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yourbis@gmail.com - 26 Oct 2007 12:31 GMT

Today is day one of the rest of my life, time to be unreasonable and
get on with losing that weight that I have carried for the last 12
years.

So I have made sure that I can't fail, I am making myself accountable
to you all!

Please join me on this journey at http://superweightlosstips.blogspot.com/

I want this to be of benefit to all not just myself, so come along see
what I do daily. I'll have video and audio uploaded, there will be
interaction from you and I can assure that this is going all the way
to slimcess.

I have 55kg/121lb to shed, see you there for the real diary of a fat
man.

>From Brisbane Australia

Lots of love

Steve

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Ignoramus7291 - 26 Oct 2007 14:02 GMT

> Today is day one of the rest of my life, time to be unreasonable and
> get on with losing that weight that I have carried for the last 12
> years.

That would certainly improve your life faster than Clickbank spamming.

i

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yourbis@gmail.com - 26 Oct 2007 15:41 GMT

On Oct 26, 11:02 pm, Ignoramus7291 <ignoramus7...@NOSPAM.7291.invalid>
wrote:

> > Today is day one of the rest of my life, time to be unreasonable and
> > get on with losing that weight that I have carried for the last 12
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>
> i

Seems like you have one of the most accurate user names here.
You are entitled to your view completely, I'm about putting up good
info and offering even better info to people who require such.
There is a journey before me and I want to spice things up a little
and touch those who want to run with it.
Thanks for visiting my blog though, it proves that this is also a
great way to monitor results, with feedback such as yours.

Have a great day and maybe I'll have something that tickles your fancy
later on in the piece.

Please feel free to visit regularly

Cheers

Steve

http://superweightlosstips.blogspot.com/

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Ignoramus7291 - 26 Oct 2007 15:57 GMT

> On Oct 26, 11:02 pm, Ignoramus7291 <ignoramus7...@NOSPAM.7291.invalid>
> wrote:
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>
> Seems like you have one of the most accurate user names here.

Are you trying to say that you are not a Clickbank spammer?

How about links to, say,

h t t p ://yourbis.20bucks.hop.c l i c k b a n k.net/?tid=DIARY

> You are entitled to your view completely,

Thanks.

> I'm about putting up good info and offering even better info to
> people who require such.

There is no "good info".

> There is a journey before me and I want to spice things up a little
> and touch those who want to run with it. Thanks for visiting my
> blog though, it proves that this is also a great way to monitor
> results, with feedback such as yours.

Reading these pompous words, I doubt that you are actually trying to
lose weight. I think that you are just a little disingenious.

Please give up all hope to make money from us on this clickbank
spam.

You probably think that you are the first with the great business plan
of making money from spamming diet newsgroups with clickbank ads and
fake blogspot blogs. But the reality is that hundreds of people tried
that before you. None made any money. Also, the audience here is very
small, maybe a couple of dozen people.

You are wasting your time.

> Have a great day and maybe I'll have something that tickles your fancy
> later on in the piece.
>
> Please feel free to visit regularly

Once was quite enough. Thanks.

i

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yourbis@gmail.com - 27 Oct 2007 01:10 GMT

On Oct 27, 12:57 am, Ignoramus7291 <ignoramus7...@NOSPAM.7291.invalid>
wrote:

> > On Oct 26, 11:02 pm, Ignoramus7291 <ignoramus7...@NOSPAM.7291.invalid>
> > wrote:
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>
> i

I am sorry that you feel that way. Time will tell if you give it a
chance, Also if you took the time to click on the said clickbank link
you will find great free info there as well.
Take a dose of positivity for a change and look for the good in people
instead of trying to bring them down, Jumping to conclusions because
you believe you have seen it all is available is stopping you from
moving forward.
Please visit this site if you are open to it, it's not an affiliate
link, it is not even a marketing website, it is an education that has
transformed my life and those around me. www.landmarkeducation.com
All of my intentions are purely honourable and I hope you can see that
in the future.
The out and out internet marketing use of Blogger and Google Groups is
just a scam to make money, they only post about 3 times per blog and
they structure it in such a way that it just makes quick easy money,
not long lasting at all.
I will go through with anyone interested, my experiences along the
way.

Cheers

Steve

http://superweightlosstips.blogspot.com/

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Ignoramus10340 - 29 Oct 2007 19:20 GMT

> On Oct 27, 12:57 am, Ignoramus7291 <ignoramus7...@NOSPAM.7291.invalid>
> wrote:
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> chance, Also if you took the time to click on the said clickbank link
> you will find great free info there as well.

Clickbank ads always sell something.

> Take a dose of positivity for a change and look for the good in people
> instead of trying to bring them down, Jumping to conclusions because
> you believe you have seen it all is available is stopping you from
> moving forward.

Yes, I guess I was too quick to jump to a conclusion that you are a
Clickbank spammer, when I saw you spamming Clickbank.

> The out and out internet marketing use of Blogger and Google Groups is
> just a scam to make money, they only post about 3 times per blog and
> they structure it in such a way that it just makes quick easy money,
> not long lasting at all.

That's exactly what you did.

i

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honeybunch - 26 Oct 2007 14:20 GMT

On Oct 26, 7:31 am, "your...@gmail.com" <your...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Today is day one of the rest of my life, time to be unreasonable and
> get on with losing that weight that I have carried for the last 12
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>
> Steve

Hi Steve, I dont know why you feel it is unreasonable to change your
life style and drop the extra weight you have been carrying for 12
years. I think its quite reasonable to want to carry less weight so
you can be free to run around more easily, be healthier, and not need
special clothes and chairs to sit in. Eating can become an addiction
and this group will be happy to help you in your quest. What your
temptations are and how much you do you actually eat now.

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yourbis@gmail.com - 26 Oct 2007 15:32 GMT

> On Oct 26, 7:31 am, "your...@gmail.com" <your...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
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> and this group will be happy to help you in your quest. What your
> temptations are and how much you do you actually eat now.

Thanks Honeybunch

Time to be unreasonable reflects to stopping the reasons that I have
held onto to stay this way, controlling my decision making process.
Time to move onward and upward and make a stand, if we can be
unreasonable with ourselves we can move through the so called barriers
we place before us.
A different context I know, but the English language can do that to us
from time to time.
To me I don't know that eating in quantity is an addiction, I think
what I eat to enjoy is different to what I need to eat to live,
coupled with more activity, seems to be key. I am a very efficient
converter of carbohydrate to stored energy.
As my Dr put it: I would be one of the fittest cavemen, not so in this
day and age (yet!)

Great talking with you.

Steve

http://superweightlosstips.blogspot.com/

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mikesmith9999@hotmail.com - 27 Oct 2007 19:42 GMT

I think Steve's main motivation is imagining his daughter mocking his
belly or/and being ashamed of her dad in front of her friends.

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