The General Wibble Thread

Tony_H wrote:Great.
Back to wine and summer and stuff...


I used to vow not to drink wine during the week. Unfortunately I find that's all pie in the sky and if you want to open a bottle, you go on and open a bottom.
I'm avoiding beer, thats what does the damage.

I also now have a 12 week window to try to get to the level I want to be at for stripping off and bearing all (well, some....) around the pool or on the beach. I managed to lose 1.5 stone last summer, and I'm still at the same weight, which is good, but I think another half a stone needs to come off, maybe a little bit of toning as well, before the summer break comes round....


....which I happened to have booked yesterday.

Bring it on Skiathos.

The TH deal finder strikes again

NellyPS wrote:Here's something that doesn't happen to me every day - one of the boys at work has just shown me his underpants, purely because it had a map of the whole 3 Valleys area on it.

felthorpe wrote:

NellyPS wrote:Here's something that doesn't happen to me every day - one of the boys at work has just shown me his underpants, purely because it had a map of the whole 3 Valleys area on it.

Not very useful of you are at 2,000m and the wind is blowing, he won't be so keen to let you take a look at his map then!!

brooksy wrote:

felthorpe wrote:

NellyPS wrote:Here's something that doesn't happen to me every day - one of the boys at work has just shown me his underpants, purely because it had a map of the whole 3 Valleys area on it.

Not very useful of you are at 2,000m and the wind is blowing, he won't be so keen to let you take a look at his map then!!

Hopefully he wont ski anything too scary or the routes could get indistinguishable

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brooksy wrote:

A sure fire way of getting yourself in good nick would be to do as much building work as you can, even at home, works for me

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Tony_H wrote:

brooksy wrote:

A sure fire way of getting yourself in good nick would be to do as much building work as you can, even at home, works for me

I don't have any DIY projects to work on. We've already got a conservatory

felthorpe wrote:

NellyPS wrote:Here's something that doesn't happen to me every day - one of the boys at work has just shown me his underpants, purely because it had a map of the whole 3 Valleys area on it.

Not very useful of you are at 2,000m and the wind is blowing, he won't be so keen to let you take a look at his map then!!