I'm quite muscular from the waist down. Twenty years of bicycle riding will do that to you. It's one of the reasons why I don't worry about mobility issues. I have the leg muscles to support my weight comfortably.
All we said is that YOU claimed to be on a "low carb diet" for five years.
That part is true.
THAT was the claim, not the specific number of calories.
Statement A and Statement B (just up there, but posted below just in case you can't bother to scroll up) are about calories, not my low-carb diet.
Statement A: "I have been eating 1500 calories a day for the last 5 years."
Statement B: "I reduced my daily intake of calories from 2000 to 1500 calories per day, 13 weeks
Statement A is FALSE. Statement B is TRUE. Now get a life.
And you'd make more money by looking for deposit bottles in the garbage cans at the bus stop.
I haven't seen deposit bottles in years. Probably because the homeless gets to them first. However, I do pick up CA Lotto scratchers from around the bus stop and the 7/11 parking lot. Every now and then I find a winner that someone overlooks, either a free scratcher or $20. The rest I enter into the CA Lotto Second Chance website. I've entered 800+ discarded scratchers over the last eight years and still haven't won a jackpot.
The image of you carefully considering which bus route to take [...]
Driving beyond the 280/85 interchange is insane. I would rather pay $140 per month to take the express bus to avoid the daily fender benders in the Palo Alto hills.
[...] and which 25$ an hour temp job you're going to take [...]
The other two job offers were $16/hr and $20/hr, no benefits and no prestige. It was a no brainer.
My current job was one of three offers that I was considering at the time. I rejected the other two because they paid less, didn't have great benefits, and didn't carry the prestige of working for a three-letter agency.
Surely there's a closet full of junk with your name on it?
I'm not the one who needs to come out of the closet.
IMHO, he wanted to know the next release date on your github Russian project since you have such fast connectivity.
That's on the back burner for the moment. I want to do an animation of three Russians kick dancing, and, when they turn to face the viewer, the middle dancer stands up to open his fur coat, and the other two have their hands covering the groin area of the middle dancer. Not sure if that's something I can do or if I need to farm it out to Fivver.
So I'll ask again: How do you reconcile statement B with statement A?
You proved that Statement A was FALSE. You just proved my that my earliest reference to 1,500 calories was a year ago. Not five years ago as you originally claimed.
Statement B is not just relevant TO the discussion, it IS the discussion. Now, how you reconcile B with A?
Statement A is FALSE. My usage of 1,500 calories per day goes back to May 2017, which when I made the change to my diet and I started losing weight. This is confirmed by pulling my comment history via my Python script.
I reduced my daily calorie intake by 500 calories.
You have not had rapid, extreme weight loss that would suggest your metabolism has slowed down.
I did when I was 16 and lost 70 pounds in one summer. I could have reset my metabolism over 30 years ago. We shall see what happens when I drop down to my bike riding weight of 325 pounds in January. Will I maintain that weight or keep losing weight?
But here's a video I found of you trying to stand up.
No. That's a video of what you think all fat people look like. You confirmed my suspicion when you used the word "fatty" in a previous comment. As I stated before, you would probably have walked past me since I don't conform to your erroneous stereotype. Think football player next time.
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You cycled for twenty years and are "quite muscular"?
From the waist down, I'm quite muscular.
Show us you wearing shorts.
https://www.cdreimer.com/slashdot.html
Why? Is that the color of your liver?
As a cyclist, you're not familiar with the Armstrong wristband?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Livestrong_Foundation#Livestrong_wristband
When shown actual cyclists, you freaked out.
Correct. I don't have a bicycle seat implanted in my ass. I'll just settle for wearing a yellow wristband instead.
Videos scraped from YouTube and reposted on Facebook.
A 375 pound man is wearing size Large? WTF?
I'm quite muscular from the waist down. Twenty years of bicycle riding will do that to you. It's one of the reasons why I don't worry about mobility issues. I have the leg muscles to support my weight comfortably.
All we said is that YOU claimed to be on a "low carb diet" for five years.
That part is true.
THAT was the claim, not the specific number of calories.
Statement A and Statement B (just up there, but posted below just in case you can't bother to scroll up) are about calories, not my low-carb diet.
Statement A: "I have been eating 1500 calories a day for the last 5 years."
Statement B: "I reduced my daily intake of calories from 2000 to 1500 calories per day, 13 weeks
Statement A is FALSE. Statement B is TRUE. Now get a life.
