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I wanted the massive container of Jelly Bellys!! So epic!!

In reality there's not a lot of stuff I would buy regularly, not to make it worthwhile paying the $60 anyway. Maybe I just need to be a scab and go once every 6 months or so with a member, and never become a member myself :D

The blocks of cheese were too massive, I wouldn't use it before it went mouldy :laugh:

Would get the laundry liquid (they have the brand I use), bulk packs of Up N Go, maybe the olives. I can't even think of what else?

Bulking up or at least trying to haha

Cheaper then getting on the juice

Chicken. Brown rice. Milk. Lots. Or is your metabolism ossim enough to disregard what you eat? lol. Matty whom you saw at my place today used to be really quite skinny (like Shane, the other dude who you might've noticed go through the garage). His method seemed to be eat stupid amounts of good food lol. All the time.

I wanted the massive container of Jelly Bellys!! So epic!!

In reality there's not a lot of stuff I would buy regularly, not to make it worthwhile paying the $60 anyway. Maybe I just need to be a scab and go once every 6 months or so with a member, and never become a member myself :D

Yeah this is true. Although I do like to get the ~2kg trays of steaks and blast through them in a couple of days by myself hahahahaha

Chicken. Brown rice. Milk. Lots. Or is your metabolism ossim enough to disregard what you eat? lol. Matty whom you saw at my place today used to be really quite skinny (like Shane, the other dude who you might've noticed go through the garage). His method seemed to be eat stupid amounts of good food lol. All the time.

Metabolism used to be amazingly good!

But then when I stopped surfing etc. due to having to work 5 days a week

It finally caught up with me.

Not that im fat or even near it I just want to be healthy again.

Lol Chicken. Brown rice. Milk. LOTS!

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