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[QUOTE="Candy Gal, post: 9128890, member: 309277"]Does anyone have any weird obsessions?
My hubby always puts letters to post on the door mat.
Then some visitor picks them up. lol
I have to have things in the same place in my bathroom.[/QUOTE]

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Tell your Hubby I am obsessed with YOU Gal
I want to pull your nighty off and say...
“Gotcha"!
That should cheer him up!


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I see ceiling cat.

 

I have to do everything in 2's. Used to be real bad. But I have gotten better.

 

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Tell your Hubby I am obsessed with YOU Gal
I want to pull your nighty off and say...
“Gotcha"!
That should cheer him up!


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Tell your Hubby I am obsessed with YOU Gal
I want to pull your nighty off and say...
“Gotcha"!
That should cheer him up!


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hahahah I sleep naked.

 

Eh?

 

Two's are good for Twoosday x

 

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Yoda is just very balanced.

 

hahaha I just saw now. xxx

 

And that’s much better than being unbalanced Gal!

 

Shurrup cheeky Scouse git. xxxx

 

Hahahahaha

 

Nicola Sturgeon blames UK over 'too lax' border controls for lockdown delay

“Ninja is the new black!”



“Where did parliament go so wrong when it comes to common sense? A pattern is forming. End of lockdown. Doors open. New variant. Lockdown.” DrRainbow​

 

I am afraid Nicola is right . The UK has been too lax over border controls . It gave 3 weeks notice that India was to be Red Listed and over 100 chartered flights were allowed to come in without any enforcement to vaccine . Thats why we have the India variant problem of today

 

It falls upon deaf ears.

 

Ears are not the problem, its the lack of brain power amongst those scumbag 'nasty party' members which is having such a devastating impact on our ability to manage this covid pandemic.

 

It's the puppets listening to their puppet masters in the palace.

 

Eating chocolate in the morning 'could help burn body fat'

24 June 2021, 9:10 pmEating chocolate at a certain time of day could help the body burn fat, a new study has found.

Many of us crave a sweet treat to help us get through the day, despite the realisation that sugary snacks can be detrimental to maintaining a healthy weight.

However, a new study from researchers at Brigham and the University of Murcia in Spain, has shown that postmenopausal women who enjoy a concentrated amount of chocolate during a narrow window in the morning could be able to burn fat and decrease sugar levels.

"Our findings highlight that not only 'what' but also 'when' we eat can impact physiological mechanisms involved in the regulation of body weight," said co-author and neuroscientist Frank Scheer.

For the study, 19 postmenopausal women ate 100g of chocolate either one hour after they woke in the morning, or one hour before they went to bed at night. Experts then studied weight gain among other measurements to determine any differences between the two groups, and compared them to participants who didn't have any chocolate.

The data collected showed that women didn't gain any weight when they ate chocolate either late at night or early in the morning.

Eating chocolate at these specific times can also influence hunger and appetite, as well as sleep and microbiota composition.

In addition, scientists believe the study has shown that a high intake of chocolate one hour after waking in the morning could help to reduce blood glucose levels and burn body fat.

"Our volunteers did not gain weight despite increasing caloric intake. Our results show that chocolate reduced ad libitum energy intake, consistent with the observed reduction in hunger, appetite and the desire for sweets shown in previous studies," said co-author and visiting scientist Mart Garaulet.

The study was published in The FASEB Journal.




But, but ,but I eat chocolate all day and every day and I don't lose weight !!!