And you'd make more money by looking for deposit bottles in the garbage cans at the bus stop.
I haven't seen deposit bottles in years. Probably because the homeless gets to them first. However, I do pick up CA Lotto scratchers from around the bus stop and the 7/11 parking lot. Every now and then I find a winner that someone overlooks, either a free scratcher or $20. The rest I enter into the CA Lotto Second Chance website. I've entered 800+ discarded scratchers over the last eight years and still haven't won a jackpot.
The image of you carefully considering which bus route to take [...]
Driving beyond the 280/85 interchange is insane. I would rather pay $140 per month to take the express bus to avoid the daily fender benders in the Palo Alto hills.
[...] and which 25$ an hour temp job you're going to take [...]
The other two job offers were $16/hr and $20/hr, no benefits and no prestige. It was a no brainer.
[...] is hilarious!
Not sure why you think this is funny.
[...] you've just been exposed as the fraud, liar, and charlatan we all knew you were.
So what? That's not going to stop me from pissing off my trolls or making money from Slashdot. ;)
I don't think you get to "decide" anything.
My current job was one of three offers that I was considering at the time. I rejected the other two because they paid less, didn't have great benefits, and didn't carry the prestige of working for a three-letter agency.
Surely there's a closet full of junk with your name on it?
I'm not the one who needs to come out of the closet.
IMHO, he wanted to know the next release date on your github Russian project since you have such fast connectivity.
That's on the back burner for the moment. I want to do an animation of three Russians kick dancing, and, when they turn to face the viewer, the middle dancer stands up to open his fur coat, and the other two have their hands covering the groin area of the middle dancer. Not sure if that's something I can do or if I need to farm it out to Fivver.
Jesus, you're wearing something 8 sizes too small.
A size large is eight sizes too small? I'm not the one who needs Jesus.
So I'll ask again: How do you reconcile statement B with statement A?
You proved that Statement A was FALSE. You just proved my that my earliest reference to 1,500 calories was a year ago. Not five years ago as you originally claimed.
You're a fucking joke.
Says the asshat beating a dead horse.
From what I read in "Chaos Monkeys: Obscene Fortune and Random Failure in Silicon Valley" by Antonio Garcia Martinez, Facebook takes its own data and combines it with third-party data to create profiles on every user, whether logged in or browsing anonymously.
So what is your "release date" ... inquiring minds want to know.
My five-year contract expires in 2019. I'll decide then if I renew for another five-year contract or move on.
Whatever the fuck it is, it gives you a weird indentation on your sides.
That's the elastic band of my gym shorts.
Statement B is not just relevant TO the discussion, it IS the discussion. Now, how you reconcile B with A?
Statement A is FALSE. My usage of 1,500 calories per day goes back to May 2017, which when I made the change to my diet and I started losing weight. This is confirmed by pulling my comment history via my Python script.
Call it a girdle, then.
Nope. Just a wife beater.
Now, how you reconcile B with A?
I discard Statement A as not relevant and piss off a troll at the same time.
You wear a corset to take photographs and chase non-corsetted photos down with DMCA requests.
I've never worn a corset.
Do you honestly not understand how these two statements are incompatible with one another?
Statement B is relevant to the discussion at hand.
The guest wireless network at the government facility I work at has a download speed of 30Mbps and an upload speed of 70Mbps. O_o
Again - what changed?
I reduced my daily calorie intake by 500 calories.
You have not had rapid, extreme weight loss that would suggest your metabolism has slowed down.
I did when I was 16 and lost 70 pounds in one summer. I could have reset my metabolism over 30 years ago. We shall see what happens when I drop down to my bike riding weight of 325 pounds in January. Will I maintain that weight or keep losing weight?
But here's a video I found of you trying to stand up.
No. That's a video of what you think all fat people look like. You confirmed my suspicion when you used the word "fatty" in a previous comment. As I stated before, you would probably have walked past me since I don't conform to your erroneous stereotype. Think football player next time.
I've seen fatties like you at the gym.
And you probably walked past me without realizing it.
What changed 13 weeks ago that you suddenly turned the corner into dramatic weight loss?
I reduced my daily calories from 2,000 to 1,500 after reading an article about the weight study done on the Biggest Losers TV show.
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/02/health/biggest-loser-weight-loss.html