I am fat neutral at the moment. I dont want to gain any and I dont want to lose any.Quote:
Originally Posted by Will.Race
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I am fat neutral at the moment. I dont want to gain any and I dont want to lose any.Quote:
Originally Posted by Will.Race
Similar to me. I could probably do with getting a few lb off but I like sasuage butties and cake too much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alf
I'm up for a fat trade with One Hill Wonder though if there's something in it for me.
Dinnertime approaches. The struggle continues :o
Indeed. The struggle today is to decide whether its Pasty or 2 sasuage rolls from greggs ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
You 'fat neutral' types should keep away from this thread for us chubsters. I can almost feel folk poking my love handles every time I log on now :o:thunbdown:Quote:
Originally Posted by Will.Race
A nice microwaved porridge with golden syrup for lunch. I have refused the quality street on offer and shunned the mid morning cheese on toast.
Come on!
DT "resist the devil and he shall flee" as St James wrote in his Epistle, keep on keeping on.
DT ignore them :sneaky::p
I am here for moral support...
Now. Do I have to give up ALL chocolate? Or can I have one or two small ones, as long as I avoid the vending machine and it's chocolatey goodness?
I think one or two small choccies is acceptable. It shows controlled restraint not obsessive denial. mmmm chocolate mmmmm
Its all part of my 2011 fell race phsychological warfare approach. These mind games will reduce all you chubsters to worthless, dribbling, pathetic nervous wrecks and then I'll be able to waltz round the northern fell races Greggs pasty in hand and claim all the first prizes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Thanks for support guys. Tuna (just a bit of mayo) on wholemeal, with plenty of salad and a bag of Walkers plain, no KitKat :cool: