JimnGin > wrote:
> On Oct 26, 3:22 am, Nick Cramer > wrote:
> > JimnGin > wrote:
> > > On Oct 25, 11:21 pm, Nonnymus > wrote:
> > > > [ . . . ]
> Damn you, Nick, for not being able to gain weight! (I really don't
> mean that, of course- it's just a natural reaction from a fat man to
> someone who can't gain weight!) I was fat by the time I was 3 or 4. I
> remember coming home from grade school, crying because kids were
> making fun of me because I was fat. When I told my mom what was wrong,
> she would make me something to eat, in order to "comfort" me. Oh well-
> we may be on opposite ends of the "scale", but we enjoy the same type
> of foods! Keep trying- who knows- maybe you too can one day become one
> with your "extra" weight. In the meantime, I'm proud of your
> "efforts"!

Thanks, Jumbo . . . I mean Jim boy! I was 155 when I graduated high school.
168 was my fighting weight during the 25 years I was into Karate. After I
got diabetes and started passing out in class in '92 (I was 57 at the
time), I quit and ballooned up to 230. I'm now back to 168, but I've got no
energy. My 14 year old granson is 330. I think it's the meds and his family
situation.

Thanks very much for your PS.

Mangia! Mangia! Eat my SPAM if ya want some great Italian recipes. ;-)

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