RE: Start dates no longer optional?(digital calipers)

[Guest guest]

There's that extra challenge sponsored by EAS and GNC together... if you

enter that you're automatically entered in the first BFL challenge for next

year. HTH

~Lydia

" Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in

a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, thoroughly

used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming 'Wow - what a Ride!' "

~~ Sage (entrepreneur and speaker)

Start dates no longer

optional?(digital calipers)

DAMN!! I didn't want to start the challenge this soon but I called

eas and I was told that if I don't enter this challenge I will have

to wait until january to OFFICIALLY enter. Didn't eas used to let

people start any time they wanted to? January is 5 months away and

just in case I do a good job I want to submit my results, dont want

to take a chance and wait that long.

The guy on the phone also told me that eas sells digital calipers I

could use if I can't find anyone experienced enough to read the

results. Are those accurate?

[Guest guest]

Hey Lydia, where can I get more info. I just called 2 gnc stores in

my neighborhood and neither person who answered the phone had a clue

what I was talking about.

> There's that extra challenge sponsored by EAS and GNC together...

if you

> enter that you're automatically entered in the first BFL challenge

for next

> year. HTH

> ~Lydia

>

> " Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving

safely in

> a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways,

thoroughly

> used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming 'Wow - what a

Ride!' "

> ~~ Sage (entrepreneur and speaker)

>

> Start dates no longer

> optional?(digital calipers)

>

> DAMN!! I didn't want to start the challenge this soon but I called

> eas and I was told that if I don't enter this challenge I will have

> to wait until january to OFFICIALLY enter. Didn't eas used to let

> people start any time they wanted to? January is 5 months away and

> just in case I do a good job I want to submit my results, dont want

> to take a chance and wait that long.

>

> The guy on the phone also told me that eas sells digital calipers I

> could use if I can't find anyone experienced enough to read the

> results. Are those accurate?

[Guest guest]

Registration for the GNC/EAS challenge is now available online at the

Bodyforlife.com site:

http://www.bodyforlife.com/what_is.shtml

They just opened it up for online sign ups today since Round 6 sign

ups lasted until yesterday.

Maggie

Start dates no longer

> optional?(digital calipers)

>

> DAMN!! I didn't want to start the challenge this soon but I called

> eas and I was told that if I don't enter this challenge I will have

> to wait until january to OFFICIALLY enter. Didn't eas used to let

> people start any time they wanted to? January is 5 months away and

> just in case I do a good job I want to submit my results, dont want

> to take a chance and wait that long.

>

> The guy on the phone also told me that eas sells digital calipers I

> could use if I can't find anyone experienced enough to read the

> results. Are those accurate?

[Guest guest]

In my package it says to go to www.eas.com or call 1-800-297-9776

" Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in

a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, thoroughly

used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming 'Wow - what a Ride!' "

~~ Sage (entrepreneur and speaker)

Start dates no longer

> optional?(digital calipers)

>

> DAMN!! I didn't want to start the challenge this soon but I called

> eas and I was told that if I don't enter this challenge I will have

> to wait until january to OFFICIALLY enter. Didn't eas used to let

> people start any time they wanted to? January is 5 months away and

> just in case I do a good job I want to submit my results, dont want

> to take a chance and wait that long.

>

> The guy on the phone also told me that eas sells digital calipers I

> could use if I can't find anyone experienced enough to read the

> results. Are those accurate?