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@Matt Z I have to give you credit, you answer just about every stall post with much more kindness than I could ever muster! :)

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1 minute ago, sillykitty said:

@Matt Z I have to give you credit, you answer just about every stall post with much more kindness than I could ever muster! :)

It takes a lot out of me each time it happens.

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On 09/11/2018 at 11:14, sillykitty said:



@Matt Z I have to give you credit, you answer just about every stall post with much more kindness than I could ever muster! :)


I agree Matt. You are one of a kind!

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14 hours ago, AshAsh1 said:
21 hours ago, sillykitty said:


@Matt Z I have to give you credit, you answer just about every stall post with much more kindness than I could ever muster! :)

I agree Matt. You are one of a kind!

Thanks!... This can go a few ways, but I'll take it as a positive LOL

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I think the worst posts are the people who are obviously trolling... Who has that kind of time? Why not troll Facebook instead?

Edited by GreenTealael

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I don't know how I hadn't seen this thread earlier. I LOVE IT. It's funny but the rants are SO real. The thing that has been stated and as of late really gets me is the repetitiveness of the same topic/question over and over. Every answer you could have hoped for has already been covered in "Maggie's" post from 5 minutes ago. As well as, I must be in a stall I've only lost 2lbs a day in the last month....... So many / To many.

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1 hour ago, Matt Z said:

Thanks!... This can go a few ways, but I'll take it as a positive LOL

It was meant as a compliment.

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5 hours ago, GreenTealael said:

Oh no you don't want that... The sag is real...

Oh, yeah, dim lighting is my friend, for sure!

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17 hours ago, sillykitty said:

Oh, yeah, dim lighting is my friend, for sure!

This is so true... My ass feels so weird now from the sagging. So much so that when I stated that at a party... I was asked to display said issue... I complied LOL

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17 hours ago, sillykitty said:

Oh, yeah, dim lighting is my friend, for sure!

3 minutes ago, Matt Z said:

This is so true... My ass feels so weird now from the sagging. So much so that when I stated that at a party... I was asked to display said issue... I complied LOL

I'm hitting the gym to try and fix this before all is lost...

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7 minutes ago, GreenTealael said:

I'm hitting the gym to try and fix this before all is lost...

I am uncertain if there are enough glut exercises in the universe to correct my droopy saggy butt and thighs now. LOL. But hey, at least I can get said butt off the ground in a bridge now! I couldn't before. My thighs weren't long enough! BAHAHAHAAHA. Me=serious junk in the trunk (and not in a good way either)

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2 minutes ago, FluffyChix said:

I am uncertain if there are enough glut exercises in the universe to correct my droopy saggy but and thighs now. LOL. But hey, at least I can get said butt off the ground in a bridge now! I couldn't before. My thighs weren't long enough! BAHAHAHAAHA. Me=serious junk in the trunk (and not in a good way either)

Hahaha

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15 minutes ago, FluffyChix said:

I am uncertain if there are enough glut exercises in the universe to correct my droopy saggy butt and thighs now. LOL. But hey, at least I can get said butt off the ground in a bridge now! I couldn't before. My thighs weren't long enough! BAHAHAHAAHA. Me=serious junk in the trunk (and not in a good way either)

My trunk's got a flat tire in it!

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