[NormsRevenge]

EDUARDO CONTRERAS / Union-Tribune

Steve Vaught is eating only prepared meals donated by a company associated with his trainer and is working out three hours a day during his stay in North Hollywood. Vaught has been fighting depression much of his life. Sixteen years ago while driving, he killed an elderly couple who crossed an intersection in front of his car in Clairemont, and he served 10 days in jail.

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EDUARDO CONTRERAS / Union-Tribune

Feb. 22, 2006: Steve Vaught, left, works with his personal trainer Eric Fleishman, right, at Body Image Private Fitness Training in North Hollywood.

[InvisibleChurch]

take your time, pal ... let the press wait .... and wait

[gaijin]

The man just hates cardio of any remarkable intensity and like most people he dislikes green, leafy vegetables.

[goldstategop]

The look of a fat man having dinner but what really leaves me shook - is the look of love. That's the look I want to see.

(Denny Crane: "I Don't Want To Socialize With A Pinko Liberal Democrat Commie. Say What You Like About Republicans. We Stick To Our Convictions. Even When We Know We're Dead Wrong.")

[Larry Lucido]

My doctor told me to walk ten miles a day. A year later I call him. "Doctor, I'm 3000 miles away!"

< /Rodney Daingerfield >

[ArmstedFragg]

This has always been about me.

'Nuff said.

[opinionator]

Don't hire a trainer. When you get to New York just turn around.

[A CA Guy]

If the walk is supposed to be what loses the weight and you show up after like a buffet specialist, well so be it.

This is about $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

He is going to present the wrong reason for why he lost weight.

[metesky]

I really like the way the scummy newspaper tries to make it look like the military is resposible for Tubby's weight gain:

Vaught, who had served in the Marine Corps, fell into a depression that has never really abated. He flitted from job to job, got married, had two kids, gained 175 pounds, but never conquered his demons.

But then they let the cat out of the bag in the picture caption:

Vaught has been fighting depression much of his life. Sixteen years ago while driving, he killed an elderly couple who crossed an intersection in front of his car in Clairemont, and he served 10 days in jail.

Marines or manslaughter? You be the judge.