New wardrode.

[silverbullet]

Ken your Shirts are telling you something .Get your blood pressure checked out and get on a diet .Weight gained at our age is not great .I am down 30 lbs in the last three months hoping to lose 5 stone .In this heat you also need to take on plenty of fluid (not porter or coffee} I know of a Driver who virtually baked his own shit through dehydration .Resulted in a fist full of tablets a mouthfull of the Cats Liquid Parafin the stuff to help her pass furballs and an Enema from the Chemist to remove the blockage .He is now feeding Anusol up his back passage having ripped the arse out of himself trying to shit .LOOK AFTER YOUR HEALTH .I actually have a fully equipped Gym at home including Multigym .Rowing Machine Bike on a turbo trainer vibroplate and treadmill .Getting motivated is the hard part .

I actually have a fully equipped Gym at home including Multigym .Rowing Machine Bike on a turbo trainer vibroplate and treadmill .Getting motivated is the hard part .

Is it still in the wrapper?

covered in dust Silver .I set it up during Covid but decided on Drink instead .

Excellent. Did you ever see a happy jogger? Miserable bastards.

[Horse]

I use this site Ken.

https://www.mandmdirect.ie/?&&&&ds_rl=1262771&ds_rl=1262771&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIkcL2p8CLgAMVk9rtCh0XqgmNEAAYASAAEgJXfvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

G,way ya spoofer, it's this site:https://www.mms.com/en-ie

Ya got me bullet

[watty]

The guy who invented modern jogging died of a heart attack.  He sweated out all his potassium or something from too much jogging and had the heart attack.




Damn, it was almost true... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Fixx

Death
Fixx died on July 20, 1984, at age 52 of a heart attack, during his daily run on Vermont Route 15 in Hardwick.[1] The autopsy, conducted by Vermont's chief medical examiner, Dr. Eleanor McQuillen, revealed that atherosclerosis had blocked one coronary artery 95%, a second 85%, and a third 70%.[4][5]

In 1986, exercise physiologist Kenneth Cooper published an inventory of the risk factors that might have contributed to Fixx's death.[6] Granted access to his medical records and autopsy, and after interviewing his friends and family, Cooper concluded that Fixx was genetically predisposed—his father died of a heart attack at 43 after a previous one at 35,[7] and Fixx himself had a congenitally enlarged heart—and had an unhealthy life: Fixx was a heavy smoker before beginning running at age 36, had a stressful occupation, had undergone a second divorce, and gained weight up to 214 lb (97 kg).[8] Medical opinion continues to uphold the link between moderate exercise and longevity.

[John m]

Lads get an NCT every year or 6 months for older cars but wont get themselves checked .You can get your Blood pressure checked in your local chemist .Of the few on here Watty.Pony and meself had health issues .Thats a fairly high % .You would change the oil in the car but not change our diets .

[mercenary for hire]

John if the car dies we can't pay the bills.If we die we don't have any bills..

[watty]

Yeah, but your wife might not be able to afford the bigger coffin for your fat carcass and you'd have to have one of those 'green' funerals' where they dump you in the bog and let you rot away 

[silverbullet]

The guy who invented modern jogging died of a heart attack.  He sweated out all his potassium or something from too much jogging and had the heart attack.




Damn, it was almost true... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Fixx

Death
Fixx died on July 20, 1984, at age 52 of a heart attack, during his daily run on Vermont Route 15 in Hardwick.[1] The autopsy, conducted by Vermont's chief medical examiner, Dr. Eleanor McQuillen, revealed that atherosclerosis had blocked one coronary artery 95%, a second 85%, and a third 70%.[4][5]

In 1986, exercise physiologist Kenneth Cooper published an inventory of the risk factors that might have contributed to Fixx's death.[6] Granted access to his medical records and autopsy, and after interviewing his friends and family, Cooper concluded that Fixx was genetically predisposed—his father died of a heart attack at 43 after a previous one at 35,[7] and Fixx himself had a congenitally enlarged heart—and had an unhealthy life: Fixx was a heavy smoker before beginning running at age 36, had a stressful occupation, had undergone a second divorce, and gained weight up to 214 lb (97 kg).[8] Medical opinion continues to uphold the link between moderate exercise and longevity.

[Octavia1]

Its all in the genes ....nuttin yu can do about it.....
Yis can go to the gym , give up drinkin eat yoghurt an nuts ....but if yu don't have the genes yur bollixed ....
Me ma an da are both almost 90 for example ..now them bean celts ....ther both chain smokers an not a bother on them... fit as fiddles .....probly cause the celts wer the first to discover fire an lived in smoky houses wen other apes wer still swingin out of branches eatin bananas....anyway
Mind you ...they've slowed up a  little bit lately ....they both fell asleep in me car yesterday on our  way back from ther  tennis match ...bless em
 

[Cool Boola]

Stay away from pill Doctors.     unless you are dying.      and then its too late. 

[Rat Catcher]

Used to use Debenhams for shirts. Alas, all their stores are gone now. Got a couple of XXXLs in Dunnes recently which are of reasonable quality, not up to Debenhams standard but wearable. Can't remember what they cost but it's unusual to find anything bigger than dwarf in clearance lines in any of the (online) stores, the exception being that one time in Debenhams in Newry... the Christmas before the store closed forever... I'm sure I mentioned it before but I brought a pair of shoes and several shirts to the counter and was truely shocked at how little money the attendent asked for, had to get him to double and triple check it... virtually (in the real world) giving the stuff away they were! Must have a look at that one Horse put up although I dislike buying online. There can be significant differences in quality even within the same brands in my (mostly Debenhams) experience... much better to get in front of the cloth IMO.

[Jack Meoff]

Jaysus Rats your a big boy

[silverbullet]

Jaysus Rats your a big boy

He's a diving instructor:https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x39lfhe

[Belker]

Used to use Debenhams for shirts. Alas, all their stores are gone now. Got a couple of XXXLs in Dunnes recently which are of reasonable quality, not up to Debenhams standard but wearable. Can't remember what they cost but it's unusual to find anything bigger than dwarf in clearance lines in any of the (online) stores, the exception being that one time in Debenhams in Newry... the Christmas before the store closed forever... I'm sure I mentioned it before but I brought a pair of shoes and several shirts to the counter and was truely shocked at how little money the attendent asked for, had to get him to double and triple check it... virtually (in the real world) giving the stuff away they were! Must have a look at that one Horse put up although I dislike buying online. There can be significant differences in quality even within the same brands in my (mostly Debenhams) experience... much better to get in front of the cloth IMO.

Have a peep at Ebay, I set up this xxxl category fer you;
https://www.ebay.ie/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=mens+shirts+xxxl&_sacat=0&_sop=15&rt=nc&LH_ItemCondition=3000

I usually dodge the UK ones with their poxy brexit import charges, you can set an option on the left hand side to not show certain areas of sale if you wish. I usually only use European union.
https://www.ebay.ie/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=mens+shirts+xxxl&_sacat=0&_sop=15&LH_ItemCondition=3000&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=3

[Belker]

..... Did you ever see a happy jogger? Miserable bastards.

I worked during the Cork city marathon a few weeks ago and saw a lot of marathon runners and not a one of them looked happy to me !

[silverbullet]

..... Did you ever see a happy jogger? Miserable bastards.

I worked during the Cork city marathon a few weeks ago and saw a lot of marathon runners and not a one of them looked happy to me !

At the start they're all Happy, just wait!