'm sticking to it! Lol heck and I thought a NUT was higher up the pay scale. I'm liking my OWLO more and more.

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[johnlatte 1,232]

" panniculectomy"

The clinical term for your navel is now below your knees......

[Doing It 4 Them 84]

Ha ha! Great post! I will say it took me forever to figure out what people were tAlking about when they talked about Nut's and Pcp's.

LOL... Me too... I thought Nut's was another word for psychiatrists.