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91 Re: New Year new Norpig Tue Jan 19 2021, 21:21
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
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92 Re: New Year new Norpig Tue Jan 19 2021, 21:53
Ten Bobsworth
El Hadji Diouf
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Not the right thread, as Sluffy says, but the BWSA mob are what you might call normal. No poseurs or individuals with delusions of self-importance nor notions that stretch credibility like bubblegum. Just normal but isn't it a joy to behold.gloswhite wrote:I really should rejoin the BWSA. I was a member for a long time, but in one of my many wanderings overseas, let it lapse. They were a very friendly bunch of people, and always made me welcome when I visited the functions, especially the end of season do's they had with the players. The drive from Taunton and back was worth it
93 Re: New Year new Norpig Tue Jan 19 2021, 22:12
Sluffy
Admin
Norpig wrote:And all this has what to do with me being old and fat?
94 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Jan 20 2021, 08:00
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
Can't see the picture Sluffy, not sure if that's a good or a bad thing?
95 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Jan 20 2021, 11:30
Sluffy
Admin
Norpig wrote:Can't see the picture Sluffy, not sure if that's a good or a bad thing?
Is your belly in the way then!
Seriously though hope you do well on losing the few pounds you intend to, I've lost more than a couple myself simply by walking daily for the last few months or more and eating a bit more healthily than I normally did. I've done nothing extreme as such, I still eat the odd cake when I fancy one but have just done regular gentle exercise and less silly eating and the pounds have slowly slipped away - up to me now though to keep them off!
It is though I imagine a lot easier for me to do this though as my day isn't filled up with work, and a family around me with a fridge filled up with all sorts of goodies to eat for you all, like yours most probably will be - and thus I have more time to exercise when I want and no naughty treats to find in the fridge or cupboards when I get home!
I don't know why the cartoon isn't showing for you, it is ok on my screen but it is a jokey one showing a bloke on his talking bathroom scales, and the scales saying 'one at a time please!'.
I'm sure you will do well in loosing the weight, the big test as always is keeping it off!
Let me know when you are ready to change your user name to 'Slim Jim'
96 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Jan 20 2021, 12:02
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
Made a start already Sluffy, like you i intend to walk more (to or from work) and to eat more healthily from now on. Not sure i'll ever be a slim Jim again but could do with losing at least a stone. Hopefully that will help with all the issues i have at the moment
97 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Jan 20 2021, 12:38
karlypants
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Have you been put on the Mediterranean diet?Norpig wrote:Made a start already Sluffy, like you i intend to walk more (to or from work) and to eat more healthily from now on. Not sure i'll ever be a slim Jim again but could do with losing at least a stone. Hopefully that will help with all the issues i have at the moment
98 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Jan 20 2021, 12:41
Natasha Whittam
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Norpig wrote:Not sure i'll ever be a slim Jim again but could do with losing at least a stone. Hopefully that will help with all the issues i have at the moment
Not sure losing a stone will help with your blockheadedness.
99 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Jan 20 2021, 13:32
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
whats that KP?karlypants wrote:
Have you been put on the Mediterranean diet?
100 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Jan 20 2021, 13:32
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
Blockhead for life innitNatasha Whittam wrote:
Not sure losing a stone will help with your blockheadedness.
101 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Jan 20 2021, 13:32
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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The diet your doctor usually sticks you on if you have high cholesterol etc.Norpig wrote:whats that KP?karlypants wrote:
Have you been put on the Mediterranean diet?
102 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Jan 20 2021, 13:34
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
not yet but you never know!karlypants wrote:
The diet your doctor usually sticks you on if you have high cholesterol etc.
103 Re: New Year new Norpig Wed Jan 20 2021, 23:37
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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Norpig wrote:not yet but you never know!karlypants wrote:
The diet your doctor usually sticks you on if you have high cholesterol etc.
Have a look at this as it may interest you.
Not a bad diet to be fair.
104 Re: New Year new Norpig Thu Jan 21 2021, 13:21
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
I tried the Med diet, and only just managed to fit it in with all the other stuff I ate.
105 Re: New Year new Norpig Thu Jan 21 2021, 13:27
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
gloswhite wrote:I tried the Med diet, and only just managed to fit it in with all the other stuff I ate.
106 Re: New Year new Norpig Thu Jan 21 2021, 14:21
Sluffy
Admin
gloswhite wrote:I tried the Med diet, and only just managed to fit it in with all the other stuff I ate.
107 Re: New Year new Norpig Thu Jan 21 2021, 14:28
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
I was trying to be all healthy last night and it came back to bite me! I had Mackerel for tea and even though it was very nice i ate too much of it and now my stomach can't handle it.
You just can't win!
You just can't win!
109 Re: New Year new Norpig Thu Jan 21 2021, 17:44
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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This must be where you are going wrong Norpig. It’s called portion control!Norpig wrote:I was trying to be all healthy last night and it came back to bite me! I had Mackerel for tea and even though it was very nice i ate too much of it and now my stomach can't handle it.
You just can't win!
110 Re: New Year new Norpig Thu Jan 21 2021, 17:58
sunlight
Andy Walker
To lose weight you need to stop eating and drinking anything with sugar in it. Its OK to have sugar when you are younger, but not when older. No cakes, no biscuits, no fruit drinks, as they are all laced with sugar and cause weight gain. Sugar is put in so many foods now. Also stop eating processed foods. Stop eating white bread, only eat wholemeal and brown breads. Also if anyone who is older drinks beer then they will put weight on, so no drinking beer. Walk anywhere where you can that you do not need to use the car for.
Doing all the above can drop cholestorol and lower blood pressure.
Doing all the above can drop cholestorol and lower blood pressure.
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