PCEngineFX Picture Thread (Formerly "Mugs")

[Keranu]

I personally don't think a shaved head would work out on me well at all, but ragtime can pull it off pretty well!

[nat]

Wow man, I'm pretty thin, but you look like you'd blow away at the slightest gust. Not to mention the shirt you're wearing in that piano pic is 10x too big and would actually act as a windsail.

[rag-time4]

Wow man, I'm pretty thin, but you look like you'd blow away at the slightest gust. Not to mention the shirt you're wearing in that piano pic is 10x too big and would actually act as a windsail.

HAHA On the note of shirt sizes, the shirt I'm wearing in the pic with my roommates actually was given to my on my birthday last year by one of my sisters. She bought me all mediums hehe

[guyjin]

DAMN, that's a medium?!!? I figured it was at least XL! you really are tiny!

[Kitsunexus]

DAMN, that's a medium?!!? I figured it was at least XL! you really are tiny!

Agreed, and qualified with "HOLY SHIT!  ".

[rag-time4]

DAMN, that's a medium?!!? I figured it was at least XL! you really are tiny!

The Joplin shirt in the Locke pics is XXL, but the one where I'm with my 3 roommates is a medium.

[rag-time4]

I personally don't think a shaved head would work out on me well at all, but ragtime can pull it off pretty well!

I think you'd do fine! It would probably be a huge shock for a lot of people, as it was with me.

To be honest I was always really lazy at taking care of my hair ... so just getting rid of it altogether every few weeks suits me well. Saves money too hehe 

[Michael Helgeson]

I should start working out - if anything, that's what I'd do, but that wasn't among the choices you gave me.... 

Honestly,at this point in your life you cant afford to start doing the such. You have zero body fat to burn or to help turn to muscle. Toning up would do you no good as because of the above.It would be very unhealthy decision if you decided to start at your current body size. You should consult a doctor and see what they recommend. I have  a feeling its going to be to eat more healthy foods then exercise after you build up a little weight. Its the same advise they typically give to women with eating disorders who keep exercising and not eating anything.

[Keranu]

To be honest I was always really lazy at taking care of my hair ... so just getting rid of it altogether every few weeks suits me well. Saves money too hehe 

I have very thick and curly hair, so managing it is frustrating! I've realized it's just best to let it be, pure natural.

[esteban]

All you folks are giving rag-time a hard time because of those pics with him and the piano. In the other pics, he does not appear to be freakishly (j/k!) skinny. This must be a slow day here at the forums!

Wow man, I'm pretty thin, but you look like you'd blow away at the slightest gust. Not to mention the shirt you're wearing in that piano pic is 10x too big and would actually act as a windsail.

HAHA On the note of shirt sizes, the shirt I'm wearing in the pic with my roommates actually was given to my on my birthday last year by one of my sisters. She bought me all mediums hehe

Oh wait, on second thought....

Honestlly, though, I, for one, do not think that you are necessarily malnourished or on the brink of death. You're just skinny, goddammit.

[MurderDate]

yeah dudes for real.     we oughta ENCOURAGE more folks to come fwd with their pics.

I for one would ,  but  I think I'm too new.   no one cares what I look like , yet.  just a little floret, barely sprung .. 

[GUTS]

Man if you're going to work out you have to start eating or you're going to get nowhere, that eating once a day stuff is crazy!  I'd never be able to stick to that, that's some serious willpower you have.

[rag-time4]

Honestly,at this point in your life you cant afford to start doing the such. You have zero body fat to burn or to help turn to muscle. Toning up would do you no good as because of the above.It would be very unhealthy decision if you decided to start at your current body size. You should consult a doctor and see what they recommend. I have  a feeling its going to be to eat more healthy foods then exercise after you build up a little weight. Its the same advise they typically give to women with eating disorders who keep exercising and not eating anything.

Michael, thanks so much for the advice! In recent years I worked at Safeway (a supermarket) as a grocery stocker... and I handled it fine physically, as far as I can tell. The hardest part was the hours and the drain of not really believing in and enjoying my job. I think that a little exercise would do a lot more harm than good though.

I do agree that going into a full-blown bodybuilding regimen would most likely be very unhealthy. But so is not getting any exercise at all, which is where I'm at now  Other than walking around campus, I really don't get any exercise.

[rag-time4]

Man if you're going to work out you have to start eating or you're going to get nowhere, that eating once a day stuff is crazy!  I'd never be able to stick to that, that's some serious willpower you have.

GUTS, the hardest thing for me about following How to Eat to Live is the part where he tells us to stay away from sweets. I've got a pretty bad sweet tooth lol

Generally though I bake my own sweets and stuff, using only honey and brown sugar as sweeteners, but even at that I probably am overdoing it!

[rag-time4]

I have very thick and curly hair, so managing it is frustrating! I've realized it's just best to let it be, pure natural.

My hair is thin and wispy, but I somehow came to the same conclusion you did...