You should do well Mr Pig, but is it the right time to do all this? When everyone else comes out of lockdown, and begins to enjoy themselves, you'll have chained yourself to a depressing regime. We all know chubby people are supposed to be happierNorpig wrote:
I was playing footy until the first lockdown then never went back as my fitness had gone downhill and i'm twice the age of a lot of the players as well so it would have been even more embarrassing than usual
I only drink at weekends and probably only have within the 14 units per week i reckon. I need to start walking to or from work more and eating healthier and hopefully i should be ok.
The GP got back to me to say my liver enzymes were only slightly high as was my blood pressure and cholesterol so hopefully i can manage that and get all the levels back to normal within 6 months?
New Year new Norpig
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141 Re: New Year new Norpig Mon Jan 25 2021, 14:56
gloswhite
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142 Re: New Year new Norpig Sat Jan 30 2021, 11:54
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Don’t forget to do your next weigh in Norpig. We want to see a good result in the effort you have put in since the previous one!
143 Re: New Year new Norpig Sat Jan 30 2021, 12:26
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
karlypants wrote:Don’t forget to do your next weigh in Norpig. We want to see a good result in the effort you have put in since the previous one!
It's been Mrs Pigs birthday this week so not been much healthy eating this week so the hard work starts next week.
144 Re: New Year new Norpig Mon Feb 01 2021, 22:14
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Had my weigh in and put 0.6lbs on so didn't make my 1 stone target. Gutted.
I'm pretty new to all this dieting bollocks so not sure if it's because of what I have had previous the night before that piled it on.
Got to keep the Faith! Onwards and upwards!
I'm pretty new to all this dieting bollocks so not sure if it's because of what I have had previous the night before that piled it on.
Got to keep the Faith! Onwards and upwards!
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145 Re: New Year new Norpig Mon Feb 01 2021, 22:15
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Norpig wrote:karlypants wrote:Don’t forget to do your next weigh in Norpig. We want to see a good result in the effort you have put in since the previous one!
It's been Mrs Pigs birthday this week so not been much healthy eating this week so the hard work starts next week.
Stop making excuses. Mrs Pig might see you in a new light once the six pack arrives!
146 Re: New Year new Norpig Mon Feb 01 2021, 23:25
Sluffy
Admin
karlypants wrote:Had my weigh in and put 0.6lbs on so didn't make my 1 stone target. Gutted.
I'm pretty new to all this dieting bollocks so not sure if it's because of what I have had previous the night before that piled it on.
Got to keep the Faith! Onwards and upwards!
I'm no expert but I believe that your body adapts to what happens to it, so if you do something different to what you normally do - say go on a diet - it at first burns off the calories as normal but then takes into account that you've stopped 'eating' as much and putting the calories 'in' as you normally do.
So it starts to 'expect' you to have a lower calorie intake and 'sets' your metabolism to 'burn' less and thus puts you in 'balance' again.
Or something like that.
I'm told the best way to lose weight is gradually over a long period of time, so that your body believes everything is 'normal' and doesn't try to 'compensate' to correct any 'imbalance' it detects if you go on something of a crash diet or significantly change what you eat - because once you revert back to 'normal' your body will revert back to 'normal' too.
I'm told that it is surprising how quickly people put weight back on once they end their diets and that's because you really need to change your lifestyle to keep the pounds off and not just revert back to the beer swilling couch potato you were previously.
(Not implying you ever were though mate!)
147 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Feb 10 2021, 13:23
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Another 3.8lbs lost again from my weigh in last Monday for the previous week so now back on track.
I now need to find a belt for my pants as they are not far off falling down now whilst annoying I’m not complaining!
How are you doing Mr. pig? Have you stopped the excuses yet and started focusing on your lifestyle changes?
I now need to find a belt for my pants as they are not far off falling down now whilst annoying I’m not complaining!
How are you doing Mr. pig? Have you stopped the excuses yet and started focusing on your lifestyle changes?
