Dude, read what I said. Go get'em NOW!!! I would not put up with 135 any longer than I had to. Just remember, you have to eat and train like an animal. First, at your level you have no need of biceps curls. Fuck arms, fuck most machines, fuck isolation work. Stick with the heavy basics. anything else is just needlessly burning calories. Dump cardio for now. Stick to the weights. When you are not training or working, you need to be eating and resting. You should be throwing back 6 or 7 high protein meals a day. You should be eating at least 5000 calories a day and taking in around 300g of protein daily. Plus you need to get your sleep every night and a nap when you can during the day. No dancing on weekend nights, no basket ball playing with the boys, all of that burns calories that you need to conserve. You have to be committed to this 24/7. Now, as far as your training goes, get on a 3 day split with at least a day between workouts. Lets say day 1 is legs, 2 is chest, and day 3 is legs. You will use heavy weights and low reps with primarily compound free weight movements. Here is a sample work out:
Legs
Squats
leg presses
Stiff leg deadlifts
Chest
Flat barbell bench press
Incline barbell bench press
Dips
Back
Deadlifts
Bent barbell rows
Chins
Do about 5 sets, starting with a warm up set of 15 reps, and then 4 work sets of 12, 10, 8, and 6, pyramiding up the weight and lowering the reps with each set. Take your work sets to failure. When you can exceed your target reps on your work sets, you need to add weight until failure is once again achieved within the target area. When you get strong enough, do your chins and reps weighted. That's it. That's all you need. Don't worry about other body parts right now, the ones you are working are the biggest, strongest, and the ones that will permit you to use the most weight. The more weight you move, the bigger and stronger you will become. When you pack some serious mass on these areas, the scale will show it. The the rest of your muscles will get plenty of work supporting the big ones through the heavy compound lifts. That's why they are called "compound". The parts you are not training directly will get plenty of work indirectly for now. Do this for 12 to 16 weeks and, provided you are eating and resting like I told you, you will begin to see a good foundation that you can build upon. This is the same mass program I use and it never fails.