MOBO Diet Challenge

Happy1 · #1 14-05-03, 10:47

Anybody interested in losing some weight? (off the body, not the boat, before you all Happy bash again [img]/forums/images/icons/wink.gif[/img]). I have seen some mentions of different diet plans on here, Atkins was one. I could do with losing a bit so don't know if we could have MOBO diet club and encourage each other with a weekly cyber weigh in. We could then all show off our fantastic bodies at the next meet for the MOBO 2004 calender [img]/forums/images/icons/laugh.gif[/img] Seriously if anyone is up for it and knows of a diet I'm in.

Cheers,

 "You only see what you recognise, and you only recognise what you know"

tcm · #2 14-05-03, 10:49

This is quite good. I understand he has lost five stones in the last month.

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Happy1 · #3 14-05-03, 10:52

Are you sure that wasn't 'Amputation' diet [img]/forums/images/icons/laugh.gif[/img]

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cngarrod · #4 14-05-03, 10:53

According to the doctor i need to lose a measley 6 stone - yup.. that is 6 stone...

This does cause me some concern.. as after all it is all bought and paid for, so why should i just look to get rid of it - i mean when i think of all the meals out, take aways and dodgy motorway sandwiches and cornish pasties it took to get me here... i can't just get rid of it now can i?

What would be better is if you could find a way of removing it and seliing it - at least i get some ROI for it!

But - hell why not... lets give it a go... yeah H1 i'm up for it... could do with getting rid of a bit in time for my wedding in 10 weeks!

Cheers,
C

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cngarrod · #5 14-05-03, 10:54

Ah - i should say i won't do this one.. some of the guys at work have done it. and whilst it does work, the knock on medical effects seem a little to high a price to pay for me!

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Happy1 · #6 14-05-03, 10:57

I just look at it as the more I lose, the more kit TCM will let me keep on board [img]/forums/images/icons/wink.gif[/img]

We could all have the same diet and discuss what we ate that day, or we could all try different ones. I will go along with anything, perhaps if we get a good response to the suggestion Kim can give us our own forum for a few hours until we all give up [img]/forums/images/icons/laugh.gif[/img]

I wouldn't mind trying the Atkins, but where do you get the stuff for that one?

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ccscott49 · #7 14-05-03, 10:59

What knock on medical effects.................Hmmmmmm................Do tell, I'm not about to trade my good health for a bit of weight loss, I only need to lose about two stone.

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Happy1 · #8 14-05-03, 10:59

Can you explain a bit more, I haven't known anyone who has done it.

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Russell_Brenton · #9 14-05-03, 11:02

Isaac Asimov- "The first rule of dietetics seems to be: if it tastes good, it's bad for you."

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ccscott49 · #10 14-05-03, 11:07

Everything I like is either, illegal, imoral or fattening, it's a right bugger!!

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