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Seanja    117

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Im 8 weeks out. Im doing well. I started @ 307 now im 248. My eating habits have changed no doubt and I have cut out most of the things that got me obese in the first place. I work out every other day im a certified gym rat. If I miss a day of the gym I feel bad and I make up for it the next day. Ive been wanting fried chicken for a week or so now. The funny thing is after I eat it if I do, it may make my head hurt so bad that I may not ever want it again lol. What do you guys think. Will I turn into a gremlin after 12am after having a piece of fried chicken. Lol

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Ms skinniness    3,003

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I gave up fried chicken....The other day my cousin's husband was eating a piece of fried chicken and we discussed how it was par fried before reaching the restaurant and how they refried the chicken. So i told him that was fat on top of fat and a lot of salt.....He still ate the chicken. I won't, I don't need it. :)

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Decembersleever    154

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This made me laugh out loud :)

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Ms.AntiBand    2,984

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KFC has a deal going on now.....

OMGosh Laura .. I wouldn't go out side if theyre thunder clouds around. You no doubt will be struck by lightening for that evil comment

:P

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Nicolanz    1,484

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I tried Popeye's and I was sooo sick. I say make your own with crushed corn flakes as the breading and bake it.

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No game    14,436

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OMGosh Laura .. I wouldn't go out side if theyre are thunder clouds around. You no doubt will be struck by lightening for that evil comment

:P

Hehehe....

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NtvTxn    1,262

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Im 8 weeks out. Im doing well. I started @ 307 now im 248. My eating habits have changed no doubt and I have cut out most of the things that got me obese in the first place. I work out every other day im a certified gym rat. If I miss a day of the gym I feel bad and I make up for it the next day. Ive been wanting fried chicken for a week or so now. The funny thing is after I eat it if I do, it may make my head hurt so bad that I may not ever want it again lol. What do you guys think. Will I turn into a gremlin after 12am after having a piece of fried chicken. Lol

You'll probably feel guilty, don't do it!!! Instead, do this. Oven fried chicken, boneless, skinless breast, dip it in egg/milk or just milk, roll it in one of the oven fried chicken things....should be on the baking isle, or wherever the cornmeal stuff is located. It is GOOD, I promise!! Spray a baking pan with Pam and bake!

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Im 8 weeks out. Im doing well. I started @ 307 now im 248. My eating habits have changed no doubt and I have cut out most of the things that got me obese in the first place. I work out every other day im a certified gym rat. If I miss a day of the gym I feel bad and I make up for it the next day. Ive been wanting fried chicken for a week or so now. The funny thing is after I eat it if I do, it may make my head hurt so bad that I may not ever want it again lol. What do you guys think. Will I turn into a gremlin after 12am after having a piece of fried chicken. Lol

No, but it'll cost you another 30 minutes (or however much time it takes to burn off the calories) of cardio activity the next time you're at the gym. :D

If you're far out enough to eat it without hurting yourself AND willing to pay the price above, have at it!

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lilbearzmom    584

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Reading this made me think about how long it's been since I had anything fried. I can't remember when- definitely before surgery. My inlaws are on a low carb, Atkins-type diet. About a month ago we went to Red Lobster and they got the "Admiral's Feast"- a huge plate of every fried piece of seafood possible. But they wouldn't eat a baked potato. They did it again at my graduation dinner last week. They think fried battered food doesn't have carbs....IMHO, fried battered food is as bad as it gets...

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Seanja    117

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Decided not to. I had left over baked chicken and some greens for dinner. Less than 4 ounces tho. Still cant seem to eat that much yet but I do eat 4 small healthy meals a day and snack on carrots. Beware some do gooder on this blog will find something wrong with that "like dont eat carrots you will turn into bugs bunny" smh.

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