It seems like every local council has to have a quota of idiots with a mouth and just sufficient brain cells to operate it without stopping to think what it is they are saying, congratulations to Chris Steward for getting the "idiot with no thought process" award in York.
It seems like every local council has to have a quota of idiots with a mouth and just sufficient brain cells to operate it without stopping to think what it is they are saying, congratulations to Chris Steward for getting the "idiot with no thought process" award in York.
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Post subject: Re: Benefits to be cut for fat claimants
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 9:00 am
CORNISH
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Ferocious Aardvark wrote:You're sticking your head above the parapet with a name like "Cornish", aren't you? Quick - change it to "Lettuce" or something before the fat police mark your card
i m nice and slim mate (although nice isnt what a lot of people would call me LOL) i m just trying to build up muscle again after 3 years of no upper body exercise and loss of strength and muscle. probably one of the reasons i was in so much pain. by the summer i ll be a chiselled adonis (or probably not!!!!! ha ha)
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Post subject: Re: Benefits to be cut for fat claimants
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 9:32 am
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CORNISH wrote:i m nice and slim mate (although nice isnt what a lot of people would call me LOL) i m just trying to build up muscle again after 3 years of no upper body exercise and loss of strength and muscle. probably one of the reasons i was in so much pain. by the summer i ll be a chiselled adonis (or probably not!!!!! ha ha)
Glad to hear you're on the mend. Hope Molly is back to enjoying longer walks on those beautiful Cornish beaches.
I've had a lot of muscle wastage especially on my legs, but I have to be very careful with what and how I use equipment which is why I wouldn't go to any old gym, it would have to have the right sort of equipment and a trainer that knows exactly what my limits were for my condition.
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It seems like every local council has to have a quota of idiots with a mouth and just sufficient brain cells to operate it without stopping to think what it is they are saying, congratulations to Chris Steward for getting the "idiot with no thought process" award in York.
He looks like he could consume a foodbank in one sitting
It seems like every local council has to have a quota of idiots with a mouth and just sufficient brain cells to operate it without stopping to think what it is they are saying, congratulations to Chris Steward for getting the "idiot with no thought process" award in York.
He looks like he could consume a foodbank in one sitting
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Post subject: Re: Benefits to be cut for fat claimants
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 9:38 am
rover49
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Having just been to ASDA and got a shop in, I am surprised anyone can be fat on long term benefits.
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Post subject: Re: Benefits to be cut for fat claimants
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 9:47 am
Bet Lynch
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Exercise on prescription is a good initiative and I know a lot of clients with mental health problems have benefited from this, for varying reasons including social inclusion. I understand the Government wanting to reduce the problem of obesity as obese related illnesses are costing a fortune to treat and individuals do pose some serious health risks, however what about individuals who are underweight, they are also at risk I do not consider threats will help individuals to address obesity problems.I think the Governmen need to invest in education and support networks, they need to consider that obese individuals may have underlying psychological issues and exercise alone and reducing benefits may not be enough to address the issue.
Post subject: Re: Benefits to be cut for fat claimants
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 10:41 am
rover49
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Joined: Mar 05 2007 Posts: 13190 Location: Hedon (sometimes), sometimes Premier Inn's
The Video Ref wrote:Iceland or Aldi / Lidl.
You can pick up microwave meals for a quid. Some of them actually taste ok.
I keep a few of them in the freezer at work. Good for when working late nights.
I think the taste is monosodium glutamate rather than anything else. I must admit that on the odd occasion I have shopped in these stores we have had some good quality stuff (especially fruit and veg), but geographically ASDA is closest.
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Post subject: Re: Benefits to be cut for fat claimants
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 11:10 am
Rock God X
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The Video Ref wrote:Any initiative that encourages people to lose weight should be welcomed.
I'd agree. But this most assuredly isn't an initiative that encourages people to lose weight, it's an initiative that threatens and bullies people into losing weight.
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