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...of doing something healthy like mountain biking, when each time I just come home and crush a bag of potato chips..? :roll:
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Bowl of ice cream for me.
Those salty chips must really quench your thirst.
...of doing something healthy like mountain biking, when each time I just come home and crush a bag of potato chips..? :roll:
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I hear it has recovery properties similar to chocolate milk... :lol:
...of doing something healthy like mountain biking, when each time I just come home and crush a bag of potato chips..? :roll:
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You're skinny so you can eat all the chips you want....Almost everyday after skiing..I eat steak or nachos or pizza always washed down with beer..and I wonder why I can ski everyday and still not drop a pound..lol
I bypassed beers after golf the otherday..I feel like after playing a round of cart golf..I don't deserve to pig out and drink gallons of beer..
Eating a whole bag of chips isn't good for you even if you are skinny. Being skinny is still no excuse to eat shitty. And as far I can tell a few hours of night skiing on groomed terrain really isn't that much of a workout.
You're skinny.
This is true. Though I can't help but think someday my metabolism is going to suddenly slow way down and I'm going to blow up like a balloon. My weight has been steadily increasing over the years. In college, I was a super skinny mo-fo like Austin, mostly in the 140's. Now, I'm approaching 170 which is probably an ideal weight.
One thing I realize more and more is that most skinny people aren't naturally skinny but eat healthy..or have a small appetite.
I'm naturally skinny. I can eat big meals like a horse, but I don't normally snack so that probably helps.