My friend rear ended a lady today and was telling the police and the insurance company there was serious damage to her car. My friend told her that her car's fine, it's just cosmetic damage, she said, "I'll wait until I have an expert opinion."

The police officer came told her it's a minor scratch, and that it's a non reportable accident and she needs to calm down, she said, "it's not for you to decide if my car's damaged, it's up to the appraiser."

She kept repeating this, but in reality, her car was fine, and she doesn't actually need to get it appraised.

mappy is literally the most thick headed dude out there

he drank heavily when he was skinnier, then didn't notice weight gain until taking zoloft

he does realize that weight gain could have started because he drank heavily for a year...

when you gain weight, it's gradual...but nooo. it's ONLY the zoloft....

my argument is yeah, zoloft is a factor, but LOL so is alcohol and you're saying it's not at all from how defensive you're getting

Brent, you just repeated the same fucking post as if you're saying something new.

It's like you're purposefully pretending that I never said half of the things I said because they debunk your whole flawed argument.

thread needs more photographic evidence

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check it out mappy

im going by what you said bruh

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Spring 2006, one year into alcoholism.

[QUOTE=adb;18760303]check it out mappy

im going by what you said bruh[/QUOTE]

when did i say i was gaining weight from drinking before i went on zoloft?

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Summer 2007, less than a year on zoloft, notice my face is fatter?

over 9000 hours in ms pain

[QUOTE=witchxrapist;18760309]when did i say i was gaining weight from drinking before i went on zoloft?[/QUOTE]

yeah, you said you started gaining weight after zoloft and drank more when you were skinnier

then you said you lost weight when you drank less and still were on zoloft

see: graph

[QUOTE]Summer 2007, less than a year on zoloft, notice my face is fatter?[/QUOTE]

well yeah, drinking heavily will make you fatter...

see: graph

[quote]when did i say i was gaining weight from drinking before i went on zoloft?[/quote]
[QUOTE=adb;18760312]yeah, you said you started gaining weight after zoloft and drank more when you were skinnier[/quote]
Why are you saying yeah, and then saying something contrary to what I asked?

"The sky is blue."
"You're right, the sky is red."
[quote]then you said you lost weight when you drank less and still were on zoloft[/quote]
I was saying my weight loss is largely attributed to diet and exercise, actually.

[quote]see: graph[/QUOTE]
The graph says I was steadily gaining weight at a rapid rate (judging by the incline) before I ever went on zoloft. Apparently you're as bad at making/reading graphs as you are at words...

you idiot, drinking less alcohol is a part of dieting, WOW :lol:

If anything, I gained more weight after I cut back on drinking.

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This is the night before my experience with delerium tremens when I decided to drink less, February 6th, 2009.

This is June 18th, 2010.

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Severe alcoholism makes it harder to absorb any form of nutrition, so you don't really gain much weight, however my slight weight gain while drinking daily on zoloft definitely shows that it did slightly increase my weight.

[QUOTE]If anything, I gained more weight after I cut back on drinking.[/QUOTE]
you mean when you injured yourself?

notice how you're using every excuse you can except saying alcohol?

do you realize how delusional you're being ?

[QUOTE]The graph says I was steadily gaining weight at a rapid rate (judging by the incline) before I ever went on zoloft.[/QUOTE]

no it doesn't you idiot :lol:

the graph starts when zoloft was started

this is great keep it up boys

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The black line is Steel. The green line is weight gain. The red line is zoloft.

The green line increases steadily before the red line is introduced.

You don't know how to draw graphs.

[url]http://www.livestrong.com/article/264822-alcohol-abuse-weight-loss/[/url]

And yeah, my back injury definitely did attribute to weight gain, I'd say it's a combo of zoloft, being less active, and suddenly not drinking on a daily basis that caused me to gain weight.

okay, yeah the green line should have started at the same line as the other two, I rushed the graph but it still proves you wrong

Mappy I approve of that Christmas mug.

jesus christ mappy never knew you were that skinny

he was skinny, then he drank a lot and got depressed, then he got zoloft because he was depressed, then gained the majority of his weight

notice a trend? alcohol fucked his life up.

who cares

you aren't a doctor, brent

dont need to be a dr to realize alcohol is an issue for young matthew. I really would stop trolling him hard if he just admitted he has a problem with alcohol abuse.

and lol, obv u dont care nate ur gonna be 1 soon enough

brent you're really not seeing the fact that his meds could be the major factor in his weight gain

@ ron and brent who cares

[QUOTE=Mr. Ron;18760377]brent you're really not seeing the fact that his meds could be the major factor in his weight gain[/QUOTE]

they're not a major factor, but they are a factor

it's an accumlation of factors

your brain is an accumulation of insecurity filtered through stupidity

move on or get more entertaining ya cuntswab

[quote=adb;18760381]they're not a major factor, but they are a factor

it's an accumlation of factors[/quote]
you don't have the credentials to even make that statement

do you?

a large part of my masters program is knowing what medications do and what their side affects are. I'm certainly not a doctor but I've done extensive reading on it.

i got the crudenshuhls to tell y'all ta shaddap

wanna see em?


here:

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side affects

what does your reading say about mixing zoloft and alcohol? I'm not a doctor but it seems they wouldn't work well together.

I think it's a combination of both contributing to weight gain, while exercise and dieting have helped with weight control

alcohol doesn't help but it could very well be the case that the medications are the prime factor

the reason the medication says to not mix them is because they potentiate each other

in other words, less alcohol that you're used to will blow you over, better more fuller drunk sates

if you have an addictive personality it make it an amazing experience

mixing my meds with alchohol has brought me some amazing times and some things i should regret but dont remember, thats the cost of alchohol, the shittiest thing for your mind that's legal

idk mappy is a flip flopper, for ages he said his weight gain was because he was immobilized and couldn't do anything. he never even mentioned zoloft until I brought up that sam took it

stop being a dick

stop being ugly

stop being a jew

stop being