Riding your motorcycle ain't gonna do squat for your gut.
Yeah, totally had both kids yelling at each other when I replied and was only thinking about the motorcycle.
And if it was only my gut, I'd be happy; there's a whole lotta fat over here.
How old are you?
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Yeah, totally had both kids yelling at each other when I replied and was only thinking about the motorcycle.
And if it was only my gut, I'd be happy; there's a whole lotta fat over here.
Glad to see that while being mia for a bit on Gtam that things haven't changed. I feel like I've grown up with Gtam since I started here at 16 
I'm 22 now, and I guess keeping with the other topic, slightly nervous of getting fat as I start an office job on Monday. That being said the hours will be better so I can actually go to the gym, and I still do roller derby 1-2 times a week so hoping if anything I'll get in better shape.
I'm 22 now, and I guess keeping with the other topic, slightly nervous of getting fat as I start an office job on Monday. That being said the hours will be better so I can actually go to the gym, and I still do roller derby 1-2 times a week so hoping if anything I'll get in better shape.
Age will catch up to ya if you slack... IM WARNING YOU! lolGlad to see that while being mia for a bit on Gtam that things haven't changed. I feel like I've grown up with Gtam since I started here at 16
I'm 22 now, and I guess keeping with the other topic, slightly nervous of getting fat as I start an office job on Monday. That being said the hours will be better so I can actually go to the gym, and I still do roller derby 1-2 times a week so hoping if anything I'll get in better shape.
Im 29
Riding your motorcycle ain't gonna do squat for your gut.
First year riding helped me lose a dress size, then I got a windshield.
I'll agree with people who say that they 'don't have time' to go to the gym, go out to the park, or do any type of exercising. I was one of those. But then I took a look at my life, and at myself and found that I'm burning way too much time doing ******** things (tv for instance, busy work, etc.) that don't matter. Once I did that, and I saw my waist line expanding slowly (damn you slowed down metabolism) I made the decision to hit the gym. I hate going to the gym, but I love being at the gym and working out, and I try to be regular with my workouts so every other day works. I feel better, have more energy, and now need to focus more on cardio because I know that needs some work. But it was just an excuse. The feeling I get after a good workout is awesome and I look forward to it each time, but getting to the gym is the hardest part.
As for other excuses, we all make them. My good friend is always bitching about money, lack of time, etc etc....yet for a family with a 100k combined income, 2 kids in school (no more daycare costs), an investment property and always having enough for a trip to Europe and Cuba each year...well they just like complaining....it's their nature, and the more they complain the more they end up having...but it's easier to complain then make changes in your life.
As for me....my only excuse that I keep making is that I want to branch out on my own and do my own thing, but I haven't found my niche yet...or what I enjoy enough to branch out into on my own...but that's a whole different story.
STB was able to take the family business to the next level and that's great. It's afforded him a great lifestyle from what I read (unless it's all bs) and I always applaud people that are able to take themselves, and their lives to the next level. But it's not easy, and there's no easy way to riches, unless of course you win the lotto...
As for other excuses, we all make them. My good friend is always bitching about money, lack of time, etc etc....yet for a family with a 100k combined income, 2 kids in school (no more daycare costs), an investment property and always having enough for a trip to Europe and Cuba each year...well they just like complaining....it's their nature, and the more they complain the more they end up having...but it's easier to complain then make changes in your life.
As for me....my only excuse that I keep making is that I want to branch out on my own and do my own thing, but I haven't found my niche yet...or what I enjoy enough to branch out into on my own...but that's a whole different story.
STB was able to take the family business to the next level and that's great. It's afforded him a great lifestyle from what I read (unless it's all bs) and I always applaud people that are able to take themselves, and their lives to the next level. But it's not easy, and there's no easy way to riches, unless of course you win the lotto...
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Yup all true what you said and your comments about my lifestyle.....ya better axe somebody
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nGt_JGHYEO4
It hates you too
I wasn't saying that.You certainly have enough free time to come on GTAM....
I'm pretty good where I am. I lift every day at work man.
I lost 10lbs this year alone. I am actually trying to maintain my weight. I splurge on the weekend. I eat like a gladiator.
Don't be so quick to judge
Next time give us advance warning next time pusy!
Nobody is going to drop everything & met up with an Internet hero.
yes but I'm a real life hero
As if you were actually holding anything to drop
wow, over 121million ppl viewed that garbage??
And 120,900,001 of us never made it past 5 seconds.
Hence his aversion to kids.
Yeah I was drunk and high before too I still don't want a drunk or high person living in my house that I have to take care of.
