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La Lioness Priyanka

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Wed Dec-13-06 12:49 PM
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i want liposuction

i just cant afford it

ugh!

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MrCoffee

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Wed Dec-13-06 12:52 PM
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1. i do to...

i have a shop-vac, come on over. i'll do yours if you do mine.

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crim son

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Wed Dec-13-06 12:52 PM
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2. I want a facelift and I can't afford it either!

In theory, you could starve yourself and slim down. Me, I'd have to be wheeled about on some contraption that suspends me from my ankles, if I want my face to return to its former shape.

You look beautiful, lioness. Don't even think about liposuction.

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Starbucks Anarchist

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Wed Dec-13-06 01:06 PM
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6. Stop it.

:hug:

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crim son

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Wed Dec-13-06 01:09 PM
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7. You don't allow me to get away with any self-pity.

Thanks! :loveya:

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LeftyMom

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Wed Dec-13-06 12:55 PM
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3. That's funny.

The more recent pictures I've seen of you I've thought that the few pounds you've put on really emphasize your hourglass figure and make you look curvier. You're stunning either way.

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La Lioness Priyanka

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Wed Dec-13-06 12:56 PM
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4. i dont want to be curvier...i want my old waistline back

ok. so its raining and gloomy and i am whiney.

:cry:

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LeftyMom

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Wed Dec-13-06 01:04 PM
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5. Well, what are you doing differently that's put the weight on?

Are you eating differently or a bit more? Could you work on your eating habits a bit and increase your activity level?

There's really no reason for surgery when you're young and healthy enough to change your body by less dramatic means.

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Syncronaut Seven

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Wed Dec-13-06 01:16 PM
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8. Well fed Lioness. Mmmmm.........

I've seen your pictures,you look perfect to me. :9

If your partner is telling you your fat, she's out of line.

Little girls are skinny, women have curves. Wonderfull, soft, sensual,warm, pleasing curves. :loveya:

Perhaps I don't understand the issue. ;-)

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Starbucks Anarchist

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Wed Dec-13-06 01:17 PM
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9. You don't need it.

;)

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graywarrior

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Wed Dec-13-06 01:19 PM
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10. Go to Costa Rica, it's sooooo inexpensive there

I'm in contact with a cosmetic surgeon over there. I got big plans for my next birthday.

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crim son

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Wed Dec-13-06 01:29 PM
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11. I'm coming with you.

'Kay?

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graywarrior

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Wed Dec-13-06 01:29 PM
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12. Sure. I'm planning on November 07.

All I need is 6 grand to get everything, including teeth done.

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xmas74

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Wed Dec-13-06 03:33 PM
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22. Really?

I want a breast reduction and a tummy tuck in a few years. Maybe I need to look at Costa Rica.

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graywarrior

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Wed Dec-13-06 04:53 PM
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25. We should plan a group trip and get a discount rate.

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xmas74

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Wed Dec-13-06 05:08 PM
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26. Perfect!

I have a friend who wants her eyes done and wants a breast reduction. She also wants hair plugs.

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Book Lover

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Wed Dec-13-06 01:49 PM
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13. But it it such a poor solution to the "problem"

I mean, unless you have been posting pix of someone other than you, you do not have an obesity problem in the first place (unlike, say, me). Liposuction is only going to take off 10 pounds, tops, and you will lose a lot of blood during the process. Plus, the body will readjust the remaining adipose tissue, so even if you get, oh lets say a tummy tuck, the fat tissue will redistribute back around the gut in about six months. Better to change how you eat and exercise more.

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Lavender Brown

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Wed Dec-13-06 01:52 PM
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14. And doesn't it leave a scar?

It doesn't seem like a fair trade. :shrug:

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Book Lover

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Wed Dec-13-06 01:57 PM
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15. It must, but OTOH,

I am sure plastic surgeons cut at a body seam, and along the lines of cleavage anyway, so scarring would be minimal. But there would be some (and some people scar more than others of course).

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JustABozoOnThisBus

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Wed Dec-13-06 03:31 PM
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21. Body seam?

What's a body seam? I'm looking, but don't see any seams, zippers, or snaps, just one belly button in the middle of it all. Plus the usual array of biological features.

Peter Boyle in Young Frankenstein, now that guy had body seams!

Regards.

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Book Lover

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Wed Dec-13-06 03:48 PM
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23. Truly spoken like a fella who'll never have a post-baby belly flap!

:-) Actually, what I mean is that there are places on the body (female ones specifically, since we are talking about a woman who wants lipo) where a surgeon can cut and the scar would be hidden. For instance, when breast implants are inserted, the flesh is opened along the curve under the breast (or around the areola, IIRC).

And kudos for working Peter Boyle in there! RIP, funny man.

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cwydro

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Wed Dec-13-06 02:19 PM
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19. I agree.

No reason for someone to resort to surgery IMO, at any age, but certainly not someone young. Exercise will do it along with healthy eating habits. Two women in my office have had various surgeries for weight loss. Both are still very obese and both have continuing problems from the surgeries. Ugh.

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Shell Beau

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Wed Dec-13-06 02:09 PM
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16. Do it the old fashioned way!!

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bicentennial_baby

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Wed Dec-13-06 02:10 PM
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17. Um, try exercising...

just a thought.

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La Lioness Priyanka

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Wed Dec-13-06 02:15 PM
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18. i wasnt really being serious

i suppose i should have stated that.

i was just being whiney..

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bicentennial_baby

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Wed Dec-13-06 02:19 PM
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20. ah, gotcha

:pals:

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BarenakedLady

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Wed Dec-13-06 04:04 PM
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24. Me too

Only because no matter how skinny I ever get, there is nothing that I can do to get rid of the baby pooch. Nothing that will get rid of the c-section scar and tissue. I could do 100,000 situps a night and that pooch isn't going away. :(

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Dulcinea

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Wed Dec-13-06 05:39 PM
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27. If I ever hit the lottery...

...the first things I'll buy are a tummy tuck & liposuction. I also have a baby pooch that absolutely NOTHING will get rid of, & I never had a C-section! Plus, I run 20 miles/week & STILL have cellulite (all the women in my family carry our weight in our thighs.) :mad:

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bigwillq

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Wed Dec-13-06 05:41 PM
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28. You don't need lipo!

I think you're fine the way you are but if you feel the need to lose some weight--

Exercise and diet. Do it the natural way.
Lipo is bad, esp. at your young age.

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Taverner

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Wed Dec-13-06 05:43 PM
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29. Awww just hit the gym

hit it at least 3x per week, ideally 5x per week - do 20-40 minutes of cardio at 65% of your max HR....

And by NYE you will lose a dress size

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