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echo and the bunnymen
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inxs
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eurithmics
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my bad celtic frost
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yellow
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intense
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offspring
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Sly and the family stone
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Most cute
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Evanescence
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Level 42
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Smile! It's Friday :)
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Aeosmith
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to forgive me lol - rides away in shame :-)
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shave to look like Bond :-)
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Thunder
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Great curves!
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try the body coach - very similar to fitnessblender :-)
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boom!
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Hi Age 47 Height: 169 5'6.5" HW: 68kg 150lbs CW: 66kg 145lbs GW: 62kg 135lbs Goal get back into sport more than once or twice a month - which is the reason the weight is back on in the first place and it makes me feel better :)
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create a recipe: log all the ingredients (i then weigh the finished product and call every 100g one portion so when you then weigh the soup into your bowl you know how many portions to use) - hope this helps
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Hi First of all well done for not giving up I agree with what's been said, make sure you can walk at a brisk pace for 30-45 minutes before you start on the program. Also depending on you ultimate goal you might warn to consider getting an app that has a distance plan (as well as a timed one). I can recommend RunDouble for…
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same here - he isn't really interested in the weight though for him it's about what that looks like
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sounds yummy - thanks :-)
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yes! oxo cubes are the answer for me :-) i know they have salt etc but something has to give - and lots of cups of hot water (luckily that comes without any undesired side-effects)
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thanks for posting :-)
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firstly - sorry to hear about your friend and the complete loss of motivation I sometimes think that when the mojo is missing it's best to just get on with it and do whatever needs to be done anyway - eventually you will start seeing the rewards again. also think how your friend would feel if s/he know you about to give up…
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I'm normally a cyclist but would really like to be able to do 5k runs as it'd be easy to do anywhere, anytime... So day two of week one ct5k :-)
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bump
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sounds ace might substitute oats for the breadcrumbs though - I always do when i make burgers... :-)
