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To: Smiling Bob who wrote (242205)	3/25/2010 10:23:24 AM
From: ajtj99	Respond to of 306849

Well, since we're doing diet books, I'll have to get mine going as well. I weigh the same as I did in high school, but I am also the world's largest consumer of Nestle Toll House Chocolate Chips. I consume 100-Lbs. annually. Today's breakfast? 6-oz. of lean pork loin, a serving of peas and carrots, an orange, and a handful of chocolate chips. I visit the Doc once or twice a decade, and I had my recent visit last month at the urging of my wife, which is strange, since my doc is a chick. Once again, it was pretty much a complete waste of everyone's time. I basically found out you weigh 5-lbs. more if you step on a scale in their office fully clothed with keys, wallet, cell phone, and heavy shoes. Oh, I also found out my cholesterol is lower if I don't eat two Pizza Hut medium pan pizzas the night before the test like I did 20-years ago. However, it was still great after the pizzas. I also found out fasting before a sugar test is for wusses, as mine was fine even after eating an orange for breakfast. The Chocolate Chip Diet, coming to a bookstore near you!