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Jo_2017
Jo_2017 Posts: 27 Member
edited November 13 in Social Groups
Hello everyone!
Re-joined MFP after losing 2st 2 years ago (1st back on.)
I couldn't cope with all the US cheerleading on the site, but don't know if that is because I'm a Brit or more specifically a Northern Brit! I hadn't thought about searching for a UK group for support so I'm hoping this is the way to go!

Looking forward to meeting you all.

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  • TheMrWobbly
    TheMrWobbly Posts: 2,541 Member
    I thought the cheerleading was awesome but apparently they don't do the outfit in my size, welcome back!
  • jamessteelapim
    jamessteelapim Posts: 42 Member
    Keep it quiet, but I have redirected all that hurrah stuff into my spam folder!!
  • farway
    farway Posts: 1,264 Member
    Welcome back, and "well done matey", hope that is not too much cheer leading? ;)
  • Jo_2017
    Jo_2017 Posts: 27 Member
    Haha! and 'Mr.Wobbly' the pictures I have in mind should be censored!
  • emblu
    emblu Posts: 272 Member
    Hahaha yeah the cheerleading is off putting to us northerners :# It's also a tad contagious lol
  • Jo_2017
    Jo_2017 Posts: 27 Member
    edited February 2015
    Not many cheerleaders by the side of the rugby pitch, Em! (And it's League not Union in Chesterfield isn't it?)
  • tiggsnanny
    tiggsnanny Posts: 366 Member
    Oh it's not just me then :smile: i'm a southerner and it got on my baps too lol
    I haven't signed in for ages, put a stone back on :blush: so, here I am again lol
  • annieo19732014
    annieo19732014 Posts: 56 Member
    This Midlands girl could do with some proper British banter on this site, feel free to add me!! :-) x
  • emblu
    emblu Posts: 272 Member
    Nume1972 wrote: »
    Not many cheerleaders by the side of the rugby pitch, Em! (And it's League not Union in Chesterfield isn't it?)
    Hahaha nope it's union, the local league team are a combo of the teams in North Derbyshire and surrounding areas. I never enjoyed playing league, mainly due to the mega injury that I sustained in training, it's all about union here but am considering purchasing some pompoms for when I'm cheering my old team on :D
  • fatjon73
    fatjon73 Posts: 379 Member
    edited February 2015
    Nume1972 wrote: »
    Hello everyone!
    Re-joined MFP after losing 2st 2 years ago (1st back on.)
    I couldn't cope with all the US cheerleading on the site, but don't know if that is because I'm a Brit or more specifically a Northern Brit!

    I second that big time......Really Psses me off when you see the yanks in there comments saying had a bad day today, missed my goals (they ate twice there daily bloody goal) and all the likes and wooop woops and shite.....when you want to grab hold, *kitten* slap them tell em to get a grip and stop feeling sorry for yourself.....

    I have just had a rant in another room at someone saying they really want to lose, they did MFP before and lost, then stopped and put it back on, but they have not got time to log everyday, can they do anything else.........well yes you can sod of home, log out and leave the people that are serious about it to get on with it......loads of yanks giving it "its hard to find time", "awww poor you" etc........boils my blood it does sometimes....lol....gotta be nice about it thou aint we.......

    Well I hope this is the room to say Bolx to that......lol

    Ok rant over......

    Oh I am Jon BTW, 41 yr old fat bloke, my second time using MFP (fist time help me lose over 5 stone (proper weights that too...none of this 60lbs or 30kg shite)....still got 3 or 4 stone to go if possible......depends if I have the time...... :neutral_face: feel free to add me...

  • GraemeMcC
    GraemeMcC Posts: 44 Member
    Welcome back. It looks like I've been lucky and managed to avoid the americans! Fatjon won't be impressed that I use Kg's though - it's probably an age thing :)


    Feel free to add me.

    G.
  • fatjon73
    fatjon73 Posts: 379 Member
    GraemeMcC wrote: »
    Welcome back. It looks like I've been lucky and managed to avoid the americans! Fatjon won't be impressed that I use Kg's though - it's probably an age thing :)

    G.

    Cheeky B****** :wink: 3 yrs in it.....I was born AFTER decimalisation too you know...lol

  • Jo_2017
    Jo_2017 Posts: 27 Member
    Haha! I'm completely decimal on everything apart from weight...and even weight I can't do in pounds it has to be stones and pounds. That may say more about my sh!te Maths than anything else!
  • farway
    farway Posts: 1,264 Member
    I am still stones, pounds, yards, feet & inches. And just for the "ouch" I sometimes mentally convert new pence prices to shillings, half a crown for an egg makes me wince, as does 5 bob for an orange
  • Jo_2017
    Jo_2017 Posts: 27 Member
    farway wrote: »
    I am still stones, pounds, yards, feet & inches. And just for the "ouch" I sometimes mentally convert new pence prices to shillings, half a crown for an egg makes me wince, as does 5 bob for an orange

    You've made me giggle! I was born the year after decimalisation but yet I still hanker after old money!!
    And to bring it back to weight loss - in those days I wouldn't be 'overweight', 'obese' or 'morbidly obese' I would be 'fat', 'really fat' or 'fuc@ me she's fat!'
  • genevieve_1973
    genevieve_1973 Posts: 6
    I'm looking for some UK friends too so please add me if you want - I do use metric measurements though :)
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