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Come Inside... => Saloon Bar => Topic started by: Miss Demeanour on February 07, 2008, 09:11:52 AM
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So do we have any partakers??????
I have been coerced into giving up bread for 40 days ......in the name of charity of course.
But I will make my aplogies now - I love the stuff - and so will be going through a painful withdrawal in the next few days and will be ratty as hell. I am sure you will notice the difference sad24:
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RC?
I had enough of this when I was a kid.
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Good heavens no ---- eeek: I am not a religious person
Though I may start having hallucinations of all sorts of divine creatures once the carb counter gets low cry:
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Good heavens no ---- eeek: I am not a religious person
Though I may start having hallucinations of all sorts of divine creatures once the carb counter gets low cry:
It begs the question, WHY?
You get this drummed into you as being a good thing to do.
Why is self-denial a good thing?
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Mrs Nick always gives up wine for lent. Not alcohol, just wine
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It begs the question, WHY?
You get this drummed into you as being a good thing to do.
Why is self-denial a good thing?
Because I have no willpower - if I didn't have a 'reason' for doing this i.e a charity benefiting- I would give at the 1st mealtime.
Far better than attempting to run a Marathon or any other similar ordeal.
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Will you then revert back after Lent?
Have a binge.
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Bloody right - I will become a complete dough ball cloud9:
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Again
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Bloody right - I will become a complete dough ball cloud9:
So you're not worried about becoming a better person? razz:
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So you're not worried about becoming a better person? razz:
Do I need to be scared2: lol:
I am who I am - flaws an all - don't particularly want to change anything in that respect.
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You admit to having flaws? eeek:
Have a clap!
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So you're not worried about becoming a better person? razz:
Do I need to be scared2: lol:
I am who I am - flaws an all - don't particularly want to change anything in that respect.
Well said.
I know it's too late to change my ways anyway.
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It begs the question, WHY?
You get this drummed into you as being a good thing to do.
Why is self-denial a good thing?
Because I have no willpower - if I didn't have a 'reason' for doing this i.e a charity benefiting- I would give at the 1st mealtime.
Far better than attempting to run a Marathon or any other similar ordeal.
By a breadmaker and make your own at home... nobody will know... whistle:
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You can make bread easily by hand. It cleans the fingernails wonderfully
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sick2:
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Note to self: Don’t eat bread at Nick’s house… noooo:
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Macca was wise to stick with the Hobnobs.
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I rather think Heather had her hands on Macca's dough. ;)
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I rather think Heather had her hands on Macca's dough. ;)
drumroll:
lol: lol: lol:
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Two leading Church of England Bishops are asking us to give up something more worthwhile than chocolate for lent this year. "Traditionally people have given up things for Lent. This year we are inviting people to join us in a carbon fast,"
Jones has put together a 40-day fast plan. On day one, Ash Wednesday (Feb 6th), participants are asked to "remove one light bulb and live without it for the next 40 days."
I've took the one out of the cupboard under the sink. Not sure how this helps, I'll have to drive to the supermarket to buy a new spare soon.
Miss D, a bap, technically, isn't bread...
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Two leading Church of England Bishops are asking us to give up something more worthwhile than chocolate for lent this year. "Traditionally people have given up things for Lent. This year we are inviting people to join us in a carbon fast,"
Jones has put together a 40-day fast plan. On day one, Ash Wednesday (Feb 6th), participants are asked to "remove one light bulb and live without it for the next 40 days."
I've took the one out of the cupboard under the sink. Not sure how this helps, I'll have to drive to the supermarket to buy a new spare soon.
Miss D, a bap, technically, isn't bread...
Are you sure? I think we should see Miss D’s baps and make up our own minds… whistle:
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Two leading Church of England Bishops are asking us to give up something more worthwhile than chocolate for lent this year. "Traditionally people have given up things for Lent. This year we are inviting people to join us in a carbon fast,"
Jones has put together a 40-day fast plan. On day one, Ash Wednesday (Feb 6th), participants are asked to "remove one light bulb and live without it for the next 40 days."
I've took the one out of the cupboard under the sink. Not sure how this helps, I'll have to drive to the supermarket to buy a new spare soon.
Miss D, a bap, technically, isn't bread...
I like your thinking Mr Happy lol:
Following the same logic I can also binge out on doughnuts, cakes, wraps and buns.
Whoop de doo - Friday is looking a hell of a lot better already
As for you Mr Barman - I can confirm my baps are indeed not doughy eyes:
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Two leading Church of England Bishops are asking us to give up something more worthwhile than chocolate for lent this year. "Traditionally people have given up things for Lent. This year we are inviting people to join us in a carbon fast,"
Jones has put together a 40-day fast plan. On day one, Ash Wednesday (Feb 6th), participants are asked to "remove one light bulb and live without it for the next 40 days."
I've took the one out of the cupboard under the sink. Not sure how this helps, I'll have to drive to the supermarket to buy a new spare soon.
Miss D, a bap, technically, isn't bread...
I like your thinking Mr Happy lol:
Following the same logic I can also binge out on doughnuts, cakes, wraps and buns.
Whoop de doo - Friday is looking a hell of a lot better already
As for you Mr Barman - I can confirm my baps are indeed not doughy eyes:
eyes:
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I've given up having sex with Ashley Cole.
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I've given up having sex with Ashley Cole.
So's most of the country.
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I've given up having sex with Ashley Cole.
So's most of the country.
We'll you catch something nasty couldn't you
Probably Ashley Cole