Heart attack in a box. Cold, doesnt help obesity rates. Where are all the treadmill deals for xmas gifts?

Ignore the troll ^ ^ :@

Don't make an assumption of my lifestyle. Remove your pretentious, pre-judging, preaching self away from this post!

Merry Christmas, everyone!

My local store they are 99p Buy One Get One Free, they had Malteaser, M&M Peanuts, Milkyway Magic Stars and Minstrels.

Heart attack in a box. Cold, doesnt help obesity rates. Where are all the treadmill deals for xmas gifts?

Yes I don't blame fat, lazy people for getting their backs up at comments like this. It would get my back up too if I knew deep down how unfit I was and how badly I was mistreating myself and the fact that it would take months (if not years) of work and self discipline to bring my weight down to my correct weight and keep it there.

Why not just call these people trolls instead? Much easier isn't it?

Its usually the 34 inch waist + men that don't like it. Or the size 14+ women who hate it. However it is fact. IIRC the average person gains 8lb of fat over xmas, not good at all. Cadbury will be laughing all the way to the bank however

Grammar not even once

good deal!

I remember last year getting loads of these things for 25p after xmas, same will probably happen again, you can buy loads because they stack up nicely being in square boxes :smile:

Plenty in stock at the Cricklewood branch

sugar gives diabetes among so many other bad things. I can tell you don't work out or eat well. I feel sorry for your heart :disappointed:

​Must have hit a nerve :\ just my opinion no need to get so angry.

​Cheat days not cheat weeks

Not totally correct - bad carbs are the biggest contribution to obesity which in turn leads to diabetes. Sugar is one form of empty carbs.

I train 4/5 times a week, eat ok but I really do enjoy a choc and boxes of mince pies. Even the best trainers in the world say they have "cheat days".

bah humbug to you too enjoy your nut roast on christmas day, god forbid you even look at a chocolate I think it may traumatise you for the day and ruin it for everyone else thats if u have anyone to spend it with and havent scared them off by telling them what to eat

A chocolate bar once and a while isn't going to affect your body. Of course eating them in excess is wrong.

I eat healthily every day, try and get my 5 a day. But it's nice once a week to have some sugary treat.

​Guess it depends how much you value your body.

Yeah, so true. Deaths induced by over eating Cadburys Wispa bars are on the rise! -_-

Ignore the troll ^ ^ :@

Lidl, e-commerce?

465° heat and no comments? a first! :man:

Also includes Freddo Faces :smiley:

Also in Darwen :smiley: