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82 Re: The Breakfast Thread Sun Nov 08 2015, 16:55
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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Only had a pint pot of tea this morning.
83 Re: The Breakfast Thread Wed Nov 11 2015, 10:53
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Had brunch rather than breakfast. just had a lovely bacon butty and on my second coffee. Not too healthy really but i'm hoping Manda will be along to shame me in to getting my arse into gear soon!
84 Re: The Breakfast Thread Wed Nov 11 2015, 14:36
finlaymcdanger
Frank Worthington
Just a coffee for me this morning. There is quite a lot of controversy over here about Starbucks' new red 'holiday' cups (I'm not allowed to say Christmas). Not sure if they're doing the same thing back home but people are pissed off that there's no baby jesus pattern on them and therefore boycotting Starbucks.
85 Re: The Breakfast Thread Wed Nov 11 2015, 14:56
Chairmanda
Andy Walker
OK, y2j, I'm planning to do a v v healthy January, no meat, no wheat, no diary, no alcohol 5 days a week, minimum of those things on other 2, and lots and lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts, pulses, variety of fish, and good exercise regime. Thought is, kick start the year, and make some of the healthy things habits for rest of my life...you in? Anyone else?
86 Re: The Breakfast Thread Wed Nov 11 2015, 17:19
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Chairmanda wrote:OK, y2j, I'm planning to do a v v healthy January, no meat, no wheat, no diary, no alcohol 5 days a week, minimum of those things on other 2, and lots and lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts, pulses, variety of fish, and good exercise regime. Thought is, kick start the year, and make some of the healthy things habits for rest of my life...you in? Anyone else?
So January we can start a fitness club. I'm in. Healthy (er) eating and exercise.
Come on. ......who else?
87 Re: The Breakfast Thread Wed Nov 11 2015, 17:38
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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I'm still debating it with myself.y2johnny wrote:Chairmanda wrote:OK, y2j, I'm planning to do a v v healthy January, no meat, no wheat, no diary, no alcohol 5 days a week, minimum of those things on other 2, and lots and lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts, pulses, variety of fish, and good exercise regime. Thought is, kick start the year, and make some of the healthy things habits for rest of my life...you in? Anyone else?
So January we can start a fitness club. I'm in. Healthy (er) eating and exercise.
Come on. ......who else?
88 Re: The Breakfast Thread Wed Nov 11 2015, 17:48
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karlypants wrote:I'm still debating it with myself.y2johnny wrote:Chairmanda wrote:OK, y2j, I'm planning to do a v v healthy January, no meat, no wheat, no diary, no alcohol 5 days a week, minimum of those things on other 2, and lots and lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts, pulses, variety of fish, and good exercise regime. Thought is, kick start the year, and make some of the healthy things habits for rest of my life...you in? Anyone else?
So January we can start a fitness club. I'm in. Healthy (er) eating and exercise.
Come on. ......who else?
Come on kp. get involved. I'm hoping nat will be our cheerleader
89 Re: The Breakfast Thread Wed Nov 11 2015, 19:06
finlaymcdanger
Frank Worthington
karlypants wrote:I'm still debating it with myself.y2johnny wrote:Chairmanda wrote:OK, y2j, I'm planning to do a v v healthy January, no meat, no wheat, no diary, no alcohol 5 days a week, minimum of those things on other 2, and lots and lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts, pulses, variety of fish, and good exercise regime. Thought is, kick start the year, and make some of the healthy things habits for rest of my life...you in? Anyone else?
So January we can start a fitness club. I'm in. Healthy (er) eating and exercise.
Come on. ......who else?
What's your stumbling block, Johnny? No meat or no booze?
90 Re: The Breakfast Thread Wed Nov 11 2015, 20:03
Bwfc1958
Tinned Toms - You know it makes sense!
You love mass debating don't you kpkarlypants wrote:I'm still debating it with myself.y2johnny wrote:Chairmanda wrote:OK, y2j, I'm planning to do a v v healthy January, no meat, no wheat, no diary, no alcohol 5 days a week, minimum of those things on other 2, and lots and lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts, pulses, variety of fish, and good exercise regime. Thought is, kick start the year, and make some of the healthy things habits for rest of my life...you in? Anyone else?
So January we can start a fitness club. I'm in. Healthy (er) eating and exercise.
Come on. ......who else?
91 Re: The Breakfast Thread Wed Nov 11 2015, 20:37
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
Why January? Start now you fat bastards.
92 Re: The Breakfast Thread Wed Nov 11 2015, 20:45
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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Have to say that it's the meat and booze.finlaymcdanger wrote:karlypants wrote:I'm still debating it with myself.y2johnny wrote:Chairmanda wrote:OK, y2j, I'm planning to do a v v healthy January, no meat, no wheat, no diary, no alcohol 5 days a week, minimum of those things on other 2, and lots and lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts, pulses, variety of fish, and good exercise regime. Thought is, kick start the year, and make some of the healthy things habits for rest of my life...you in? Anyone else?
