I think, therefore I'm thin?
I think, therefore I'm thin?
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wizzpig

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2,039 posts

257 months

Tuesday 31st May 2005
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Couldn't help but read this......

http://www.edietsuk.co.uk/b2b/msn/archive.cfm?article_id=1790&code=400627

I particularly like number 8. Think yourself happier! [pic]http://www.nearlygood.com/smilies/wtf.gif[/pic]

So I guess all this thinking about going to the gym i've been doing lately hasn't been a complete waste of time then! :D

Rob_F

4,153 posts

293 months

Tuesday 31st May 2005
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Makes sense; a lot of people eat for comfort and are unhappy because they are fat - a vicious cycle.

Rob.

xm5er

5,094 posts

277 months

Tuesday 31st May 2005
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Reading that I think Paul McKenna may have reasonable grounds for copyright infringement.

There is a lot to be said for changing how you think about things, NLP is a fascinating subject.

wizzpig

Original Poster:

2,039 posts

257 months

Tuesday 31st May 2005
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xm5er said:
Reading that I think Paul McKenna may have reasonable grounds for copyright infringement.

There is a lot to be said for changing how you think about things, NLP is a fascinating subject.

I was hoping somebody would bring that subject up.

And questions such as "what exactly makes an idiot an idiot?"