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  • dogmeatD Offline
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    dogmeat
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    #6

    Put on 1 kg  😢 but 2 people did tell me they thought that I had lost weight :happy:  :nta<br />
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    Gym x 1 Pilates x 1 Fast walk x 1<br />
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    Alcohol free M-Th.  4.5 litres beer and 1 bottle wine over wkend.<br />
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    Food - much better than normal.  No takeaways. 1 pkt crisps and a couple of cornetto's preventing me from being an 👼<br />
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    Struggling with the grazing concept but persevering.  Would have helped to have actually lost weight for all this sanctimoniousness.<br />
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    I blame Deans....... and the scales.

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    Coastie
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    Still at same weight but probably lucky I stayed off the beer over the weekend and exercised both days. Like Bartmans the hands are taking a punishing from the rowing machine, so will having to get hard quickly or buy some gloves  :nta, which is a bit of a soft option but what the fark, I work in an office not on the farm. <br />
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    Better eating patterns though and probably still going through the detox period. Not feeling hungry for all the crap so it augurs well for the next couple of weeks, hopefully. <br />
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    :afro:

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    Red Bull
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    Coastie, under no circumstances should you stoop to glove-wearing. In my rowing days, anyone who even thought about wearing them was roundly lambasted and shamed into quitting the sport. You don't want that.<br />
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    Toughen up. The more trashed your hands get, the harder they'll become.

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    Coastie
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    Fair enough Red Bull. Today on the rowing machine was better so calluses are obviously getting into the groove.

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    BartMan
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    get a sharp stanley knife (one with snap of blades), and trim those bastards off coastie.  If you grow some big arse calluses,you end upblistering beside them.  I trim them once a week.Hold the blade almost flat to the hand though, and gently trim away - you'll be amazed at the hunks of skin you can trim!!

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    MajorRage
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    can't believe this threads gone off topic and MvJ hasn't moderated!

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    Miller V Jackson
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    MvJ can't believe that there has been a thread about calluses on hands and NTA hasn't sought to make a contribution  :nta<br />
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    In my experience, if you're going to venture off topic it  helps somewhat if Bartman or Kirwan is an active participant  <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/invision/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' /><br />
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    Now let's have some more results please lads!

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    [quote name='Miller V Jackson']<br />
    MvJ can't believe that there has been a thread about calluses on hands and NTA hasn't sought to make a contribution  :nta[/quote]<br />
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    NTA has been warned about flippancy. While NTA would ordinarily remain defiant, NTA realises that without TSF there is not much else to do at work.

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    mark_s
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    Lost 4kgs to 132kgs  <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/invision/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/blink.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' /> :happy:, but the first week is said to be the easiest.<br />
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    My stomach gained 1cm 😕 😕, wife thinks thats due to a piss poor measurement last week.

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    Yeah its tricky to get proper measurements mark. I find the problem is compression of body fat - sometimes you pull the tape a bit harder to get a better result <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/invision/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />

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    measurements - I was 117 around the tits, 100 around the belly button, and 107 around bum.Â

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    Miller V Jackson
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    Whooh hooh! That's 6kg of fat collectively skimmed from Ferners already (ignoring the two of us that have been packing it on). Good job mark_s-- 4kg!

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    mark_s
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    #18

    Maybe we should look at it in proportionate terms as the heavy weights like me do have a bit of an advantage.<br />
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    I have added incentive now to lose more kegs - the work insurance company has told me that they will not provide me with DII insurance due to my height to weight ratio (i.e. BMI).  The fuckers.

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    [quote name='mark_s']<br />
    I have added incentive now to lose more kegs - the work insurance company has told me that they will not provide me with DII insurance due to my height to weight ratio (i.e. BMI).  The fuckers.<br />
    [/quote]<br />
    <br />
    have you explained that a panel of leading experts (i.e. us lot) have determined BMI to be a complete load of shit for well tuned rugby athletes such as us? :whistle:

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    Irish Richard
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    I'm down 1.6 kgs, if you want to add that into the TSF Butter / Lard Mountain MvJ

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    Bones
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    I think I'm down about 3.....without trying...

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    schmoo
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    I'm the same.  Maybe looking a little toiter tho.  Especially after a good posing sesh in front of the mirror 😁

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    Oi stobey moy frend - yor lookin veddy TOIT! <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/invision/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' /><br />
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    Hey MvJ, is Results: Week 2 due out yet? <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/invision/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' /> If so, mark me down for another 2kg (to 115kg from 117kg as at last update).

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    Miller V Jackson
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    I decided to skip results Week 2. <br />
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    Results week 3 will be posted tonight after I have gone for a run and had a dump. Also posted will be another MvJ pep-talk special. I assume you will all be sitting by your computers waiting for the post. <br />
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    That is all.

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