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Don't worry. If I miss 'em, Cojak will pick them off.Originally posted by AtW View PostAll this food malarkey leaves you without quality time to ban sockies
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I have coffee for breakfast. A small salad for lunch and a proper meal in the evening. The weight just drops off.
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Is this about eating your rival's offspring again? Actually that's a good reason to try and tackle the problem of obesity in children, these fat little bastards taste horrible and must be really bad for your health. I ate one of my neighbour's kids the other day, had to chuck half of it away.
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15 stone!!!!!Originally posted by administrator View PostHurry up with the poll fatty! Or is your hand in the tub of Roses again?
If I eat three normal meals a day I get fat due to spending all day at the PC. I have to skip breakfast (well a bit of fruit or two mid-morning), soup or salad for lunch and then a normal(ish) tea is the only way to stay under 12 and half stone. I could exercise I suppose... So no snacks for me unless I want to end up at 15 stone!
Anorexic.
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Hurry up with the poll fatty! Or is your hand in the tub of Roses again?
If I eat three normal meals a day I get fat due to spending all day at the PC. I have to skip breakfast (well a bit of fruit or two mid-morning), soup or salad for lunch and then a normal(ish) tea is the only way to stay under 12 and half stone. I could exercise I suppose... So no snacks for me unless I want to end up at 15 stone!
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The snacking debate
Is eating between meals making you fat or do you eat three square meals a day and never eat a bag of pork scratchings.
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