So January we can start a fitness club. I'm in. Healthy (er) eating and exercise.
Come on. ......who else?
What's your stumbling block, Johnny? No meat or no booze?
I just can't do without my beers and bacon butties.
93 Re: The Breakfast Thread Wed Nov 11 2015, 20:46
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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Join date : 2012-08-04
Bwfc1958 wrote:You love mass debating don't you kpkarlypants wrote:I'm still debating it with myself.y2johnny wrote:Chairmanda wrote:OK, y2j, I'm planning to do a v v healthy January, no meat, no wheat, no diary, no alcohol 5 days a week, minimum of those things on other 2, and lots and lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts, pulses, variety of fish, and good exercise regime. Thought is, kick start the year, and make some of the healthy things habits for rest of my life...you in? Anyone else?
So January we can start a fitness club. I'm in. Healthy (er) eating and exercise.
Come on. ......who else?
94 Re: The Breakfast Thread Wed Nov 11 2015, 23:14
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finlaymcdanger wrote:karlypants wrote:I'm still debating it with myself.y2johnny wrote:Chairmanda wrote:OK, y2j, I'm planning to do a v v healthy January, no meat, no wheat, no diary, no alcohol 5 days a week, minimum of those things on other 2, and lots and lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts, pulses, variety of fish, and good exercise regime. Thought is, kick start the year, and make some of the healthy things habits for rest of my life...you in? Anyone else?
So January we can start a fitness club. I'm in. Healthy (er) eating and exercise.
Come on. ......who else?
What's your stumbling block, Johnny? No meat or no booze?
I dont drink fin. For me it is tasty food. All the tasty stuff isnt good. Especially as bacon is the new asbestos apparently. My missus has stopped buying it and the come down is killing me
95 Re: The Breakfast Thread Thu Nov 12 2015, 00:53
finlaymcdanger
Frank Worthington
y2johnny wrote:finlaymcdanger wrote:karlypants wrote:I'm still debating it with myself.y2johnny wrote:Chairmanda wrote:OK, y2j, I'm planning to do a v v healthy January, no meat, no wheat, no diary, no alcohol 5 days a week, minimum of those things on other 2, and lots and lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts, pulses, variety of fish, and good exercise regime. Thought is, kick start the year, and make some of the healthy things habits for rest of my life...you in? Anyone else?
So January we can start a fitness club. I'm in. Healthy (er) eating and exercise.
Come on. ......who else?
What's your stumbling block, Johnny? No meat or no booze?
I dont drink fin. For me it is tasty food. All the tasty stuff isnt good. Especially as bacon is the new asbestos apparently. My missus has stopped buying it and the come down is killing me
They're sugar bashing here at the moment. It doesn't seem to have stopped everyone washing down their donuts with a liter of Coke though.
I think I could manage no meat, no wheat, no dairy easily enough but no booze for a whole month would be tricky for me. What do you drink in bars, Johnny? Do they still do Kaliber? That's what I used to drink up at the Last Drop when it was my turn to drive.
96 Re: The Breakfast Thread Thu Nov 12 2015, 00:58
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Posts : 37227
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I haven't seen Kaliber for years, a lot of places now serve Beck's blue which is alcohol free.finlaymcdanger wrote:y2johnny wrote:finlaymcdanger wrote:karlypants wrote:I'm still debating it with myself.y2johnny wrote:Chairmanda wrote:OK, y2j, I'm planning to do a v v healthy January, no meat, no wheat, no diary, no alcohol 5 days a week, minimum of those things on other 2, and lots and lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts, pulses, variety of fish, and good exercise regime. Thought is, kick start the year, and make some of the healthy things habits for rest of my life...you in? Anyone else?
So January we can start a fitness club. I'm in. Healthy (er) eating and exercise.
Come on. ......who else?
What's your stumbling block, Johnny? No meat or no booze?
I dont drink fin. For me it is tasty food. All the tasty stuff isnt good. Especially as bacon is the new asbestos apparently. My missus has stopped buying it and the come down is killing me
They're sugar bashing here at the moment. It doesn't seem to have stopped everyone washing down their donuts with a liter of Coke though.
I think I could manage no meat, no wheat, no dairy easily enough but no booze for a whole month would be tricky for me. What do you drink in bars, Johnny? Do they still do Kaliber? That's what I used to drink up at the Last Drop when it was my turn to drive.
I had a break from the booze a few months back and drank this in the pub, it was more expensive than a pint!
Do they not have that where you are Fin?
