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By: Kelley Burrus

Kelley Burrus — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 15:17:27 +0000

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By: Leslie

Leslie — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 13:58:26 +0000

wait – so does this mean that the mounds of raw cookie dough I consumed yesterday, effectively reducing the number of actual cooked cookie by 1/3, was *not* belly-flattening? Crap. I hope the goat cheese-and-leek dip and shrimpr olls were.

Off to much some high-fiber cereal!
Leslie

By: MizFit

MizFit — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 10:03:02 +0000

karen, how did I know we’d share a JLD love. the fact you were once that obsessed? SO GLAD you have moved past that.

charlotte, precisely on the marketing campaign. although the emaciated models part wouldnt require too much searching.

and heather? there is FOR SURE no more room any more. you’re making room for another thing—-but it surely isnt that

By: Heather

Heather — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 03:20:29 +0000

Don’t particularly care about flattening my belly (it sounds painful), but I am quite fond of Olive Oil, Flaxseed (but the crushed stuff, not the oil),
Natural Peanut Butter, Chocolate (well, to be a totally honest mizfit, I generally eat milk chocolate. dark just isn’t worth it to me, so that one probably doesn’t count), and Avocados.

And in Guatemala I lived on macadamia nuts, chocolate from the cute guy at Deliciosa, and avocados.

There was a time (or times, but who’s counting?) when I would have used that texting thing nonstop. Now I am proud to say that I wasn’t even tempted. Okay. I was a teensy bit tempted to save the number in my phone for emergencies, but it was a passing thing.

Anyone else want to play “bye-bye ED, no room for you in here anymore!” with me?

By: charlotte

charlotte — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 02:40:13 +0000

My first thought: I gotta learn how to text so I can totally sign up for this! (I’m like you – texting deficient.)

My second thought: Time to call my therapist. (Step AWAY from the food journal!!)

My third thought: Why did they not have this when I was actively anorexic?? I would have been their best customer. Which leads to an interesting marketing paradigm.

My last thought: I had EXACTLY the same reaction to the “flat belly diet.” A friend asked me to research it for her and I was all prepared to rip it apart and ended up saying “yeah, eat that stuff. it’s awesome.” Although I do think it is a rip-off they make you pay for the “program” All that info is already out there!

Thanks for the hilarity!! (Feng Sui McDs?!? Where do you position the dead animal carcasses in relation to the door? And WHAT does that mean??)