Lose Weight 14

ajaxgeezer

beanielou wrote: »

Ajax Can u plse tell me if you can get internet access with a Wii? Thanks in advance!
Welcome to the newies whose exercise plan makes me want to lie down!
(just envious I guess!!)
The fab news for the day is that one of my yoga friends is doing a 100 mile sponsered cycle to help to raise money for my trike.
I am so humbled.
Have a great week everyone & take care.

.... you can wirelessly connect your Wii to the net via a router attached to your PC if that's what you mean beanie?

Your friend sounds like a diamond.

ajaxgeezer

katiepoppycat wrote: »

Personally, I think they are a bit of an odd colour and because they are utility they only reach just above my knees but there is no accounting for men's taste is there? And whats with the german !!!!!! references?!

... hope you had fun kpc. Sounds like it.

The Deutsche Leute have a bit of a penchant for some of (what most people would think as) the more unsavoury "bodily waste" !!!!!!. Goes along the same lines as grannynise's friend's hypnotherapist. Well, you did bring it up

Brighton_belle

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lol at bb's oh having a tummy tickle. Do you have to throw him a chewstick if he starts humping your leg?
only if he does it in public...


soooooooooooooooo excited about my new dress! If i can get into it I may even get brave enough to post a picture. It's especially exciting as it's very difficult to get forties stuff to fit me - they were TINY back then. Must have been the rationing diet![/quote]

Glad you had a great weekend: sounds a lot of fun. Getting into the dress is going to be a great motivator. You'll have to hang it next to the fridge

bb

The_Dragon

saversarn wrote: »

I shall miss my meeting tomorrow as I'm flying to the states in the morning. I'll be back next Monday land 09.55 may make the meeting in the evening who knows! I really hope I manage to stay on track whilst I'm away but I'm not going to obsess about food/drink.
Love to you all and good luck see you again on the 10th!

Have a great time in the States and "see" you when you get back

beanielou

ajaxgeezer wrote: »

.... you can wirelessly connect your Wii to the net via a router attached to your PC if that's what you mean beanie?

Your friend sounds like a diamond.

Think thats what i mean!!!
DS 13, wants one for his bday & i thought it might reduce the 'discussions' we have over whos turn it is to use the pc.
Unfortunatly I cannot afford to buy him a laptop:o

Lois_Lane

Hi all :hello:

Well I've had a good weekend socially, but terrible as far as eating is concerned - two days of buffet food with very little in the way of anything healthy to choose from, and I drank far too much red wine yesterday.

Day One tomorrow, and hopefully I can at least maintain this week. I'm off to Italy next Sunday for 9 nine days and planning to do plenty of walking and to try to eat sensibly, but I'm not going to be a diet bore.

Efrieze and Dellybelly both very kindly offered to take over doing the chart while I'm on holiday, so thank you both. I'm going to accept Delly's offer this time, so please be kind to her!

Have a good week everyone!

LL

dellybelly_2

ajaxgeezer wrote: »

. I just want to know why, and which one is right. .

Ok - here goes and last word on this from me too.

Technically speaking - the points calculator is correct. The "debate" only started because I couldn't believe someone would actually go to the trouble of pointing a "free" food.

Why? The reason you have the difference between the book and the calculator is because food manufacturers are constantly changing their formulations for their products. The eat wisely book is considered to be "guidelines" - for hard and fast rules on the points of a certain item of food you should use your points calculator as the manufacturer's nutritional information is more accurate that WW "generic" information.


I hope this answers your questions ajax. I thought I had explained this in an earlier post, but obviously not.

By the way - Tesco Value plum tomatoes are only 1 point per can.:rotfl:

petrichor

She’s back from Spain, those 6 weeks gone
and what is there to say?
She’s still the slim young girl she was
before she went away!
Supportive posts and diet tips
are already back to read,
for all us Peeps (and Murphy’s too!)
we’re all bound to succeed.

Exercise is hard for her
with all her aches and pains,
but perseveres through all of this
to stop unwanted gains.
She likes to have a challenge,
even race folk now and then,
and doesn’t care what age they are
but prefers them under 10.

I know I’m waxing lyrical
and don’t want to seem too brash
By ‘accidentally’ mentioning
the waxing of her tash!
So Peeps, I need to finish this
and say from you and me
a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY
to our apt-named VICTORY!!

xxxx

ajaxgeezer

beanielou wrote: »

Think thats what i mean!!!
DS 13, wants one for his bday & i thought it might reduce the 'discussions' we have over whos turn it is to use the pc.
Unfortunatly I cannot afford to buy him a laptop:o

.....ah ok then, in that case it sounds like you'll be fine. As long as you have a router you can get net access, and can download browsing software ("Internet Channel") from the Wii Shop, although browsing is pretty much all you can do. The Internet Channel was free when I got mine but I have a feeling it costs a little now, maybe a fiver or something?

ajaxgeezer

Technically speaking - the points calculator is correct. The "debate" only started because I couldn't believe someone would actually go to the trouble of pointing a "free" food.

...I think it's basic common sense to point up anything in a tin to be honest. To make canned food you need preservatives and/or ample salt (as I understand) and this junk may add points. As a case in point, leaf spinach is free, tinned spinach isn't.

for hard and fast rules on the points of a certain item of food you should use your points calculator as the manufacturer's nutritional information is more accurate that WW "generic" information.

...so the calculator will always be more accurate than the Eat Wisely book? Going on this, a value of 1.5 points applies?

By the way - Tesco Value plum tomatoes are only 1 point per can.:rotfl:

.. that's cos they are 'orrible :rotfl:, you should receive points credits for being brave enough to eat the stuff. See also Branston Baked Beans. And you mentioned the 'T' word