The Saturday Night Show - 18th. April 2015

United Chester Men

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

I despise people like this

go on........................

Welsh Megaman

Seasick Steve on tambourine duties.

Go Harvey Go

bottlebrush wrote: »

And if you get it wrong, you get it right next time, next ti............me.............

That was a great song too - as was "Night Owl".

efb

United Chester Men wrote: »

go on........................

Waiting for the biggest climbdown since irish Water

small town girl

It's interesting that with piece on obesity coming up that there's been a few weight related comments so far on thread this evening

bottlebrush

Could have sworn that was Marcus Feehily playing guitar behind Mundy

C.K Dexter Haven

Go Harvey Go wrote: »

God, imagine if Baker Street had been one of the other answers to this question...

Any excuse to play Gerry Rafferty.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fo6aKnRnBxM

We'd have a 70s fest?:P

Pure Mule

Howjoe1 wrote: »

Pure ****e that Mundy

even in July

Singer73

Great to see young kids like Mundy getting a chance on tv.....

efb

I wonder which is Which...

Welsh Megaman

Shame the album wasn't called 'Manic Mundy' :pac:

Go Harvey Go

small town girl wrote: »

It's interesting that with piece on obesity coming up that there's been a few weight related comments so far on thread this evening

Co-inky-dink, that's all.

No walk-on for these guests, I observe...

amdublin

I think our perspective of what is "normal" has become skewed

Mr.Nice Guy

This talk of food is making me hungry. I'm off for some junk food. Night folks. :cool:

SEPT 23 1989

Dont have any fun ever

bottlebrush

Are we talking about gastric bands or drastic brands?

Go Harvey Go

Why did this have to be the last interview tonight? :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Welsh Megaman

A McDonalds salad has just as much calories as a Big Mac :eek:

Crazy.

monkey9

He is talking sense here. He really is.

small town girl

Go Harvey Go wrote: »

Co-inky-dink, that's all.

No walk-on for these guests, I observe...

I know it's co-incidence, and I'm not suggesting its deliberate or particularly mean, guess I just noted some of them and thought it interesting

Poor girl in blue looks so miserable and uncomfortable, fair play to her for having courage to take part on TV show

amdublin

amdublin wrote: »

The guy on the tambourine looks like the owner of the crazy 70's house on Home of the Year on Thursday on rte.

Anyone see it?

Yup, that was him on HoTY: http://www.independent.ie/life/home-garden/interiors/sunny-side-up-musicians-authentic-1950sstyle-decor-30626121.html

Welsh Megaman

He didn't mention Johnny Logan, the fast-food pushing charlatan!

Balmed Out

Interesting point, tobacco advertising is so heavily regulated but sports stars are free to advertise fast food.
Not being a doctor but which is worse for you being a smoker or obese?

JONJO THE MISER

Time for twix.

bottlebrush

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

This talk of food is making me hungry. I'm off for some junk food. Night folks. :cool:

Bring me back a can of fanta and a curry chip

efb

I was pizza

amdublin

I've cut sugar and carbs completely down. I am now on high fat and protein.

I don't fear fats anymore. I fear sugar.

Welsh Megaman

Singer73 wrote: »

Great to see young kids like Mundy getting a chance on tv.....

Is that you, Paddy Casey? :pac:

Balmed Out

Ok a quick google says obesity is worse. Brendan was a lot heavier before wasnt he?

C.K Dexter Haven

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

A McDonalds salad has just as much calories as a Big Mac :eek:

Crazy.

Have a Big-Mac so, far more tastier:P

amdublin

What diet is Brendan doing at the moment????

bottlebrush

amdublin wrote: »

I've cut sugar and carbs completely down. I am now on high fat and protein.

I don't fear fats anymore. I fear sugar.

Me too. I cut out sugar completely since Christmas - lost 1/2 stone no problem, no effort

efb

amdublin wrote: »

What diet is Brendan doing at the moment????

Ray D'Arcy steals his food

SEPT 23 1989

1930'S Germany

Welsh Megaman

amdublin wrote: »

I've cut sugar and carbs completely down. I am now on high fat and protein.

I don't fear fats anymore. I fear sugar.

I used to have Innocent Smoothie drinks all the time, until I found out how much sugar is in them. :eek:

I might as well have opened a bag of Tate And Lyle and started spoonfeeding myself.

CountyHurler

Anyone want a pringle....

C.K Dexter Haven

Chip anyone?:P

Go Harvey Go

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

I used to have Innocent Smoothie drinks all the time, until I found out how much sugar is in them. :eek:

No surprise, really, when one considers that Innocent is owned by Coca-Cola now...

Go Harvey Go

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

1930'S Germany

Now what are you talking about?

Welsh Megaman

C.K Dexter Haven wrote: »

Chip anyone?:P

I'd rather have that than the roadkill in the middle

amdublin

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

I used to have Innocent Smoothie drinks all the time, until I found out how much sugar is in them. :eek:

I might as well have opened a bag of Tate And Lyle and started spoonfeeding myself.

I am eating rashers for breakfast with bullet coffee (butter and cream).
Cheese for lunch.
And then meat, mayo with a fried egg for dinner.

And losing weight and feeling great.

Sorry to repeat it, but I don't fear fats anymore, I fear sugar,
Google LCHF/ LCHF diet doctor / LCHF cereal killers

SEPT 23 1989

Boring man is boring

Balmed Out

bottlebrush wrote: »

Me too. I cut out sugar completely since Christmas - lost 1/2 stone no problem, no effort

Jesus anytime ive cut out sugar its like giving up fags for the first few days at least. Personally as an adult I would always be considered by others to be of a healthy weight but actually go from a low to plus 8kg and back down again, always an extreme of gaining or losing never balanced.

CountyHurler

Next question...

"Did you become fat cos your brother was good at rugby and you werent"...

tampopo

I fecking knew it. Conor O'Shea's brother....

bottlebrush

Go Harvey Go wrote: »

Now what are you talking about?

This thread, different programme perhaps?

amdublin

Balmed Out wrote: »

Jesus anytime ive cut out sugar its like giving up fags for the first few days at least. Personally as an adult I would always be considered by others to be of a healthy weight but actually go from a low to plus 8kg and back down again, always an extreme of gaining or losing never balanced.

If you replace the sugar with fat - butter, cream etc - it satisfies you and you don't crave sugar.

I am having NO chocolate cravings whatsoever. (on LCHF lifestyle)

Go Harvey Go

bottlebrush wrote: »

This thread, different programme perhaps?

Ah, so that's probably why he said "I despise people like this"...

small town girl

I appreciate his efforts but I do think the fight against obesity in Ireland needs a more charismatic figurehead, he is boring and kinda condescending in my opinion

C.K Dexter Haven

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

I'd rather have that than the roadkill in the middle

Would Sir like a waffer thin mint?