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Holy shit he’s gonna blow! Someone fill me up enough to burst out of this shirt 😮‍💨

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ughh i am gaining soo much

make fun of me 🫣🐷

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What a difference 30 to 40lbs can make. 220ish to 255. Still on the climb

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I need a feeder this us urgent don’t care boy or girl

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I couldn’t control myself around food and now look, from a nice lean muscle physique to a fat lardy jiggly belly. There’s no turning back now.

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Annual lake trip over the years

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I just need love, food and a large mirror.🥸

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This musician really let himself go. He was skinny until 2022. In just 3 years he doubled in weight.

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Romanian chub shaking to the well-known rhythm. Some say it’s better then the original.

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Been a while, but I'm back. I've gained a little weight since you last saw me.

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I feel like a walking pillow :p

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Belly growth

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Get a pizza this 🍕

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This is part 2 of

„Chugging melted icecream with KingHanzo“

Have fun!😋

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Americans Spend More on Candy for Easter Than Halloween

Though most of doesn’t seem to be for egg hunts.

It’s surprising but true: Americans shell out more cash for candy on Easter than they do on Halloween.

Adult American consumers who plan to celebrate Easter said they’d spend a combined $2.4 billion on candy, according to data from the National Retail Federation released Wednesday. In contrast, Halloween-goers were estimated to spend $2.1 billion, according to September statistics also from the NRF.

Halloween may have trick-or-treating and Valentine’s Day may be synonymous with boxes of chocolates, but Easter is the day that leaves candy companies salivating.

 In the week before Easter last year, Americans bought $823 million in creme-filled eggs, chocolate rabbits and colored marshmallow Peeps, according to Nielsen data. That narrowly beats out Halloween as the most lucrative week of the year for candy retailers.

Looking at weight alone, Americans purchased 146 million pounds of candy in the week before Easter. That’s nearly half a pound of candy for every man, woman and child in the country, or the weight of more than 11,000 African bush elephants. 

http://www.cnbc.com/2016/03/24/easter-wins-the-candy-battle.html

http://fortune.com/2016/03/18/easter-spending-halloween/

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I feel like he’s still gettin bigger