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Jasper
2 year s ago
Holy cr#p!
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Winfield
2 year s ago
Where does your weight go when you lose it. I read an article that it evaporates a while back. Wild , huh?
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Gert
2 year s ago
Winfield
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Weight doesn't "evaporate", it is energy... You burn it off by spending more energy than you take in...
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Vonna
2 year s ago
Winfield
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Apparently the vast majority of fat is lost when most of it is converted into carbon dioxide and then exhaled.
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Wilma
2 year s ago
When no one of them were on the $exual marketplace
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Jasper
2 year s ago
Holy cr#p!
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Winfield
2 year s ago
Where does your weight go when you lose it. I read an article that it evaporates a while back. Wild , huh?
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Gert
2 year s ago
Winfield
,
Weight doesn't "evaporate", it is energy... You burn it off by spending more energy than you take in...
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Vonna
2 year s ago
Winfield
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Apparently the vast majority of fat is lost when most of it is converted into carbon dioxide and then exhaled.
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Wilma
2 year s ago
When no one of them were on the $exual marketplace
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Weight doesn't "evaporate", it is energy... You burn it off by spending more energy than you take in...
Apparently the vast majority of fat is lost when most of it is converted into carbon dioxide and then exhaled.