New Year's Resolutions

My own personal NYR each year is to break any NYR I might have thought about having.

This year however, I really do have a couple I'm going to stick to.

1. I am NOT going to talk about or be drawn into talking about politics on the Hermesh as you're all too retarded to understand the finer intellectual points of my opinions and are therefore all wrong*.

2. I am going back to not reading newspapers or watching TV anymore because I find the world far too depressing, insane and infuriating.

3. I am going to be less grumpy in 2010. (Odds on this are welcomed - I'll have a tenner on failure)


What are your NYRs?










*I am of course joking although "retarded" still does apply in some cases

Oh, and at some point I might try to give up smoking.......... maybe

Me and Em have written down a bucket list and our resolution is to do at least one thing from it.

started a fitness regime on boxing day, doing about an hour a day which is a good start

gonna try to stop smoking again

thats about it, might try to ween mesen off the crack but one step at a time

Screamo Searles wrote:

Me and Em have written down a bucket list and our resolution is to do at least one thing from it.

I don't bother with Resolution accept for the obvious continue to be awesome one, but I like this idea.

Newyear's resolutions are bullshit.If something is worth doing, it's worth starting today... SO, i got back to running 2 months ago, and am doing great, signing up for next half marathon in Feb. Whatever you decide to do, I wish you all the best with it. I look forward to seeing you all in 2010, and I wish you all peace and health.

1) Get a better paid job

2) Get back to the gym

3) Finish the album

Quit drinking
Eat Better
Exercise daily
Lose 2 stone, 1 of which by Feb 20th So I can fit into my coolest suit for Mr and Mrs Ortons wedding
Get MBE on tour
Move in with the Mrs

It's good to have a starting point as well as a finishing point G, which is why resolutions are a good thing for some people. I agree with you though, if a person wants to do something, why wait till tomorrow. That said I sacked off my daily exercises today and said just that I'll do them tomorrow, hehe!

The Amazing Guns wrote:

Newyear's resolutions are bullshit.If something is worth doing, it's worth starting today... SO, i got back to running 2 months ago, and am doing great, signing up for next half marathon in Feb. Whatever you decide to do, I wish you all the best with it. I look forward to seeing you all in 2010, and I wish you all peace and health.

Always though the idea was get the excesses of Christmas and new year over with then start a fresh. hence why ive been eating and drinking myself stupid for the last 2 weeks to make up for the gruelling im putting myself through in the new year.

Any plans to give up spuds Corky?

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*joke copyright some geek on twitter

Smoking AGAIN, which begins today (Sunday), and starting running again. Started running around september and was doing well until the cold started biting and my motivation wore thin, but fuck it.

Anyone wondering why the smoking ban begins on sunday is because it actually began on saturday and lasted until about 5pm, i have the will of the warrior

I was giving up fags till the last 70 minutes of the Leeds Man Utd game

still keeping fit, lost 3lb since boxing day which is feck all i know but gives one incentive

aiming to get my BMI to 22.4 by end of march

Rig wrote:

aiming to get my BMI to 22.4 by end of march

Back down to double figures would be OK for me