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What is the need for soccer fans to constantly take their shirts off?

Brodlach wrote:What is the need for soccer fans to constantly take their shirts off?

The chick ones can though

Probably more the things I didn’t know.

Sweden is planning on being cashless by March 2023

whufc wrote:Probably more the things I didn’t know.

Sweden is planning on being cashless by March 2023

Couldn’t happen here, imagine doing an osko eft for a bag of pot?

whufc wrote:Probably more the things I didn’t know.

Sweden is planning on being cashless by March 2023

Some of the conspiracy theories are coming true..........

Jimmy_041 wrote:

whufc wrote:Probably more the things I didn’t know.

Sweden is planning on being cashless by March 2023

Some of the conspiracy theories are coming true..........

Throw enough darts.

Booney wrote:

Jimmy_041 wrote:

whufc wrote:Probably more the things I didn’t know.

Sweden is planning on being cashless by March 2023

Some of the conspiracy theories are coming true..........

Throw enough darts.

Wait long enough

whufc wrote:Probably more the things I didn’t know.

Sweden is planning on being cashless by March 2023

Wonder if that will be settled before or after Greta's lawsuit

cracka wrote:

whufc wrote:Probably more the things I didn’t know.

Sweden is planning on being cashless by March 2023

Wonder if that will be settled before or after Greta's lawsuit

She's not in it for the cash
She's in it to get her life back that we all stole

cracka wrote:

whufc wrote:Probably more the things I didn’t know.

Sweden is planning on being cashless by March 2023

Wonder if that will be settled before or after Greta's lawsuit

One of her middle names is Tintin

If I whack a PV sticker on my car does that mean I longer have to follow the road rules either?

Armchair expert wrote:If I whack a PV sticker on my car does that mean I longer have to follow the road rules either?

I had a bloke at work believing for weeks that it stood for “Passport Valid”…

Spargo wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:If I whack a PV sticker on my car does that mean I longer have to follow the road rules either?

I had a bloke at work believing for weeks that it stood for “Passport Valid”…

Excuse my ignorance , why can't house boats be used in the Riverland?

shoe boy wrote:Excuse my ignorance , why can't house boats be used in the Riverland?

Because of the flooding and the hidden pontoons, trees etc under the water


It’s not what’s on top it’s what’s hidden underneath

Brodlach wrote:

shoe boy wrote:Excuse my ignorance , why can't house boats be used in the Riverland?

Because of the flooding and the hidden pontoons, trees etc under the water
It’s not what’s on top it’s what’s hidden underneath

And the flow, can you imagine trying to park one of them with that current? Be near impossible to get it to hold and tie off. Need 4 ropes on one side.

Do muscle gaining supplements actually work? I've never been much of a believer in them but been told different.

Also, are they redundant if you are trying to lose weight?

I've been hitting the gym on my way to work and then again on my way home, then I go for a 3 or 4km run each night.

The pants were getting a bit tight about a month ago and then when I weighed in I was pretty annoyed with myself.

Along with the exercise I have banned all fat crap from my house, I only eat fish, chicken, fruit and veg along with doing intermittent fasting.

I know I'm going to eat like a fat pig over Christmas as I have 4 consecutive days of Christmas functions, I'm trying to get into better shape so I'll refrain from scoffing down copious amounts of fattening food so I can us my three weeks off after that doing the right thing.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Do muscle gaining supplements actually work? I've never been much of a believer in them but been told different.

Also, are they redundant if you are trying to lose weight?

I've been hitting the gym on my way to work and then again on my way home, then I go for a 3 or 4km run each night.

The pants were getting a bit tight about a month ago and then when I weighed in I was pretty annoyed with myself.

Along with the exercise I have banned all fat crap from my house, I only eat fish, chicken, fruit and veg along with doing intermittent fasting.

I know I'm going to eat like a fat pig over Christmas as I have 4 consecutive days of Christmas functions, I'm trying to get into better shape so I'll refrain from scoffing down copious amounts of fattening food so I can us my three weeks off after that doing the right thing.

I usually lose weight over Christmas because I am so careful at the million functions

Discipline LQ!

Jimmy_041 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Do muscle gaining supplements actually work? I've never been much of a believer in them but been told different.

Also, are they redundant if you are trying to lose weight?

I've been hitting the gym on my way to work and then again on my way home, then I go for a 3 or 4km run each night.

The pants were getting a bit tight about a month ago and then when I weighed in I was pretty annoyed with myself.

Along with the exercise I have banned all fat crap from my house, I only eat fish, chicken, fruit and veg along with doing intermittent fasting.

I know I'm going to eat like a fat pig over Christmas as I have 4 consecutive days of Christmas functions, I'm trying to get into better shape so I'll refrain from scoffing down copious amounts of fattening food so I can us my three weeks off after that doing the right thing.

I usually lose weight over Christmas because I am so careful at the million functions

Discipline LQ!

Pigs arse you would, you'd be double parked all festive season.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Do muscle gaining supplements actually work? I've never been much of a believer in them but been told different.
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I’ve used them a fair bit over the years bud, you’ve seen my arms, that probably gives you the answer

For me they help as a low fat snack between meals though, but for those with a build prone to muscle gain I reckon they’d work.