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  • fredsnail
    fredsnail Posts: 2,068 Forumite
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    edited 31 December 2009 at 1:58AM
    Here is this weeks chart:

    30Dec2009.jpg

    Congrats to our SOTW Catalogue Queen, and our SOTM Honey D who have both made some good losses during a difficult month.

    In future (and in anticipation of the influx of new members) anyone who does not post a result in a whole month will not be on the chart for the following month.

    Also anyone who does not post a result for the week may not be shown on the chart for the week (it depends on how much I need to reduce the chart to get in on one page on my PC) - but will remain on the chart for future weeks.

    Good luck to everyone for the next week. :beer::j
  • vixarooni wrote: »
    Oh MC that is sooooo funny!!!! Hilarious. I love people like you. I always feel slightly embarrassed by partaking in a game of bingo, although i have a snob streak in me that is for sure. Hate going in asda! ha.

    I hope everyone has a lovely New years eve whether in or out! Happy new year to you all xxxxxx

    Thanks for the kind words, everyone, and the good wishes to OH.

    I don't think my dislike of bingo has anything to do with a snob streak, I have tried playing it in the past but I just find it intensely boring and mindless, and the artificial excitement just leaves me cold. But it seems to crop up everywhere that there are older people. The DJ man at the hotel, who surely had been a sergeant-major in an earlier existence because of his unbearably-loud and intrusive voice, wanted people to buy a lot of tickets because, at the end of the session 'you might win the lot' and the more tickets sold the bigger the pot. It's greed, cupidity, isn't it - the desire for something for nothing.

    At least we were free agents and could come and go, whereas a friend has just got back from a coach holiday to Morecambe and her experience was a lot worse. She said the hotel was nice, it was the people, a lot older than us and smelling of urine. Also all that they wanted to do was to - play bingo!!

    I shouldn't be snobby about Asda, because my GD works there picking internet orders to be delivered. At least it's better than the prospects for many of her generation, the under-25s, for whom there seems to be nothing at all.
    [FONT=Times New Roman, serif]Æ[/FONT]r ic wisdom funde, [FONT=Times New Roman, serif]æ[/FONT]r wear[FONT=Times New Roman, serif]ð[/FONT] ic eald.
    Before I found wisdom, I became old.
  • thanks for the chart fred:T

    I totally agree with your MC - it is not snobbery not to like bingo - it is just differnt tastes. I too would hate to be forced to play it now, as I would be totally bored so why should I be any different at 70+:confused:.I also wouldn't book on a group holiday like that now so why would I then etc.


    Everyone - have a very happy new year...finish those goodies and get back on track...I hope by saying that I will some how magically manage it myself:rotfl:
    I try to take one day at a time, but sometimes several days attack me at once
  • PepPop
    PepPop Posts: 1,790 Forumite
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    Thanks for the chart Fred.

    MC my wrinkly mum was persuaded to go to bingo by my aunt a few years ago and the two of them were thrown out for talking to loud when they were shouting out the numbers :D. They take it sooo seriously!! I hope your Christmas is better next year and you have a great New Year to make up for it.

    Well done all loosers and sts-ers

    Thinking about getting a sealed pot and putting £5 for every 1lb lost in it so that when I get to my 30lb total I will have £150 to spend on something nice to wear.
    Happy Hogmany everyone and hope you all have a good one.:beer:
  • victory
    victory Posts: 16,188 Forumite
    Well it is that time again to wish each and everyone of you a very HAPPY NEW YEAR 2010 I hope that this year coming up brings to the people on here that suffer in pain, less pain,or at least let us see if the meds can be changed and we suffer less and get used to it more, the people on here that have had a bad time emotionally, physically, mentally that it just gets better or we learn to live with it and look to the future and hope it will get better, to the people on here that have lost the weight and gained it back, please keep trying, it is worth it in the end, to the people on here that have successfully maintained see there is hope for all of us, to the people on here that have helped me, supported me ,listened, advised, cared enough to offer a reply to the question THANK YOU each and every one of you is very much appreciated and if I have done or said anything in return to help you all I do hope so and let 2010 be our year for everything:D

    Welcome newbies and one more thing fred I don't like you for putting my gain on the chart, sulk, sulk sulk:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: next week will be different for me:D
    misspiggy wrote: »
    I'm sure you're an angel in disguise Victory :)
  • Lois_Lane
    Lois_Lane Posts: 3,449 Forumite
    Hola :wave:

    Sorry I haven't been around much, hope you all had a great Christmas. Enjoy old years night and new years day!

    We've had a great Christmas and in all honesty we haven't given a thought to our waistlines and haven't braved the scales yet. Our new year resolutions will be to lose weight and get fit, so as of Jan 3rd we'll be focussing our minds. Our son's wedding is on 12th June so we've got less than 6 months to get in shape - we're hoping to lose at least 2.5 stones in that time, hopefully more and we've put our strategy in place so that we will do regular exercise whatever the weather. It's good to have something to focus on and aim for.

    We're not weighing in this week, but we WILL be back on the chart again next Wednesday, so see you then.

    LL :D
    Start BMI - 38.7 Current BMI - 31.2 Target BMI - 26.3
  • PepPop
    PepPop Posts: 1,790 Forumite
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    Victory - Thank you for your post. Hope you have a great New Year and 2010.
  • Frugaldom
    Frugaldom Posts: 7,142 Forumite
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    HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL when it gets to you:)

    I'll be bouncing (or should that be rolling?) back to this challenge thread in 2010 with the hope of shedding a few more kilos. I'd like to weigh in under 9 stone this time next year. :D
    I reserve the right not to spend.
    The less I spend, the more I can afford.


    Frugal living challenge - living on little in 2025 while frugalling towards retirement.
  • Happy new Year Folks, I will join you all tomorrow... will weigh in in the morning, I can't face it today!!!

    I feel like this year will be a turning point for me, new job, new me...lol

    wishing you all luck with what you want to achieve too xxx
    In 2010 I intend to lose 36.5lbs and gain 365 £s
    :A :money:

    Progress so far: 0 lbs 0 £
    10k in 2010 total: £7.47
  • heya!
    so what are all your plans for new year!? i personally am not in the news year mood this year, dont know why, just not feeling it.

    I forgot (again!) to report in yeasterday, but Astonishingly im reporting a sts! not a clue how that happened! ive been cramming my face from about the 20th and havnet really stopped! ( i remeber the time i destroyed an entire choclate santa (we're talking a good 1/2 foot high choclate santa) in one afternoon!.....fond , fond memories...)

    anyway...back on it now! I Have this beautiful summer dress, but it sit above the knee and at the moment my thights are just not good enough to pull ut off (even with leggins on) so i have my new motivation to push me throught he next few months before spring arrives!

    xx
    shift the bulge! - 54lb lost so far :j .....alot more to go......:eek:
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