03-30-2018 08:35 - edited 03-30-2018 08:44
03-30-2018 08:35 - edited 03-30-2018 08:44
OK guys, after 9 months of holding my tongue, I must clear up the confusion as to the proper use of "lose" versus "loose". These words are different. They don't mean the same thing. They don't even SOUND the same.
You cannot loose weight. That doesn't even have a VERB. Lips are loose. Women are loose. When I ditch my attendant, I'm reported to be loose.
As to loosing weight, don't even. I mean, you can turn a Bruce into a Caitlyn, but you CANNOT turn an adjective into a gerund.
Thank you. Feeling better now. Fitbit indicates RHR is lower.
I should maybe cut back on the caffeine.
03-30-2018 09:22
03-30-2018 09:59
03-30-2018 09:59
That bugs me too.
Also bugs me Muscle weighs more than Fat.
But I just ignore it now
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03-30-2018 10:27
03-30-2018 10:27
It bugs me when people talk about amount of calories in food. There is no amount of calories in food. There is only a number of calories. The is a large amount of fat in foods.
And what does three times less mean?