I usually do
But it was £1/pizza, so I tried. I usually don't like ww food at all, it's so untasty.
(Aberracion Life's getting very complicated, but a lot of fun., Thu 3 Jun 2010, 10:50, 2 replies, latest was 16 years ago)

yeah it's just like real food with the good bits missing
the pizza is usually so devoid of cheese it looks like tomato bread.
( Kitty v1.0 desperately naive, Thu 3 Jun 2010, 10:52, Reply)

Yep
Even the Asda eat smart food is better (not that I buy much, but I always have one in the freezer just in case)
(Aberracion Life's getting very complicated, but a lot of fun., Thu 3 Jun 2010, 10:56, Reply)

I always have Chicago Town in the freezer just in case
this is where I'm going wrong.
( Kitty v1.0 desperately naive, Thu 3 Jun 2010, 11:01, Reply)

Well, at least you're not trying to lose weight
I'm planning to have tasty pizza in the freezer just in case as soon as I finish this stupid diet.
(Aberracion Life's getting very complicated, but a lot of fun., Thu 3 Jun 2010, 11:08, Reply)

Not untasty, tasteless : )
I've discovered that no matter what I do my belly is going nowhere.
( girlinthehole, Thu 3 Jun 2010, 10:53, Reply)

Thanks, love
One day I'll learn all the un-, in-, de- and -less :)

Why don't you try belly dancing? Or any other dancing? It's fun and you burn a lot of energy.
(Aberracion Life's getting very complicated, but a lot of fun., Thu 3 Jun 2010, 10:57, Reply)

I want to do salsa or some sort of latin dancing.
I think there are lessons near me but I'm terrible at getting myself sorted and joining.
( girlinthehole, Thu 3 Jun 2010, 11:06, Reply)

I went to salsa lessons for a couple of months
Really good fun. I stopped because it was £5/hour; but if I could find them cheaper I'd join again.
(Aberracion Life's getting very complicated, but a lot of fun., Thu 3 Jun 2010, 11:09, Reply)

I quite like detasty
I think I'll start using that.
( Kitty v1.0 desperately naive, Thu 3 Jun 2010, 11:09, Reply)

That's the good thing about English language
You start using a new word, and if it catches, that's it, you have a new word. You don't need The Royal Academy of the English Language to evaluate it, consider if it's necessary and then, in some cases, accept it as a new word.
(Aberracion Life's getting very complicated, but a lot of fun., Thu 3 Jun 2010, 11:19, Reply)

I think the official line
is that if you can get the word published in a certain number of publications, then it will be recognised as a word. Sadly I can't remember what the threshold is, nor what criteria said publication has to fulfil in order to be recognised (e.g., so "horsetastic," however frequently used in Deagostini I Love Horses would probably not qualify)
(LongJohnBaldry, Thu 3 Jun 2010, 11:41, Reply)

"Weightwatchers Ready Meals:
Tasteless as a Derrick Bird joke"
(LongJohnBaldry, Thu 3 Jun 2010, 11:02, Reply)