HE: ( sitting on front porch step perusing the newspaper ) heh, now get this! Says here that nearly half the country’s businesses these days are home based. Hmmm… <p class="MsoNormal" style
[quote]But I have to wonder why your intervals are so long? I think you'd be better off doing shorter distances; more like 400's or 800's with half that distance for recovery.[/quote] I'm trying to hold a faster pace for a longer distance (training for my second half-marathon Feb. 28) and build "VO2 Max" whatever that is -at least that's supposed to be the science behind it, haha. [quote]The thing about speedwork is this....it's daunting when you think abou
Wow, you gotta be kiddin' me! Whoda thunk it, an "e-cig?" Weird. But...I dunno. Since you're into gadgets how about trying one of these out and reporting back to us on it. Heh, technology might just take care of ALL our bad habits!
[quote]You know, taltamir, I try diligently to ignore you, but since you addressed me directly, I will ask you one simple question. Have you ever, once, on any topic, disagreed with Draginol?[/quote] Hmmm....come to think about it, I've never seen the two together in the same room. [e classic]:lol:[/e]
They use to scare the hell outta me when I would see them low in the sky back in my motorcycling days because if you saw one low in the sky that meant there was another one just up ahead on the ground eating roadkill. And they take off so slow and into the wind that...well...one thing you DON'T want to do is hit one of those big birds on a running cycle! [e digicons]x_x[/e]
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To me, becoming wealthy is like acquiring physical fitness -I can get there to a certain degree within my abilities if I want to pay the price . I desire an X amount of wealth and I desire an X amount of physical fitness, but do I really want to do what it takes to get there? It takes effort and work to achieve either.
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HE: ( sitting on couch cradling laptop ) heh, listen to this: “t he trut
[quote]On topic, a healthy and stimulating blog site needs it's characters as well and while I agree Sodaiho was wrong and should probably stick to theological and spiritual discussions he is an interesting character and contributes much to the variety of this site. Could you perhaps consider just blacklisting him from your threads to be sufficient to keep him out of your hair?[/quote] If this were a democracy I'd vote for that. [e classic]:)[/e]
(thanks for the blog idea, BTW)
[quote]The only thing I do know for certain is that there are an amazing number of stupid people in the world and [/quote] And Thank God For 'em. They're my bread 'n butter ya know! [e classic];)[/e]
I don't do video games but I hardly believe they are "useless." Usually, I have observed, it is when people are at play that they learn something and figure things out on a deeper level.
[quote]on his savior's birthday.[/quote] I think I read on these forums once that Brad stated he is an athiest, but I could be wrong.
I'm not all that computer savvy but you might try putting them in "my pictures" and then do the image shack thing. Anyway, that's what I usually do.
[quote]Be a blessing in the universe.[/quote] You've certainly been one in mine. Merry Christmas Sodaiho.
Merry Christmas Donna. I hope you and yours have a wonderful 2009! [e digicons]:)[/e]
What ever happened to Monopoly? [e classic]:-|[/e]
P.S. My youngest turns 18 on Christmas day!
[quote]Hope your wife had a wonderful 50th birthday. Did you do anything special for her?[/quote] She did. She got quite a few cards and small gifts and a group of her oldest friends surprised her with balloons and candy and a gift certificate to her favorite restaurant. And my brother in law and I also chipped in and bought her and my sister (who happen to share the same birthday) a cake and surprised them with a small family party. It was a good day.
Oops! Sorry I'm so long in replying! Been awfully covered up with work and upcoming Christmas plans (my youngest turns 18 on Christmas day!) and celebrating my wife's 50th (!) birthday and, of course, squeezing in time to log 40+ miles a week running in preparation for my second half-mary coming up in February. Anyway, glad this story TICKLED ya'll! [e classic]:lol:[/e] (And it's a TRUE story too, BTW!)
Sorry I'm so late to the party, Maso! Been real busy of late (Christmas approaching and work stuff and celebrating my wife's 50th birthday 'n all). It sounds like you have a lot goin' on down there! Glad to hear something's shaking on the music scene for you too! That sounds like a great Christmas present for sure! [e classic]:congrat:[/e]
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HE: ( while perusing and old high school yearbook ) ha! There’s Burt! You remember him? He’s the one that was killed in that 'copter cra
[quote]As you get on the road again Mason please take care of yourself. Winter, as you have told us, is a hard time for truckers with cold, snow, and bad traveling. Eat hearty, drink well, and stop and see your friends along the way. Knit up a storm and listen to good music. We will be with you in our minds on your journey. [/quote] Well said.
[quote]One time at a gym I saw a leg, I thought it was a mannequin leg. I led a marching parade of fools, (my friends) when I was done a lady came out of the pool and asked for her leg back. No lie.[/quote] [quote]4.) Touched Richard Simmons sweaty leg. Ha, it was gross, but pretty darn funny.[/quote] Kelly has a leg fetish! Kelly has a leg fetish! [e digicons]:P[/e]
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