148 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Feb 10 2021, 13:26
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
Well done KP but no one likes a show-offkarlypants wrote:Another 3.8lbs lost again from my weigh in last Monday for the previous week so now back on track.
I now need to find a belt for my pants as they are not far off falling down now whilst annoying I’m not complaining!
How are you doing Mr. pig? Have you stopped the excuses yet and started focusing on your lifestyle changes?
I'm eating a lot healthier at the moment, just had salad for my dinner which is unheard of for me! Eating less meat and more fruit and veg, just need to do more exercise really.
149 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Feb 24 2021, 13:39
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
The healthy eating is still going on, had a nice salad for dinner (no really).
Just had a few sweet dried figs as well which taste nice as long as you don't look at them too closely, they resemble a shrivelled up anus
Just had a few sweet dried figs as well which taste nice as long as you don't look at them too closely, they resemble a shrivelled up anus
150 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Feb 24 2021, 13:42
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
I've rediscovered grapes. Dale is on talkSPORT. Hope Bob isn't listening.Norpig wrote:The healthy eating is still going on, had a nice salad for dinner (no really).
Just had a few sweet dried figs as well which taste nice as long as you don't look at them too closely, they resemble a shrivelled up anus
151 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Feb 24 2021, 13:50
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
He's auctioning the shirts made from coffee waste after the game, and donating the proceeds to NHS charities.boltonbonce wrote:
I've rediscovered grapes. Dale is on talkSPORT. Hope Bob isn't listening.
The bastard.
152 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Feb 24 2021, 13:51
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
Is there no end to his evil and depravity?boltonbonce wrote:
He's auctioning the shirts made from coffee waste after the game, and donating the proceeds to NHS charities.
The bastard.
153 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Feb 24 2021, 13:53
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Seems not. We'll have to keep an eye on him. Bob was right after all.Norpig wrote:
Is there no end to his evil and depravity?
154 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Feb 24 2021, 13:59
Ten Bobsworth
Frank Worthington
Once a twerp always a twerp! TWERPS fall for OWT
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2011/oct/29/sir-jimmy-savile
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-15053431
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2011/oct/29/sir-jimmy-savile
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-15053431
155 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Feb 24 2021, 14:04
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
You should be congratulating me on my 26,000th post. In the land of the TWERPS, the one eyed man is worth two in the bush saving nine.Ten Bobsworth wrote:TWERPS fall for OWT
I'm now a TWERP big hitter.
156 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Feb 24 2021, 14:13
Ten Bobsworth
Frank Worthington
Congratulations Boncey. If the TWERPS get rid of Sluffy maybe you might be able to help with a bit of site re-branding. Here are a few ideas to start with:
TWERPS 'N TROTS
Or
ONE BORN EVERY MINUTE CLUB
Or
THE TWERPY McTWERPFACE TWERPSORIUM
TWERPS 'N TROTS
Or
ONE BORN EVERY MINUTE CLUB
Or
THE TWERPY McTWERPFACE TWERPSORIUM
157 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Feb 24 2021, 14:24
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
You can mock, but at least we can boast a western hero within our ranks.
The name of Wyatt Twerp is known across the world.
The name of Wyatt Twerp is known across the world.
158 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Feb 24 2021, 14:31
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
Sorry Boncey didn't notice the 26.000th post, well done
159 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Feb 24 2021, 14:32
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
It's a badge of shame.Norpig wrote:Sorry Boncey didn't notice the 26.000th post, well done
160 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Feb 24 2021, 14:54
Ten Bobsworth
Frank Worthington
Shouldn't that testimonial be Cajunboy?boltonbonce wrote:You can mock, but at least we can boast a western hero within our ranks.
The name of Wyatt Twerp is known across the world.
But in the competitive world of TWERPS, Wyre Twerp barely qualifies as a pygmy compared to giants like Norpig and y2johnnny.
Sorry to disappoint you, Boncey, but you didn't make the top ten shortlist.
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