WGMG: People who can lose weight without even trying. GTFO.

Did you just read about this?


Edited by afromanGT: 1/8/2013 03:09:55 PM

WGMG: Trying to get things approved. Just read what I've given you and give me a real answer.

Edited by chillbilly: 1/8/2013 04:33:39 PM

I know, right? :lol:

I hadn't actually heard of that, but it sounds like such bullshit :lol: Weight loss is incredibly hard work, and gaining it back again is far too easy.

:lol: TBH I kinda understand where he's coming from. Particularly in my teenage years I would spend a few minutes of each day sucking in my stomach to the point where my abs would feel stretched/something, and I'd hold it for as long as I could hold my breath. I'd get my breath back, and repeat. Used to do it during class at school. I don't know why I started it, why I kept going or why I stopped - but it was a habit. I exercised a lot back then - was playing semi-pro football and all that, but I imagine I believed at the time it was helping a lot.

Getting abs from that kind of thing is one thing - my mate has CF and he's ripped from all the coughing - but to suggest that you'll lose weight from exhaling hard is a bit ridiculous.

wgmg: Leaving my home in the care of my brother. I swear I'll come back and find it turned into a crack-house.

wagmg: My brother lately. He sits around in our fathers house and does sweet fuck all. Just lays there on his phone. He doesn't even go out on Saturdays like normal kids of his age. I understand he's still hurting from finding our Dad dead, but he needs to do something with his life. I can't do anything else, he has nowhere else to go (our Nan lives in Blackpool, and my uncle and Half-Brother already have full room). My old flatmate is going to keep an eye on him while I'm out.

Look on the bright side, when you come back you can confiscate all his crack and then sell it back to him :lol:

WGMG: Left my phone at work this morning/last night. Unfortunately living out of home at the moment means it's not a simple job of meandering leisurely up the road maybe via the kebab shop to pick it up, it's a ~2+ hour round trip on public transport to get to the pub and get back. I'd get the missus to drive me, but that's unfair. :lol:

WAGMG: Decided to order in Pizza. Unfortunatly I can't find a crust that delivers to the suburb I'm staying in. I've just spent $47 on Dominoes. Would rather spend that sort of money on a much nicer crust pizza. :x

How do you spend that much on Domino's? They're like...$10/large frisbee.

:lol: I love my local Dominos. 3 Large pizzas, 2 garlic bread and 2 1.25L cokes for $33.

2 pizzs, on mine I put a shitload of extras. :lol: Also got a garlic bread and a drink.

Wgmg: been having random fits of nausea all week. I think I might be pregnant.

That sounds way OTT. Would you be better off not saying "I want a meatlovers plus this, this & this" and saying "I want a pizza with all of these ingredients"? Pretty sure that should work out cheaper, because it'll be a from-scratch pizza as opposed to a menu one which you add shit onto. IDK, try it out sometime. $47 seems excessive though, particularly if you have a voucher or something. Also worth trying - I used to deliver there, and the amount of delivery drivers that were hired/left were high, just because newly-driving teenagers couldn't make their mind up and left regularly. If a dude used to say to me "I'm a del driver" I'd give him staff price - who was I to know different? If you catch anyone bar the manager, chances are you'll get staff price without worries. And staff price is like $4 per pizza

WGMG: Middle aged mothers and wifes of sub-continental origins who ask me "can you do me little bit discount?" 4000 times a fay despite the fact that they are buying 2 $20 shirts.

Yeah, because they're going to do SO MUCH wiht that $2 off that you'd give them :lol:

Don't even get me fucking started on cunts asking for discounts :lol:

"this can has a scratch on it that I put there. I demand a discount on the whole 6-pack"

WGMG: Finally got a uni class with three or four people I'm friendly with aaaaaaaaaaaaaaand the teacher gives us a seating plan. In alphabetical order.

Maybe you need to make some new friends :lol: The whole idea of group assignments and all that jazz in uni is to force you to network so you can use those connections once you're working in the real world.

wgmg: Spent yesterday in Preston wearing a Blackpool shirt. God damn it Seasiders.

Having to be kept behind 10 minutes after the match because of an incident with a horse really wasn't fun either. Especially coming out into a crowd of PNE fans.

Both sets of fans had its share of scum mind. It really is a fierce rivalry but I wasn't expecting it to be that bad.

Edited by AJohn: 6/8/2013 04:49:15 PM

Fuck that.

One of the perks of living on residence was knowing so many students and matching your timetable with your mates, I've had an identical timetable as my best mate for the last two and a half years of class.

The downside to that being that if one of you can't be bothered going to class, neither of you go :lol:

Bingo.

Although the upside is when you can't be fucked going and your mate is going you can guilt each other into it.

Honestly though, honestly how many times has that happened compared to talking each other OUT of going :lol:

You get seating plans? Really? Our lecturers wouldn't even know whether or not we're there :lol:

At least if you've got allocated seats you have the chance to get to know the people around you. Making friends is much harder than it should be.

Benjo, do you have to ask permission to go to the bathroom too?

How about coffee breaks?