Love kills. - Page 6

garinda · 27-02-2007, 16:53

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Originally Posted by chav1

what the hell has that got to do with anything i said i went out and bought healthy shopping and it cost more than when i went out doing a normal shop , what takeaway food i eat is irrelivant

You've just said you only shop in one supermarket. The healthy options could have been bought more cheaply if you'd have gone to the market, or shopped around.

You said only the rich can afford to eat healthily, that is completely wrong. Millions of people ate more healthily in the war under rationing than they do now.

accymel · 27-02-2007, 16:58

Unfortnately you eat & survive as to your means & i do the best i can

Tho i thought this case was more on the over indulgent eating habits that this family in question was guilty of???

Tinkerbelle · 27-02-2007, 16:59

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Originally Posted by accymel

Tho i thought this case was more on the over indulgent eating habits that this family in question was guilty of???

Chav started it

chav1 · 27-02-2007, 17:00

i didnt say i only shopped in one supermarket i gave asda as an example ime sure morrisons and tescos sell just athe same crap as asda

when the war was on - jesus mate times have changed and so has the economy

anyway ime oof too pick my lad up them ime gonna sit down with a curry and a bottle of stella

accymel · 27-02-2007, 17:02

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Originally Posted by chav1

i didnt say i only shopped in one supermarket i gave asda as an example ime sure morrisons and tescos sell just athe same crap as asda

when the war was on - jesus mate times have changed and so has the economy

anyway ime oof too pick my lad up them ime gonna sit down with a curry and a bottle of stella

Yes gone are the days where u could choose what food to catch for the cave LOL!!!!

garinda · 27-02-2007, 17:05

Cost to make Shepherd's pie from scratch for four- £2.59.

Cost from a supermarket of a ready meals for four- £4.00, and that's the cheapest, which will also be full of addatives and other rubbish....and won't be as tasty as mine, and with mine you'll get a more filling portion.

accymel · 27-02-2007, 17:07

Thats for 4 theres only 2 1/2 here

strangely a lot cheaper for more bigger familys than small ones

Tinkerbelle · 27-02-2007, 17:12

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Originally Posted by accymel

Thats for 4 theres only 2 1/2 here

So you've already bought the ingredients for 4 at £2.59, as there's only 2 1/2 of you, you put a crust on the mince and vegetables and have a lovely mince and vegetable pie later in the week

garinda · 27-02-2007, 17:17

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Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle

So you've already bought the ingredients for 4 at £2.59, as there's only 2 1/2 of you, you put a crust on the mince and vegetables and have a lovely mince and vegetable pie later in the week

I'll marry you Tinks and we'll live like Kings, and Chav can take AccyMel up the back aisle of the supermarket, to the frozen sausage section.

lettie · 27-02-2007, 17:19

Despite this woman claiming to be depressed, I notice that she is not depressed enough to avoid doing countless TV interviews. She is neglecting her child's health. I don't think that removal of the child will help them but I do think that a temporary spell at a 'fat camp' for want of a better phrase, would do the kid good. He could be re-educated about food, exercised and dieted. His mother also needs some education about food and nutrition. Maybe this could be a good project for one of the TV companies to take up.

Evidence suggests that living off junk food with no fresh fruit, veg, fish, exercise etc causes listlessness, tiredness, loss of motivation and depression-like symptoms. I'm afraid that cries of 'he won't eat that,' don't wash with me.. He is a child and she is the adult. If he were hungry enough he would eat it......... I know that I did, when my dad served me up the same bowl of salted porridge for 5 meals on the trot....Yuk!!! I'd have killed for an apple...

garinda · 27-02-2007, 17:20

Plus, if you were making your own Shepherd's Pie from scratch, you could throw in a whole load of vegetables, and the fussy little darlings wouldn't even know, whilst getting a portion of their daily fruit and veg intake.