97 Re: The Breakfast Thread Thu Nov 12 2015, 01:02
finlaymcdanger
Frank Worthington
karlypants wrote:I haven't seen Kaliber for years, a lot of places now serve Beck's blue which is alcohol free.finlaymcdanger wrote:y2johnny wrote:finlaymcdanger wrote:karlypants wrote:I'm still debating it with myself.y2johnny wrote:Chairmanda wrote:OK, y2j, I'm planning to do a v v healthy January, no meat, no wheat, no diary, no alcohol 5 days a week, minimum of those things on other 2, and lots and lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts, pulses, variety of fish, and good exercise regime. Thought is, kick start the year, and make some of the healthy things habits for rest of my life...you in? Anyone else?
So January we can start a fitness club. I'm in. Healthy (er) eating and exercise.
Come on. ......who else?
What's your stumbling block, Johnny? No meat or no booze?
I dont drink fin. For me it is tasty food. All the tasty stuff isnt good. Especially as bacon is the new asbestos apparently. My missus has stopped buying it and the come down is killing me
They're sugar bashing here at the moment. It doesn't seem to have stopped everyone washing down their donuts with a liter of Coke though.
I think I could manage no meat, no wheat, no dairy easily enough but no booze for a whole month would be tricky for me. What do you drink in bars, Johnny? Do they still do Kaliber? That's what I used to drink up at the Last Drop when it was my turn to drive.
I had a break from the booze a few months back and drank this in the pub, it was more expensive than a pint!
Do they not have that where you are Fin?
Probably but I haven't enquired about non-alcoholic beer. You never need to drive anywhere to drink - quick cab or Subway home from everywhere.
You're up late. What you watching, Tour of Duty?
98 Re: The Breakfast Thread Thu Nov 12 2015, 01:23
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Posts : 37227
Join date : 2012-08-04
I wish I was watching something, trying to pass the time replacing the fridge filter whilst waiting to call Asia at the right time.finlaymcdanger wrote:karlypants wrote:I haven't seen Kaliber for years, a lot of places now serve Beck's blue which is alcohol free.finlaymcdanger wrote:y2johnny wrote:finlaymcdanger wrote:karlypants wrote:I'm still debating it with myself.y2johnny wrote:Chairmanda wrote:OK, y2j, I'm planning to do a v v healthy January, no meat, no wheat, no diary, no alcohol 5 days a week, minimum of those things on other 2, and lots and lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts, pulses, variety of fish, and good exercise regime. Thought is, kick start the year, and make some of the healthy things habits for rest of my life...you in? Anyone else?
So January we can start a fitness club. I'm in. Healthy (er) eating and exercise.
Come on. ......who else?
What's your stumbling block, Johnny? No meat or no booze?
I dont drink fin. For me it is tasty food. All the tasty stuff isnt good. Especially as bacon is the new asbestos apparently. My missus has stopped buying it and the come down is killing me
They're sugar bashing here at the moment. It doesn't seem to have stopped everyone washing down their donuts with a liter of Coke though.
I think I could manage no meat, no wheat, no dairy easily enough but no booze for a whole month would be tricky for me. What do you drink in bars, Johnny? Do they still do Kaliber? That's what I used to drink up at the Last Drop when it was my turn to drive.
I had a break from the booze a few months back and drank this in the pub, it was more expensive than a pint!
Do they not have that where you are Fin?
Probably but I haven't enquired about non-alcoholic beer. You never need to drive anywhere to drink - quick cab or Subway home from everywhere.
You're up late. What you watching, Tour of Duty?
99 Re: The Breakfast Thread Thu Nov 12 2015, 09:39
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used to be pepsi max but i have to control my caffeine intake too. i have one of them little robinsons concentrated squirty cordials at the minute that i put into bottles of Voss water.....................ok, tescos own water. It's the same thingfinlaymcdanger wrote:y2johnny wrote:finlaymcdanger wrote:karlypants wrote:I'm still debating it with myself.y2johnny wrote:Chairmanda wrote:OK, y2j, I'm planning to do a v v healthy January, no meat, no wheat, no diary, no alcohol 5 days a week, minimum of those things on other 2, and lots and lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, nuts, pulses, variety of fish, and good exercise regime. Thought is, kick start the year, and make some of the healthy things habits for rest of my life...you in? Anyone else?
So January we can start a fitness club. I'm in. Healthy (er) eating and exercise.
Come on. ......who else?
What's your stumbling block, Johnny? No meat or no booze?
I dont drink fin. For me it is tasty food. All the tasty stuff isnt good. Especially as bacon is the new asbestos apparently. My missus has stopped buying it and the come down is killing me
They're sugar bashing here at the moment. It doesn't seem to have stopped everyone washing down their donuts with a liter of Coke though.
I think I could manage no meat, no wheat, no dairy easily enough but no booze for a whole month would be tricky for me. What do you drink in bars, Johnny? Do they still do Kaliber? That's what I used to drink up at the Last Drop when it was my turn to drive.
100 Re: The Breakfast Thread Thu Nov 12 2015, 10:10
Chairmanda
Andy Walker
Morning! Today's breakfast, not totally healthy, but yum...large pot of tea, and 2 slices of white, no goodness at all bread, one with just butter, one with butter and marmalade
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