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Just to clarify though, I haven't gone full health freak, just more exercise, healthier foods, less beers (Excluding weekends of course ;) ) It can be done :)

I had exactly the same issue, but started taking my gym stuff to work with me, so I go directly from work and I found that easier. Last couple of weeks, I've done some mornings before work, which I prefer to be honest, it's just getting up that's the issue! It was frustrating though at times...

3 bets in the last 7 days, all missed by one goal :( Did a 6 fold last week, MK Dons drawing let me down for nearly £500 off a £5er. Another one last week, Wales let me down for £120. Then today, a lack of 1 N'hampton goal let me down in an 8 fold BTTS for £260 odd :arghh: Any other similar...

Switched the phone-in off, too depressing. The difference between this time last year and now is staggering :(

Hope they pull out a result for the hardy souls travelling up :)

Bit of both. But basically, too many beers, and I reached a point where I was really unhappy with my weight/appearance. I've been doing mainly cardio to raise fitness and fat loss, while doing medium weights to keep some muscle tone. Most importantly, I've been using a machine that measures...

Just wondered if anyone has been doing fitness training recently/for a while and could point some tips? Been going to gym 5-7 days a week for the last 8 weeks and lost 1 stone and 5Ibs :)

Wheyyyy

No doubt this will be used against Trump despite him having nothing to do with it. Agree however, disgusting comment and clearly meant in one way, in my opinion.

Wouldn't you agree though Mart, that the bs was coming from both sides? Both in Brexit and the US election.

Well no one can answer that can they? If it went the other way would the "stupid" tag be put on the Remain voters? I doubt it. All leave voters were made out to be right wing, knuckle dragging racists.

To put it another way then, how would you feel SkyBlueBear, or anyone else in favour of a test to vote idea, if you yourself failed the test, and was denied being able to vote. Even though you consider your political views correct and wanted to vote for someone you believed in?

I meant just in a standard vote, to keep it simple. 51% -49% wins etc.

But the farmer could be unable to read and write, yet is a highly skilled man practically, but fails the test. Does that seem fair. The problem with this "test" idea, is it's assuming over 50% of voters are "stupid, ill informed and gullible", which I don't believe is true IMO.

Surely that takes away everybody's right to vote? For example, a farmer may not know about economy/healthcare issues, but know's about issues facing farming etc, and wants to vote for someone promising better farming solutions, so does he pass the test?

Yep, I'm not sure why :D

All over in round 2, McGregor wins!

now 6am :rolleyes:

5.15 am the McGregor fight... :rolleyes: