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www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31845266/ns/today_relationships/"The remarkable story of how Smith lost more than 400 pounds in just 26 months without gastric bypass surgery is the subject of a TLC documentary that premieres Sunday, July 12. It’s called “The 650-pound Virgin,” and it follows Smith’s journey from a suicidal and friendless loner who never left his house to a new life as an inspiration to everybody who has battled obesity."
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Fuck. They did a documentary on me without me knowing?
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Fuck. They did a documentary on me without me knowing? who ever would have thought?
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Damnit. They say the camera adds 15 pounds. I spent a fucking week losing that weight and the camera just added it all back on me. Damn them.
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Josh: The fat on your eyelids kept them closed so you couldn't see the cameras filming. --- This story kinda reminds me of myself, though not on such an extreme level.  In 7th grade, I was on a path to probably being about 300 when I graduate (if not more). Got that turned around quickly because of football, thankfully.
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Holy Shit.
That's a lot lol.
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Josh: The fat on your eyelids kept them closed so you couldn't see the cameras filming. --- This story kinda reminds me of myself, though not on such an extreme level. In 7th grade, I was on a path to probably being about 300 when I graduate (if not more). Got that turned around quickly because of football, thankfully. Don't turn that into the freshman 300 when you start college
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Nah. That was the "End of senior year 25" instead.
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That is such an amazing amout of weight lost. Good to see he is happier about his life and himself now.
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