I dunno. I picture their husbands as the type of feebs who cry after sex. So needing therapy because his scrapbook-since-childhood dream wedding didn’t pan out tracks.
Mumsnet #37 Wipe down my cucumber and sanitise my Hovis, I need to get my dicks in a row!
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I truly LOL-ed at the poster who suggested a dress from Roman Originals that was more ‘78-yr-old Brenda at the Friday night bingo’ than ‘Wow dress for a destination beach wedding’
I’ve lost nearly 3 stone on them. I tried all the usual methods in the years before with not much success. I met the criteria, my GP is aware and happy with my progress. I very seldom feel nauseous and even then only if I overdo either drink or food. I still eat whatever I want, only I want much less and feel full quickly.
I’d recommend it for anyone considering it. There are Tattle threads that are very helpful.
I saw that. I've been to Paris and that shop didn't take me back there. I remembered the chaos and homeless people and the mobile soup kitchens.
Oh and my oh getting scammed next to the eiffel tower with a cup and ball game and him being furious and me trying not to laugh
I think that a lot of what goes on Mumsnet is a projection of what they wished they could have done. In reality she probably took £20 from her own purse at most. I think that she was deliberately trying to make a point about how middle class she was over having £100 notes.I had never heard of £100 notes. But as I'm not a mumsnetter, rather than going on the thread and declaring it to be untrue because if I haven't seen it then it can't be, I managed to Google it and educate myself
I also don't believe the thread at all. Most of them wouldn't say boo to a goose and can't even bring themselves to open their front door, let alone do something like that in front of other people
I don't know how a Mumsnetter would cope if I told them that I come across plenty of £50 notes a day and the occasional £100 at my work in the petrol station! And it's mostly workmen who have them and not a suitably middle class person ! They would be fainting!
Come over and join us on the thread here if you want to find out more
Saxenda, Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro advice and support #8
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Ahh yes!! Lots and lots of photos of babies! (can confirm, only your own children are adorable, all the rest look like potatoes)
Thanks, people. I really am tempted. A friend is doing it and is losing weight really well. She eats three normal meals a day too, but small portions, and hasn’t really had many side effects.
When you want your plug sockets to be french too, then you really do need to see a shrink.
The bleeping fannybags!
I’m not against medication for weight loss and I’m glad it’s working for you. The concern I have is the online pharmacies don’t have stringent enough checks and some people who don’t meet the criteria are using the medication.
Do they work by reducing appetite or reducing the speed of food absorption?
Good luck with continuing to lose weight.
The tattle weight loss injection threads seem much more stable and sensible compared to the mumsnet ones. Tattlers seem to put a lot more thought into it and how it works, as well as changing their lifestyle with it. Someone on mumsnet will say "I'm 10 stone and want to lose weight" and someone will come along and straight away suggest injections when they shouldn't even be allowed to get them at that weight
Recently there was a thread from someone saying she's stopped taking it and started putting weight back on straight away. And then said that she's gone back to eating how she was before and hadn't changed her eating habits at all but was surprised that she's gaining weight again
Mumsnetters seem to tout it as a miracle drug that doesn't involve any effort, lifestyle changes or consideration. I've noticed the same with them suggesting weight loss surgery too
Recently there was a thread from someone saying she's stopped taking it and started putting weight back on straight away. And then said that she's gone back to eating how she was before and hadn't changed her eating habits at all but was surprised that she's gaining weight again
Mumsnetters seem to tout it as a miracle drug that doesn't involve any effort, lifestyle changes or consideration. I've noticed the same with them suggesting weight loss surgery too
I’m not against medication for weight loss and I’m glad it’s working for you. The concern I have is the online pharmacies don’t have stringent enough checks and some people who don’t meet the criteria are using the medication.
Do they work by reducing appetite or reducing the speed of food absorption?
Good luck with continuing to lose weight.
Both! It takes much longer for food to be digested so you feel fuller faster and for longer. Your appetite is reduced and the thought of a large portion of anything turns you right off.
I still eat and try to make healthy choices. If I’m eating out I can’t have a starter if I want to enjoy a main course. Forget about a dessert!
I don’t mind people asking or having doubts, I’m happy with my choices.
My health has improved and joint pain disappeared since losing weight.
I agree that people who just need to lose half a stone for Majorca shouldn’t do it. For those of us with a few stone to lose, who have been on one diet or another for years without lasting results, the jabs are amazing.
Like all weight loss methods, if you don’t change your lifestyle the pounds will pile back on when you stop. It’s not a quick fix or short term solution.
About three days before lockdown kicked in I went to a private event at a theme park. Running one of the rides was a lad fully masked and wearing two pairs of latex gloves. I watched as every now and then he’d go and use hand sanitiser on said gloves.
To this day I can’t decide if there was any point, but the image of him scuttling back and forth to sanitise his gloves stayed with me as the start of folk going a bit funny.
To this day I can’t decide if there was any point, but the image of him scuttling back and forth to sanitise his gloves stayed with me as the start of folk going a bit funny.
Mumsnet has been invaded. Different topics being targeted. All threads started by different usernames.
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Its actually worse than I first thought. It looks like every single topic has been targeted not just some.
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Its actually worse than I first thought. It looks like every single topic has been targeted not just some.
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Is it really a criminal offence to give children desserts with alcohol in?! Best ring the police on me.... my 3 year old was choffing down tiramisu with much gusto at the weekend.... she bloody loves the stuff.... am I setting her up for a life of alcoholism?!
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Ermmm how did you make said 19 year old without shagging your husband?!
I can see right through your lies..... no flies on me!This sounds like a recipe for having the shits every day
I came here (running) to share this!!
I saw the title claiming a miracle cure and expected to see some decent scientific research
Imagine the disappointment when it turned out to be stuffed bloody dates
gutted, off to consume sugar and eagerly await the next Mumsnetter with a ‘miracle’
I think the mods are the ones making up a lot of the threads!Do you think the MN mods ever read here and nod along?
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The only partake at CP. My bum hole is safe, as we can only afford Haven!
Those stuffed dates sound awful (and I like all the ingredients, it’s just the combination)
Didn’t frozen grapes use to be the miracle cure?
Didn’t frozen grapes use to be the miracle cure?
I’ve said this for years!
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