Tesco DISCUSSION, grabbits and misprices thread 11+

QPR10

bensonsmum wrote: »

Fair play to you Blondynurse, i would really love to get it done myself but my OH says i look fine as i am !! he may think that but to be honest it doesn't make me feel any better - i had a bit of an altercation with another motorist and he got out of his car and came over and said to me "open your eyes next time - you stupid fat cow" i went home and cried my eyes out he could have said anything else and i wouldn't have worried a bit, in fact i most probably would have got out of the car and had a go back but as soon as he hit on my weight; that really hurt.

maybe in another life!!!

What a pathetic, insecure little man he must have been. :mad:

I'm no great expert in weight loss but the main thing is not to be stick thin because thats not good either, a friend of mine is on chemo & is so worried about gaining weight through the steriods she won't eat properly not even full fat milk, the last time I went to stay to look after her she hid the mash under the chicken bones & though I wouldn't see it. She now won't let me go & see her at all because she knows I'd make her eat.

Eat healthly and be happy with yourself sometimes thinking about it will make you eat more & Mr T having glitches on chocolate doesn't help things

czerniacha

QPRanger wrote: »

Wow you went that extra mile Sunbury & Twickenham ! gosh

I also was in Feltham(just the 75p candles there) :cool:

was going to do ashford and staines homeplus but maybe next time

blondynurse

bensonsmum wrote: »

Fair play to you Blondynurse, i would really love to get it done myself but my OH says i look fine as i am !! he may think that but to be honest it doesn't make me feel any better - i had a bit of an altercation with another motorist and he got out of his car and came over and said to me "open your eyes next time - you stupid fat cow" i went home and cried my eyes out he could have said anything else and i wouldn't have worried a bit, in fact i most probably would have got out of the car and had a go back but as soon as he hit on my weight; that really hurt.

maybe in another life!!!

I am sorry to hear that, i think i would have not done anything bout my weight if i hadn't had a really upsetting incident on an aeroplane flight to Paris which was a truly terrible experience, i have went from a size 26 to a size 14. its not an easy option a bypass, but it has been the best decision i have ever made xxxxx

QPR10

caz2703 wrote: »

Selfish - no.
Being treated like carp by your Ex - that's why you want to be thinner even though you have someone that by the sounds of it loves you for you. I have no idea if I'll ever find someone else especially after the last 6 years of my life being such a lie but some day I will meet someone ....... if I can ever venture away from Mr Ts!!!

It seems there are a few on here who have had a really hard time through ex partners knocking your confidence and just putting you down.

Be thankful they are gone and some almost gone you are well rid put them to the back of your minds and enjoy now & the future you deserve to be happy find someone who makes you happy and treasure them don't settle for second best

bensonsmum

czerniacha wrote: »

:grouphug:

I hate it when people are so rude about someone else's weight... :mad:

I was always the fat child and teenager but lost over 35kg in the last couple of years(gained a few recently which is why I'm going to do the cycling to work thing )
When I was bigger life was much harder and people were much less nice... I think it's very unfair... I met my bf when I was half way through and I could see some of his friends couldn't understand how he could be with me... come next year and that l00ser(bf's so called friend) tells me to dump my bf to be with him! !!!!!!?! just because I lost 15kg??

I have to admit that to loose lots of weight feels amazing and you feel like you have the world at your feet really It's probably the happy feeling that makes you then much more attractive... But it all depends how you feel about youself and your weight... If you feel comfortable being bigger then being hungry won't make you happy(my mum is bigger and she loves herself and everyone loves her!:))

But I have to say mr T doesn't help us keeping to a healthy diet... :eek:

Very true Mr T is definately not my best friend with all the goodies he keeps tempting us with, but i must walk miles the hours that i spend in his shops trawling for bargains every week, so in effect should really be a size 10.

I have no confidence in myself at all yet im great at putting on a front when needs must - i can and do get everything i aim for, if i want to achieve something badly enough or do something i always will but when it comes to my weight im snookered, i suspose its the one part of my life i can't control which really gets to me and causes me so much grief.

Thank you all for being such a kind bunch of people and bearing with me, im not always such a miserable cow - just occasionally have these little blips xxx

QPR10

czerniacha wrote: »

I also was in Feltham(just the 75p candles there) :cool:

was going to do ashford and staines homeplus but maybe next time

Flippin' 'eck are you sure you need to work

QPR10

bensonsmum wrote: »

Very true Mr T is definately not my best friend with all the goodies he keeps tempting us with, but i must walk miles the hours that i spend in his shops trawling for bargains every week, so in effect should really be a size 10.

I have no confidence in myself at all yet im great at putting on a front when needs must - i can and do get everything i aim for, if i want to achieve something badly enough or do something i always will but when it comes to my weight im snookered, i suspose its the one part of my life i can't control which really gets to me and causes me so much grief.

Thank you all for being such a kind bunch of people and bearing with me, im not always such a miserable cow - just occasionally have these little blips xxx

We all have little blips and sometimes it helps to share with strangers rather than those close to us. Blip away anytime

APennysaved_2

motherbear wrote: »

:T Did you get them for 88p each?

The invoice says Price matched, but they delivered 7 4pks instead of the 12 I ordered...works out 1.50/pk. Price match refund £24.44. Still only charged the total of the price of the Bocks, so not sure about this one...?

karlie88

well some of these posts tonight are a bit

this if for everyone here tonight:

bensonsmum

QPRanger wrote: »

We all have little blips and sometimes it helps to share with strangers rather than those close to us. Blip away anytime

Thank You - really appreciate all your support xxxxx