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I always think it's a bit of both.🤐

My record was 3/4 of a stone over a (long) YFC agm weekend in Blackpool. Boss's wife was trying all sorts of diets at the time, and I trumped it with a weekend of alcohol and 8 hours sleep, spread over 3 nights so as not to overdo the sleeping.😂
Not sure such a diet would be conducive to a long life though...
I smoked when I was younger and went to the pub more nights than I stayed in didn’t carry much weight then
 
Lad I knew had a 'curvy' wife that used to go to Weightwatchers every Friday night, and always apprehensive about the weekly weigh in.
He used to look forward to Friday nights as it was always a good chippy tea on the way back.😂
We joined a gym years ago I used to go on a night in the winter a few nights a week, give myself hell for an hour and a half on the way home stop at the shop and eat 4 wispa chocolate bars
Apparently it’s something you learn at times like lambing when you are run down tired you learn to crave and feed yourself on chocolate or something sweet to put yourself right so you can keep going
There was an army marine living next door he was telling me about it when I mentioned this
 

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We joined a gym years ago I used to go on a night in the winter a few nights a week, give myself hell for an hour and a half on the way home stop at the shop and eat 4 wispa chocolate bars
Apparently it’s something you learn at times like lambing when you are run down tired you learn to crave and feed yourself on chocolate or something sweet to put yourself right so you can keep going
There was an army marine living next door he was telling me about it when I mentioned this
this is exactly why our native breeds of cattle, sheep and pigs, carried a lot of fat, it was a reliable source of cheap energy, for the manual worker.

manual work in many trades, has reduced, just as the demand for that cheap energy has. And is why so many of are native breeds are now 'rare'. Basically they became obsolete, because owners and breed societies, wouldn't/couldn't move with the changing mkt, AA or Herefords did, and look where they are now, huge numbers, across the world.
 

goodevans

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I always think it's a bit of both.🤐

My record was 3/4 of a stone over a (long) YFC agm weekend in Blackpool. Boss's wife was trying all sorts of diets at the time, and I trumped it with a weekend of alcohol and 8 hours sleep, spread over 3 nights so as not to overdo the sleeping.😂
Not sure such a diet would be conducive to a long life though...
That's normal,try running a pub and farming
 

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