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    How many lbs?

    How many lbs will Shannon(me) add this holiday weekend, with 4 barbeques + other functions?
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    i'm guessing in the 3-4 lbs range, i got some good barbeques coming up this weekend, at least i know i will be getting in my protein req's.
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    I could do 10 easliy.
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    yeah probably so can I but, i am going to attempt to take it somewhat easy, livin in texas you gotta know all about bbqin' my friends dad is from texas and last year he made a full brisket, smoked a whole turkey, 3 types of sausages, and a whole salmon fillet, for only about 10 people. Oh yeah it was good. And for records sake i weighed in at 165 today
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    Oh that sounds so yummy! I am ready for reg. food real soon!

    Yep...we can cook down here in Texas.
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    4 bbqs? Hell Shannon, could have invited me to one. You live so close to me. You suck. Jk

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    Quote Originally Posted by aztecwolf
    last year he made a full brisket, smoked a whole turkey, 3 types of sausages, and a whole salmon fillet, for only about 10 people.

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    i feel as though i might have lost weight, the official count will come in later today
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    well starting weight on saturday was 166.5 lbs. And for today, drum roll please, 165.5 lbs., i'm dissapointed because it looks like i didn't do my part this weekend. i did do a lot of movin around and i was sweating up a storm yesterday so some of that may have been water weight. I was hoping it would give me a boost to my short term goal of a lean 170
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    gosh... you definately didnt do you part
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    yeah i went low carb at the bbq's all meat and a sprinkling of veggies, no desserts for me but i don't really have a sweet tooth in the first place, only a meat tooth
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