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podgypossum Jan 3rd 2004 8:26 am

The thin within
 
OK..this is the weigh in thread.

Rules and regulations:

No wearing bulky clothes to start and then stripping naked next week!

No laxatives

Both feet must be on scales at all times

No binging after the weigh in

And no telling porkies if you been bad!!!

WBB Jan 3rd 2004 8:32 am

Re: The thin within
 

Originally posted by podgypossum
OK..this is the weigh in thread.

Rules and regulations:

No wearing bulky clothes to start and then stripping naked next week!

No laxatives

Both feet must be on scales at all times

No binging after the weigh in

And no telling porkies if you been bad!!!

ok can i join in ???

my name's billy and i am fat.

i would like to register my weight at 17.5 stone exactly.

p.s i just ate half a toblerone

cinderella Jan 3rd 2004 8:37 am

Re: The thin within
 
Is this part of a New Years resolution?

Tazzy Jan 3rd 2004 8:59 am

Re: The thin within
 

Originally posted by podgypossum
OK..this is the weigh in thread.

Rules and regulations:

No wearing bulky clothes to start and then stripping naked next week!

No laxatives

Both feet must be on scales at all times

No binging after the weigh in

And no telling porkies if you been bad!!!
Podgypossom, are you not going to go first????
Tazzy
;)

dotty Jan 3rd 2004 9:34 am

Re: The thin within
 
Go to London/UK for a month. We all lost weight (2 aussie mates who came with us included) , thats a first for a holiday.

I think it was to do with ditching "Life in a car" and actually walking so much. Lack of junk food played a bit part for aussie male friend, he dropped almost a stone!

Odd thing for me was here I exercise everyday, there I did nothing except rush around trying to fit it all in and still lost weight. Plus according to my husband everytime he looked at me I had a bar of chocholate in my gob, declaring I was saving money at 35P V $1.60 here:D

Anyway it must show being active instead of moaning its too hot to move must work!

bondipom Jan 3rd 2004 10:23 am

I witness this far too often.

Women (and some men) weigh themselves and go "I am too fat I need a diet"

Then after 4 weeks (thats good going for most dieters) of being grumpy it all goes to smoke because the diet is unsustainable.

Why do you care if you weigh less for a short while when in 2 months it is going to be back.

If you want to feel better about yourselves exercise is the best thing. Not only does it tone you, the body feels better and I find I want to eat better food.

The hardest part of it is starting a sustainable routine.

tiredwithtwins Jan 3rd 2004 10:25 am


Originally posted by bondipom
I witness this far too often.

Women (and some men) weigh themselves and go "I am too fat I need a diet"

Then after 4 weeks (thats good going for most dieters) of being grumpy it all goes to smoke because the diet is unsustainable.

Why do you care if you weigh less for a short while when in 2 months it is going to be back.

If you want to feel better about yourselves exercise is the best thing. Not only does it tone you, the body feels better and I find I want to eat better food.

The hardest part of it is starting a sustainable routine.


thats us :lecture: :lecture: :lecture: then!

:D

bondipom Jan 3rd 2004 10:27 am

Just saw your swimming thread PP. Good luck with it.

ANA123 Jan 3rd 2004 10:46 am

Rules read and understood PP :D


Bondipom, I agree to some degree and dont think faddy diets work longterm. I attend a gym 3/4 times per week, but when you've gained 10lbs in 3 weeks through pure greediness and you cant get into your clothes action is called for. It wont balance out in a couple of months it'll just creep up and up, beleive me I've tried ignoring it before.

Florida_03 Jan 3rd 2004 11:03 am

At the risk of being a Bohr, I am 1/1837th the weight of a nucleon and it would take about 1,675,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 nucleons to weigh 1 gram.

Florida_03 Jan 3rd 2004 11:24 am

Atoms getting you down???...dance ya'll...

Clap your hands everybody
Slide to the left, take it back now ya’ll
1 hop this time, right foot let’s stomp
Left foot let’s stomp, Cha Cha real smooth

Turn it down, to the left
Take it back now ya’ll
1 hop this time, right foot let’s stomp
Left foot let’s stomp, Cha Cha now ya’ll

Now it’s time to get funky
To the right now, to the left
Take it back now ya’ll
1 hop this time, 1 hop this time
Right foot 2 stomps, left foot 2 stomps
Slide to the left, slide to the right
Criscross, criscross
Cha Cha real smooth

Let’s go to work
To the left, take it back now ya’ll
2 hops this time, 2 hops this time
Right foot 2 stomps, left foot 2 stomps
Hands on your knees, hands on your knees
Get funky with it, aahhhhhhhhhh yaaaa
Come on, Cha Cha now ya’ll

Turn it down, to the left
Take it back now ya’ll
5 hops this time
Right foot let’s stomp, left foot let’s stomp
Right foot again, left foot again
Right foot let’s stomp, left foot let’s stomp

