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    Good job X...that dragon boat should just fly through the water next season.

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    Awesome JD. Thanks! Seen Forks. For us the catalyst was listening to Dr Greger from NutritionFacts.org lecture on the top causes of death in America. I think it's called "Why do Vegetarians Live Longer". I will look for Veganomicon and check that link.

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    Well done XMan. I too lost about 21 pounds and a couple of inches this spring and early summer through watching what I eat and doing more exercise. The feeling of loose fitting clothes is a great feeling. Keep up the good work. Sounds like a good time to get another kilt as a reward for a job well done!
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    Well done xman. Do u have a goal waist size before kilt purchases begin? I imagine u can only alter so much.

    A more general question for rabble; how much or what is the most a kilt could be taken in before it begins to look "not right?"
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    Good job Xman. Feeling better? For future reference a standard size Canadian bottle of beer is about 150 calories, 110 for light beer ak, and a 20 ounce draught is indeed 250 calories, so if you're cutting back make sure to drink good beer. That's my tip.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiltedjoss View Post
    Do u have a goal waist size before kilt purchases begin?
    No. I've made that goal and it was not kilt specific. I can alter my own kilts. At my fattest I was 34" and still have one kilt I made for that waistline which has already had the buckles moved 2" once. I wouldn't move them again. I think, because I'm a featherweight there is less leeway than there is for gentlemen of substance. I'm now about 30.5".

    Quote Originally Posted by crash View Post
    ... a standard size Canadian bottle of beer is about 150 calories, 110 for light beer ak, and a 20 ounce draught is indeed 250 calories, so if you're cutting back make sure to drink good beer. That's my tip.
    Yeah, I always drink pints of craft brewed ale which is usually on the more caloric side. I figure if I'm going to drink a beer I'm going to drink the one(s) I reeeeaalllly want to taste.

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    It is not easy to lose weight. So, congratulations for just doing that. But this is only the first step. Now you have to try not to gain weight again. I talk from experience: this is not easy at all!!! You can't continually diet. The challenge is to adapt your lifestyle. I wish you a lot of success.

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