One more thing about weight gain...

DoubleDiamond · February 2009

and then I'll try to move on.

Will removing your clothes when you weigh in actually change how much you've gained or lost?

jonsdeedee · February 2009

One of the things I have learned from my years at weight watchers - clothes can weigh a lot.

LizzieA · February 2009

only if you turn around 3 times, and click your heals together twice.

sam19 · February 2009

It depends on the clothes you are wearing. If I went to one appointment in a tank top, jeans and flip flops then went to another appointment two weeks later in sweat pants, two t shirts, hoodie, and boots on then I'm sure I would notice a difference in weight.

DoubleDiamond · February 2009

I've been told by a reliable source that Sam was joking. I'm going to chose to believe this.

DoubleDiamond · February 2009

sam19:
It depends on the clothes you are wearing. If I went to one appointment in a tank top, jeans and flip flops then went to another appointment two weeks later in sweat pants, two t shirts, hoodie, and boots on then I'm sure I would notice a difference in weight.

This does not change the weight you've actually gained...

hula_lula · February 2009

Duh, yes. Brings a whole new meaning to the term "fat pants"

sam19 · February 2009

DoubleDiamond:

sam19:
It depends on the clothes you are wearing. If I went to one appointment in a tank top, jeans and flip flops then went to another appointment two weeks later in sweat pants, two t shirts, hoodie, and boots on then I'm sure I would notice a difference in weight.

This does not change the weight you've actually gained...

Touche'. But most people only care about what the number on the scale says and not how much they actually gained. So they are being mislead by those pesky doctors and their scales.

GreenBride624 · February 2009

hula_lula:
Duh, yes. Brings a whole new meaning to the term "fat pants"

I am going to follow Phoebe's lead from friends - Santa pants!

DoubleDiamond · February 2009

sam19:
DoubleDiamond:

sam19:
It depends on the clothes you are wearing. If I went to one appointment in a tank top, jeans and flip flops then went to another appointment two weeks later in sweat pants, two t shirts, hoodie, and boots on then I'm sure I would notice a difference in weight.

This does not change the weight you've actually gained...

Touche'. But most people only care about what the number on the scale says and not how much they actually gained. So they are being mislead by those pesky doctors and their scales.

This is why I close my eyes, plug my ears and scream when they take my weight.

I kid, I kid.

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