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Hmmm, yep, my body has decided to resume normal operations and I've gained weight (not the good kind). I had a bit of a happy hiatus there where no matter how much I ate and drank I was stable at 11 stone. Alas 12 now. As a single man I can't be letting this happen....

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I know, I've tried. Some great results!

But seriously, unless you're very active you should not eat more than your body wants.
BODY, not the brain :wink1:
 
Presumably the weight I already have is there to stay unless I take additional measures to burn it off.

Thinking of taking up a bit of a running regime soon, anyone have any tips for a shamefully unfit beginner? How to avoid giving myself a cardiac arrest for example.
 
Presumably the weight I already have is there to stay unless I take additional measures to burn it off.

Thinking of taking up a bit of a running regime soon, anyone have any tips for a shamefully unfit beginner? How to avoid giving myself a cardiac arrest for example.

I've got a cross-trainer (elliptical) and I love it. It's programmable, so you can set it to your level of giving a s **t. And it's virtually zero impact on the knees, ankles etc.
 
Cat's farts.

The way they creep up on you so you have to sniff the air a few times to identify the source, and by then it's too late.
 
Cat's farts.

The way they creep up on you so you have to sniff the air a few times to identify the source, and by then it's too late.

My dog used to crawl up under my computer desk, stretch all out, then leave the silent bombs. It could gag you!
 
Public service announcement for the day:

The more varied their diet, the more they will fart. If they have a consistent diet then their system gets used to it and less gas is produced. :lecture
 
My dog used to crawl up under my computer desk, stretch all out, then leave the silent bombs. It could gag you!

I kick the dog out of the house at the first whiff of trouble. I know that if I don't I'm in for a long haul. He'll just lay there whispering his rancorous stench for hours.

I've never had that problem with any of my pets in my life. Is it because of the food or something?

She's old, like nearly 20. I cut her some slack.

Public service announcement for the day:

The more varied their diet, the more they will fart. If they have a consistent diet then their system gets used to it and less gas is produced. :lecture

How 'bout that!
 
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