ejwrank wrote:Well how the mighty have fallen! Weight Watchers chucked out of All You Can Eat Buffet for overeating and raucous behaviour. My goodness... what will we lurkers think about all this!
Well in truth I would have totally ignored the suggestion from the waiter that you should leave and I would today be penning a letter (or tapping an email to said All You Can Eat Buffet) telling them you were very disappointed/actually quite appalled by their treatment of their esteemed, p*ying customers. And how sad that now you wouldn't be able to recommend their establishment to the 2000+ people you know online who were all dying to eat there.
But we are all very glad to hear that you had a successful meet-up and enjoyed the day. And hope that Diane's daughter enjoyed the uni visit too.
It was really to do with the time and it was just reminding us that if we stayed later it would be the evening prices but in saying that the amount of food I was shovelling in there wouldn't be much left for anyone else if I (we) had stayed much longer 
Just about to do my DVD before I start making dinner as trying to redeem myself after yesterday's behaviour - I just got in with the wrong crowd and was led astray! She loved the uni - its her second favourite after Lancaster but either would be good.
A banana, grapes or a sandwich are quiet and healthy. Glad to see that you are scared of girls 
I know its a ballot entry but I was really really hoping I can get in. I wont let it demoralise me though, I can still keep my target, so I might do the Edinburgh marathon again in May instead :-). I dont believe marathons are actually healthy so I dont plan to ever run marathons after my next one but I need to do one more and to do it under 4 hours. My Edinburgh marathon, was a great personal achievement but I know I am capable of doing a much better time than what I did then. Once I've achieved that, I'll stick to the more enjoyable half marathons which doesnt take too much of my time in training for.