The Year That Was: Ed Levine Started a Diet
The Year That Was, as measured by Ed's waistline.
Ed started his diet on January 10. He flirted briefly with 100-calorie snack packs, was rebuked for it, and then renounced them. Still questionable: Ed's ideal diet breakfast--Diet Coke, potato chips, and a banana. Then again, he did discover his inner bok choy, which makes a weird kind of sense, I suppose.
And for a series of posts that you'd think would have been fairly innocuous, it managed to incite mild controversy when The-Feedbag's Josh Ozersky attacks Ed and then posts a retraction.
My main beef with Ed's diet posts is that they have inspired my girlfriend to get on my case about starting my own serious diet.
But let's focus on the positive. Ed started his diet at 254 pounds and is now down to 233 pounds. Net loss for the year so far: 21 pounds. Good job, Ed!
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