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After the darkness, comes the LIGHTer ladies!

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Mouseface · 23/11/2010 13:47

Hello, tis me, Mouseface. Smile

Welcome to the LIGHTer threads. We are a part time healthy eating thread and on ocassion, we are the WHETE (Worst Healthy Eating Thread Ever)!!

Hopefully, we'll get back on track in the New Year but for now, most of us are trying not to put any more weight on.

I've managed to put over half a stone on in 5 weeks! Argh!

Come and join us for lots of chat, laughs and bloody good company. Smile

DISCLAIMER - No cliques, bitch fests or vipers allowed!

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Mouseface · 29/11/2010 16:53

Grin at Satan being preggers. You'll go straight to hell if you're not careful Brian!!

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Mouseface · 29/11/2010 16:54

I'm having malt loaf with low fat spread on so that I don't pig out on my dinner IYSWIM??

If I'm not starved, I'll eat less.

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Mouseface · 29/11/2010 17:16

You've clearly worked up an appetite Bubs.

Not sure what I want for dinner, Dh is having meatballs and spag.

I'm craving carbs but my jelly belly is screaming NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!

What's low carb but filling??? Mind you, I'm on night shift again so I'm going to burn it off Hmm

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anotherbrickinthewall · 29/11/2010 17:20

ah Hammy that explains it re:allergy. an old friend of mine had similar with yeast as part of another medical problem, it does making eat out a bit of an erm adventure...

snort Mouse at the neatly slipped in caveat re:SN/LD - you been hanging round politically correct mumsnet too often Grin

double - I hope that leftover meat was cooked - or are you outing yourself as a Vampire???

Mouseface · 29/11/2010 17:20

Hammy - your DCs need to respect you. Sad

I'm not really sure what else to say to you. I'd be addressing the reasons as to why they treat you like that but I think you already know the answer.

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Mouseface · 29/11/2010 17:22

Glad you liked that Brickie. I have put my paw foot in it too many times in the past.

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Mouseface · 29/11/2010 17:33

On it Bubs.

Hammy - wake your fucking P up!!! If DD is going to be too much to take with you, wake him up and tell him you need him to parent.

Easy for me to say.

MrMouse is very Macho thanks Bubs...... and his wood is awesome. Wink

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BrianAndHisBalls · 29/11/2010 17:34

Mouse - you forgot the abbreviation, its UTASN I seem to remember Grin

Hammy - that is bad in a 14 year old. Actually it would be bad in any age. She can't speak like that to you its horrendous for you Sad If she's getting it from her dad swearing at her Shock then severe words need to be had there too. And if he won't stop then he shouldn't be seeing her. Sorry to be black and white but you just shouldn't swear at your dc.

And agree re punishments, take the phone/laptop/consols/make up/money whatever, just take it all and lock it up till she gets it.

dubs - i'm plusing it, my child demands scooby doo at 5.30 Sad

and thanks for the stroke mouse, dubs just wears me down she does.

Mouseface · 29/11/2010 17:35

Okay Bubs - here are a few for you to consider.....

GS - glimmery shag (name related)
GSP - glimmery sexy painter (ditto name ref)
SSSS - super sexy shiny shag.

Still thinking Grin

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SantaIsAnAnagramOfSatan · 29/11/2010 17:35

if he can't be trusted to even wake up then no, don't leave children in teh house with him. especially a five year old.

you wouldn't leave them with a childminder who passed out on the sofa and couldn't be trusted.

BrianAndHisBalls · 29/11/2010 17:36

Hammy - wake exp up!! Shock or take dd2 with you and tell dd1 not to kick off or you'll be confiscating the rest of her stuff.

Mouseface · 29/11/2010 17:37

Fuck Brian - I've forgotten what that is Grin

Spill!!!!!

Plusing it here too as CBeebies is parenting whilst I am here keeping you all entertained Grin

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SantaIsAnAnagramOfSatan · 29/11/2010 17:38

and dd is swearing at you like that because she thinks it's ok because daddy does it and he's allowed to stay.

it's not on.

SantaIsAnAnagramOfSatan · 29/11/2010 17:38

sorry think i better sign off.

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