Subject: w/out hitting a plateau

From: Shocking Weight-loss Discovery <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 09 Sep 2014 13:21:23 -0700

When I was a freshman and sophomore in high school, in the 50's, I hitchhiked home 15 miles about 3-4 times a week. Had a buddy so there were two of us, getting home from ball and track practice. This was in central Idaho, on US 30 which is now the interstate on that stretch from Caldwell to New Plymouth.

Mostly routine, with no drama, but there were a few drunks to deal with, a couple of guys looking for kids interested in sex and the Texan with a hogleg strapped to the steering column in his four door Caddy! He was actually fine, a pipeline engineer, but we were a very silent, polite pair on that ride!

Hey Ipp-archive,

Feel like a slave to food?

I did, but i took me years to admit it.

In just a few weeks , all eyes will be on you.

But now it will be because of how AMAZING you look.

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Everything the "experts" have been telling you is actually holding you back.

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Best, most memorable ride we ever had was about 11 PM one cold, snowy night after a basketball game, when one of the regular highway folk, a salesman, who knew us, turned around about a mile outside town, and took as all the way home.

We were freezing our nuggies and we never forgot that guy, he came to lots of the games so we could tell him, and he always picked us up if we were going his way.

My Dad hated sports and would do nothing to help me play sports and avoid farm work!! Which, of course, meant that I absolutely had to play sports, no matter how crazy the arrangement might be! Play was not in his We run over to the car, and help the poor guy out. He's completely wasted, and amazingly, uninjured, though a bit bruised up. The three of us finally manage to flag down a car. My buddy and I get dropped off just a couple miles up the highway, and we often wondered if the other guy even remembered where his car was the next day. -

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