Why do they always say...

"mike" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Like on those fitness commercials...they'll say something like "Turn that
fat into muscle".

cuz they r stupd n thnk u r 2

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"mike" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Like on those fitness commercials...they'll say something like "Turn that
fat into muscle".

but is this really possible? Can i turn the fat thats in my stomach now
into muscle for my arms? fat doesnt have protein, does it?

just something i thought about today while doing situps.. I usually weight
lift...do situps..then lift some more...

I never understood the whole "turn fat into muscle" [censored]. To build muscle
you need protein and other stuff in your diet.

If you lose fat and gain muscle (and weight stays approximately the same),
then in the grand (non-pedantic) scheme of things you have in essence
changed your fat into muscle. Easy to do when you first get off you cheese
doodle butt.
It really would be turning fat into muscle if ATP created by fat oxidation
was then used to fuel the production of new muscle. Okay, while this it is
not technically correct (and believe me I am as much a technical guy as
anyone), I think most people understand what is meant when someone says
that. They can be corrected once they realize that you are only trying to
set them correct rather than hammer them for something akin to a spelling
lame.
Now if you could figure out why every new poster on the freaking planet
thinks lose is spelled loose, you could win the Nobel Prize in something!

--
Dr. Dickie
Skepticult member in good standing #394-00596-438
Poking kooks with a pointy stick

Dr. Dickie said:

"mike" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Like on those fitness commercials...they'll say something like "Turn that
fat into muscle".

but is this really possible? Can i turn the fat thats in my stomach now
into muscle for my arms? fat doesnt have protein, does it?

just something i thought about today while doing situps.. I usually weight
lift...do situps..then lift some more...

I never understood the whole "turn fat into muscle" [censored]. To build muscle
you need protein and other stuff in your diet.

If you lose fat and gain muscle (and weight stays approximately the same),
then in the grand (non-pedantic) scheme of things you have in essence
changed your fat into muscle. Easy to do when you first get off you cheese
doodle butt.
It really would be turning fat into muscle if ATP created by fat oxidation
was then used to fuel the production of new muscle. Okay, while this it is
not technically correct (and believe me I am as much a technical guy as
anyone), I think most people understand what is meant when someone says
that. They can be corrected once they realize that you are only trying to
set them correct rather than hammer them for something akin to a spelling
lame.
Now if you could figure out why every new poster on the freaking planet
thinks lose is spelled loose, you could win the Nobel Prize in something!

It is all to do with the generally poor levels of education,
particularly in English language. This can perhaps be attributable to
varying versions of English, particularly American and Australian
English, which dilute the original and cause confusion, particularly
in the use of computers worldwide which use American English as the
default.

Of course it may also be due to the popularity of the shorthand
gobbledygook that is used on mobile telephones.

"JRH" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Dr. Dickie said:

"mike" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Like on those fitness commercials...they'll say something like "Turn

that

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

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fat into muscle".

but is this really possible? Can i turn the fat thats in my stomach

now

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

into muscle for my arms? fat doesnt have protein, does it?

just something i thought about today while doing situps.. I usually

weight

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

lift...do situps..then lift some more...

I never understood the whole "turn fat into muscle" [censored]. To build

muscle

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

you need protein and other stuff in your diet.

If you lose fat and gain muscle (and weight stays approximately the

same),

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

then in the grand (non-pedantic) scheme of things you have in essence
changed your fat into muscle. Easy to do when you first get off you

cheese

Quoted message said:

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doodle butt.
It really would be turning fat into muscle if ATP created by fat

oxidation

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

was then used to fuel the production of new muscle. Okay, while this it

is

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

not technically correct (and believe me I am as much a technical guy as
anyone), I think most people understand what is meant when someone says
that. They can be corrected once they realize that you are only trying to
set them correct rather than hammer them for something akin to a spelling
lame.
Now if you could figure out why every new poster on the freaking planet
thinks lose is spelled loose, you could win the Nobel Prize in something!

It is all to do with the generally poor levels of education,
particularly in English language. This can perhaps be attributable to
varying versions of English, particularly American and Australian
English, which dilute the original and cause confusion, particularly
in the use of computers worldwide which use American English as the
default.

Of course it may also be due to the popularity of the shorthand
gobbledygook that is used on mobile telephones.

And the Nobel Prize goes to....
HAGW John!

--
Dr. Dickie
Skepticult member in good standing #394-00596-438
Poking kooks with a pointy stick

Dr. Dickie said:

"JRH" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Dr. Dickie said:

"mike" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Like on those fitness commercials...they'll say something like "Turn

that

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> fat into muscle".
>
> but is this really possible? Can i turn the fat thats in my stomach

now

Quoted message said:

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> into muscle for my arms? fat doesnt have protein, does it?
>
> just something i thought about today while doing situps.. I usually

weight

Quoted message said:

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> lift...do situps..then lift some more...
>
> I never understood the whole "turn fat into muscle" [censored]. To build

muscle

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

> you need protein and other stuff in your diet.
>

If you lose fat and gain muscle (and weight stays approximately the

same),

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

then in the grand (non-pedantic) scheme of things you have in essence
changed your fat into muscle. Easy to do when you first get off you

cheese

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

doodle butt.
It really would be turning fat into muscle if ATP created by fat

oxidation

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

was then used to fuel the production of new muscle. Okay, while this it

is

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

not technically correct (and believe me I am as much a technical guy as
anyone), I think most people understand what is meant when someone says
that. They can be corrected once they realize that you are only trying to
set them correct rather than hammer them for something akin to a spelling
lame.
Now if you could figure out why every new poster on the freaking planet
thinks lose is spelled loose, you could win the Nobel Prize in something!

It is all to do with the generally poor levels of education,
particularly in English language. This can perhaps be attributable to
varying versions of English, particularly American and Australian
English, which dilute the original and cause confusion, particularly
in the use of computers worldwide which use American English as the
default.

Of course it may also be due to the popularity of the shorthand
gobbledygook that is used on mobile telephones.

And the Nobel Prize goes to....

.... modesty forbids Doctor! ;o)

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HAGW John!

Not for a while I fear, I have a waistline to retrieve and am on the
annual bant...

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but is this really possible? Can i turn the fat thats in my stomach now

into muscle for my arms? fat doesnt have protein, does it? <<

No, but you can turn those small letters at the beginning of your
sentences into Capitals with just 2 months of "English as a second
language" training.

Guess you don't really need that skill to push a button at McyD's
though, do you now?

EatMe said:

Guess you don't really need that skill to push a button at McyD's
though, do you now?

They keep him away from the registers. He's more a "fry-o-lator type"
guy.