Freeze, Everybody Clap yo hands
Come on ya’ll, check it out
How low can you go?
Can you go down low?
All the way to da floor?
How low can you go?
Can you bring it to the top?
Like it never never stop?
Can you bring it to the top?
1 hop, right foot now
Left foot now ya’ll
Cha Cha real smooth

Turn it down, to the left
Take it back now ya’ll
1 hop this time,1 hop this time
Reverse, Reverse
Slide to the left, slide to the right
Reverse Reverse, reverse reverse
Cha Cha now ya’ll
Cha Cha again
Cha Cha now ya’ll
Cha Cha again
Turn it down

To the left, that it back now ya’ll
2 hops 2 hops, 2 hops 2 hops
Right foot let’s stomp, left foot let’s stomp
Charlie Brown, hop it out now
Slide to the right, slide to the left
Take it back now ya’ll
Cha Cha now ya’ll

Turn it down
To the left, take it back now ya’ll
3 hops this time
Right foot now, left foot now ya’ll
Cha Cha it out
Turn it down

To the right, to the right ya’ll
To the left, take it back now ya’ll
4 hops this time
Right foot now now ya’ll, left foot now ya’ll
Cha Cha now ya’ll
Cha Cha again, Cha Cha again

Turn it down
Take it back now ya’ll
Right foot let’s stomp, left foot let’s stomp
6 hops this time
Right foot let’s stomp, left foot let’s stomp
Right foot 2 stomps, Left foot 2 stomps
Criscross, Criscross
Slide to the left, Slide to the right
Let me hear you clap yo hands
Cha Cha now, Cha Cha again

Turn it down
To the left, take it back now ya’ll
2 hops 2 hops, 2 hops 2 hops
Right foot 2 stomps, left foot 2 stomps
Hands on your knees, hands on your knees
Aahhhh yaaaa, get funky with it

Get down now ya’ll,
Come on, come on
Cha Cha now ya’ll
Let’s go to work

Jamesy Jan 3rd 2004 8:13 pm

Phew thats worn me out.

Yup I put on weight too, loads of drink, food and sitting on me a*se!

Starting detox today, no caffeine, alcohol, fat, blah blah blah blah blah

We are all so gullible and fall for it every New Year!

Pookin Jan 3rd 2004 8:49 pm


Originally posted by bondipom
I witness this far too often.

Women (and some men) weigh themselves and go "I am too fat I need a diet"

Then after 4 weeks (thats good going for most dieters) of being grumpy it all goes to smoke because the diet is unsustainable.

Why do you care if you weigh less for a short while when in 2 months it is going to be back.

If you want to feel better about yourselves exercise is the best thing. Not only does it tone you, the body feels better and I find I want to eat better food.

The hardest part of it is starting a sustainable routine.
Hurrah! Some sense. So right about the exercise.

Seen too many people become obsessed with food, labelled as 'good' or 'bad'. Or I've been 'good' or 'bad' - this fosters more obsession about food.

Food should be enjoyed. Don't blight your life by denying yourself the food you would like to eat. (OK 10 doughnuts in 1 day is never a good idea!)

Read a book a while ago. The main point was that your body needs a certain amount of nutrients to stay healthy and if you eat crap, your body will keep you hungry until you do eat those nutrients. Does make a lot of sense.

So eating, ie veg soup, a wholemeal roll and half an avocado for lunch is miles better than chips and a coke. 300 cals of nuts will fill you up for longer than a mars bar etc etc.

I reckon the best diet is the 80/20. Eat 'well' 80% of the time and
bring on the cheesecake/chocolate/crisps/coke for the other 20%, exercise 4 times a week and you won't go wrong.

wengerboy Jan 3rd 2004 9:30 pm

diets
 

Originally posted by bondipom
I witness this far too often.

Women (and some men) weigh themselves and go "I am too fat I need a diet"

Then after 4 weeks (thats good going for most dieters) of being grumpy it all goes to smoke because the diet is unsustainable.

Why do you care if you weigh less for a short while when in 2 months it is going to be back.

If you want to feel better about yourselves exercise is the best thing. Not only does it tone you, the body feels better and I find I want to eat better food.

The hardest part of it is starting a sustainable routine.
apathy rules o.k.:beer:

colinmorgan Jan 3rd 2004 9:33 pm

Hi All,

I sure most of you already know this "Diets Don't Work" With many years of fitness training and instruction under my belt(including instructing Rosemary Conley classes), I have seen hundreds, if not thousands of attempts to lose weight. Very few success stories have been down to dieting - certainly not long term.

If the body senses a significant reduction in calories the body's survival instinct kicks in and recognises that this could be the start of a famine. The body will then start to store fat to enable it to survive the forthcoming lack of food.

I know this is not an exact science, and theories change every few months, but a proven system for losing weight is not to diet but to eat healthily, everything in moderation and increase activity/exercise.

If anyone requires any further advice then feel free to PM me.

Happy New Year

Colin


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