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Gah, I saw an ad pop-up for Atkins. Lose 10 lbs. by the new year, with a star
that said results not typical.
It's very typical, actually! I'd say it's entirely possible to go on
Induction, add some exercise, drop the sugar, and lose the weight.
That ad is irritating.
Sobe203 said:Gah, I saw an ad pop-up for Atkins. Lose 10 lbs. by the new year, with a star
that said results not typical.It's very typical, actually! I'd say it's entirely possible to go on
Induction, add some exercise, drop the sugar, and lose the weight.That ad is irritating.
What irritates you, the popup or the ridiculous assertion?
Most ads are irritating.
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Sobe203 <[email hidden]> stated
| Gah, I saw an ad pop-up for Atkins. Lose 10 lbs. by the new year,
| with a star that said results not typical.
|
| It's very typical, actually! I'd say it's entirely possible to go on
| Induction, add some exercise, drop the sugar, and lose the weight.
|
| That ad is irritating.
"Sobe203" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Gah, I saw an ad pop-up for Atkins. Lose 10 lbs. by the new year, with a
star
that said results not typical.It's very typical, actually! I'd say it's entirely possible to go on
Induction, add some exercise, drop the sugar, and lose the weight.That ad is irritating.
It's probably better to read books rather than listen to ads.
Ad-writers generally have no clue what they are talking about. Book writers
do.
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