The best incentive to lose weight

[TowleY]

Went to Lulu's couture and bought the Jaded By Knight hoodie as alot of you know I was talking about. Was 600$ on sale for 300. And it fits me very tight. Now I am forced to lose weight or I am out 300$ + tax. No returns since it was a sale item, no exchanges.

 

[RVAduffer]

sadly you spell like someone who would pay $300 for a hoodie that doesn't fit.

 

[TowleY]

Originally Posted by RVAduffer

sadly you spell like someone who would pay $300 for a hoodie that doesn't fit.

dont see what was spelt wrong

 

[hamish5178]

In.

 

[RVAduffer]

Originally Posted by TowleY

dont see what was spelt wrong

it's incentive unless there is some alternate british spelling that i'm unfamiliar with. either way i'm just being an ass. good luck with the weight loss.

 

[Matt]

ya I fixed it. Can't handle looking at incorrectly spelled thread titles.

 

[why]

Originally Posted by m@T

ya I fixed it. Can't handle looking at incorrectly spelled thread titles.

I prefer threaks.

 

[Matt]

Originally Posted by why

I prefer threaks.
oh that's still annoying me

 

[MetroStyles]

Threaklove.

BTW, that's definitely not the best incentive to lose weight.

 

[BYucko]

"I want to fit into this dress"

 

[MetroStyles]

Originally Posted by BYucko

"I want to fit into this dress"

"Ohmigod guys, I have like 7 weeks to fit into my dream hoody! It's diet and treadmill time! I gotta look beautiful on my big day!"

 

[RabbitChannel]

Girlfriend?

 

[rdawson808]

Originally Posted by TowleY

dont see what was spelt wrong

Not that I was pointing it out but "alot" is not a word. "A lot" is a very common phrase, however.


My incentive for losing weight has always been to get laid. A $300 hoodie will not make me lose weight.


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[sho'nuff]

best incentive? lookin good.

 

[Agnacious]

Originally Posted by rdawson808

Not that I was pointing it out but "alot" is not a word. "A lot" is a very common phrase, however.
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I saw that too, but since he managed to say "lose weight" instead of oft abused "loose weight" expression, I felt he redeemed himself. On the syntax anyway.