drank more when skinny

got fat because of it

lost weight because stopped drinking as much

ARE YOU A WIZARD

Yeah dude, you've said this like 5 times in a row, you're still wrong.

I lost weight by working out more and eating less. I know what I do with my life.

[quote]Many patients gain weight when they take new drugs. Nutritionist Madelyn Fernstrom advises you to change your medication — or your lifestyle[/quote]
[url]http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/14112546/ns/today-today_health/t/getting-fat-should-you-blame-your-meds/#.TvvKTjWXSh0[/url]

But the C average marketing student probably knows more than a nutritionist.

Next post from ADB:

NO U IDIOT BEER IS FATTENING IM NOT FAT BECAUSE IM FUCKING SMART

[QUOTE]I lost weight by working out more and eating less[/QUOTE]

:lol: you're delusional, you're the only person on earth who would argue the claim that drinking more = gaining weight, and drinking less = losing it (assuming diet stays the same)

Yeah dude repeating yourself regardless of whatever evidence is thrown your way is absolutely hilarious.

I bet you're literally laughing at how stupid I am by yourself in the shower right now.

Also:
"drinking more = gaining weight" - just said I was skinnier when I drank more heavily

"and drinking less = losing it ([B]assuming diet stays the same[/B])" - I just said I lost weight because I started working out more and [B]eating less[/B]

sick edit bro

you want some evidence mappy? look in the mirror and read your own posts you dumbass :lol:

you literally said you lost weight from eating and drinking less :lol:

but no! it must be the zoloft!

zoloft actually can make people gain weight, that is no mystery

[QUOTE=adb;18760266]you want some evidence mappy? look in the mirror and read your own posts you dumbass :lol:[/quote]
Wait... taking my laptop into the bathroom and re-reading my posts while looking in the mirror will make

[quote]you literally said you lost weight from eating and drinking less :lol:[/quote]
If I literally said that, then I wouldn't have said something completely different. I mean, I knew you misused a lot of simple words, but misusing literally is, literally, fucking retarded.

[quote]but no! it must be the zoloft![/QUOTE]
Why are you so butthurt that I'm losing weight and still drinking Steel?

[QUOTE]Patients should be told that although Zoloft has not been shown in experiments with normal subjects to increase the mental and motor skill impairments caused by alcohol, the concomitant use of Zoloft and alcohol is not advised.[/QUOTE]

http://www.drugs.com/pro/zoloft.html

Yo Brent, if you're logic is so flawless, why do severe alcoholics suffer weight loss?

every single mappy argument ever includes him editting posts after I've replied, then I don't even see them until I read over the argument 10 minutes later to laugh at him

This is the part where you start pointing out irrelevant shit and talking about how hard you're laughing because you lost the argument, nice.

I literally feel bad for you.

P.S. only one edit was made after one of your posts, and all I added was "sick edit bro". :/

Still not even sure why you always bring up people editing posts, as if it affects the validity of their statements in any way.

Like are you seriously sitting at your computer like, "HE EDITED THAT POST AND I ONLY JUST NOTICED IT LMAO."

BTW, I'm waiting for my ride to pick me up, what's your plan for the night? Sitting at home literally laughing at how stupid everyone else is for knowing what they're talking about and calling you a moron?

mappy has a hard time realizing that the reason why he got fat was because he drank a lot. Then he said he started eating less and drinking less, and said he lost weight because of it

re-read over what you said you delusional alcoholic.

Is your next post going to have an :lol: thrown in at the end of a statement about how hard you're literally laughing at me?

the laughs are constant, you just don't realize how idiotic you sound. I never said zoloft wasn't a factor in your weight gain, but you're the one vehemently denying that drinking less alcohol is not a factor in your weight loss when you pretty much said it in two different posts

you said you drank more when you were skinnier (wow really? omg didn't know skinny people drank more then gained weight over time)

what a piece of work lmao

[QUOTE=adb;18760208]you dont get it, you're gaining weight because of the steels, bro.

just saying man. xstopXbeingXdelusionalx[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=adb;18760252]drank more when skinny

got fat because of it

lost weight because stopped drinking as much

ARE YOU A WIZARD[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=adb;18760262]:lol: you're delusional, you're the only person on earth who would argue the claim that drinking more = gaining weight, and drinking less = losing it (assuming diet stays the same)[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=adb;18760266]you want some evidence mappy? look in the mirror and read your own posts you dumbass :lol:

you literally said you lost weight from eating and drinking less :lol:

but no! it must be the zoloft![/QUOTE]


[QUOTE=adb;18760280]mappy has a hard time realizing that the reason why he got fat was because he drank a lot. Then he said he started eating less and drinking less, and said he lost weight because of it

re-read over what you said you delusional alcoholic.[/QUOTE]
Okay...

[QUOTE=adb;18760283]the laughs are constant, you just don't realize how idiotic you sound.[/quote]
This statement in itself summarizes how much of a tool you are.

[quote]I never said zoloft wasn't a factor in your weight gain,[/quote]
Then what's your argument?

[quote]but you're the one vehemently denying that drinking less alcohol is not a factor in your weight loss when you pretty much said it in two different posts

you said you drank more when you were skinnier (wow really? omg didn't know skinny people drank more then gained weight over time)[/quote]
That's only part of it, [B]I also said I didn't gain weight until I started taking zoloft and linked photographic evidence.[/B]

You seriously have some of the worst reading comprehension and argument skills I've ever witnessed in my life.