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Originally Posted by NorthStarDelight
Preach it brother, preach it.
I promise to give you reps when it lets me...lol.
I'm back to drinking full-fat milk now that I've found out they've been lying to me all these years. I'll never listen to any of that crap again, that's for sure.
Cheers man! I don't listen to any of that commie horse ****, I eat what taste good, I cook how I want to, and sure as hell I drink full fat (full cream here) milk aswell Skim milk is a crime against life. **** that ****
My Weber on the rear deck is my best friend My houseboat has an old school 30 year old gas fired oven and grill which uses REAL fire and needs a lighter to start, man, those grilled cheese sandwiches in this thing are something else and re-heated food tastes better than fresh. Superior to my old modern electric oven. **** modern conveniences. Fire and coal all the way!
Are there really that many pro-corporate people in this world? I've always, *always* believed that corporations are run by total bumbling idiots, beginning with the TV programming fiasco of 1974 when we had that mess with winter DST and going to school an hour later and me not being able to watch my fave TV show.
This is are the responses that I got when I launched a thread about obtaining the special edition of Pepsi Perfect:
I haven't changed my diet much since I started my intensive exercise program - I've lost 5 pounds so far.
I do find myself getting hungry a lot more, though.
Also, exercise has benefits beyond just weight management. I'm starting to care more about overall fitness than weight. But I guess I am free to feel that way since I'm not overweight.
Also, exercise has benefits beyond just weight management. I'm starting to care more about overall fitness than weight. But I guess I am free to feel that way since I'm not overweight.
While I would love to not be overweight anymore, being "fat 'n fit" is certainly much better than not being in shape and overweight. It's nice to power my way up Stone Mtn without having to stop to catch my breath every 30 seconds.
How long / steep is Stone Mountain? I have near obese friend living in NYC who ends up waliking lots of miles, has to be healthier than being a couch potato. The times I've been hiking within him he keeps the same pace as me on flatter ground, but on steeper terrain after a while he gets slow.
How long / steep is Stone Mountain? I have near obese friend living in NYC who ends up waliking lots of miles, has to be healthier than being a couch potato. The times I've been hiking within him he keeps the same pace as me on flatter ground, but on steeper terrain after a while he gets slow.
Well, I hike in from the Village (so I don't have to pay the $15 parking fee, lol) - it's about 6/10 of a mile to the base of the rock, and then it's 1.2 miles to the summit, with around 700 feet vertical from the trailhead (800 feet from where the Skylift is). So, about 3.6 miles round trip.
My round-trip time when I did it yesterday was 1:02 - only 4 minutes off my record. I'm gunning for a 55-minute time by this time next month.
I use this hike to measure my overall level of fitness, since it's quite steep in spots. Very difficult if you're not in shape, not nearly as hard when you are.
Well, I hike in from the Village (so I don't have to pay the $15 parking fee, lol) - it's about 6/10 of a mile to the base of the rock, and then it's 1.2 miles to the summit, with around 700 feet vertical from the trailhead (800 feet from where the Skylift is). So, about 3.6 miles round trip.
My round-trip time when I did it yesterday was 1:02 - only 4 minutes off my record. I'm gunning for a 55-minute time by this time next month.
That's a fast clip for a hike, almost 15 minutes a mile with elevation gain. I wonder what you'd of the Amounosac Ravine trail. It has a section with 1550 feet of elevation gain in only one mile. Combined with another trail, it's the shortest, though maybe not the easiest way up Mt. Washington.
lol at that new rate the Melbourne climate thread that was locked. Not sure whether or not to hate on "Ethereal" aka Theropod. Need other's input on this matter
btw I give that ****house climate 98 F's
Not sure what your deep vendetta against me is about. I mean, you just started a some sort of a hate campaign against me with that vile post.
Funny, you have gave Melbourne 98 F's (as you say) and yet you get mad when people criticize the climate? I made that poll/thread because you treated those Melbourne polls with iniquity.
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Originally Posted by Coldfront Factory
And he continually resurrects decade old rate the climate threads for no reason. He did refer to me as a troll in his newest melbourne thread (that thread could have simply been a "legit" way to insult me, who knows) so I may have to tell his Shitney ass to get stuffed. Just not 100% sure yet. So until further developments i'll keep my opinions neutral.
You expect that no one would call someone with 98 accounts a troll? Lol.
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Originally Posted by Coldfront Factory
I think that latest melbourne thread was just a cheap shot me at me.
The world doesn't revolve around you, unfortunately. You think too much of yourself.
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Why do I suddenly think your awesome and want to invite you over for a bbq and drinking?
Do I phase you this much? Wow.
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Probably like how "hot" and "superior" and therefore "impressive" it is
You say these things YOURSELF, ironically. You're the one thinks anything that is hot, it's automatically "superior" and "impressive". That's totally the opposite of how I see climates. Your thoughts about me are just deluded.
Look, you have this notion that every Sydneysider thinks that they live in a climate more superior than Melbourne. Newsflash, I don't really think that and I really don't care. And...you know very well that I despise hot climates...
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Originally Posted by alex985
He seems to have an agenda to try and make Australia's boring climates look as interesting as possible.
And? Everyone has their own definition of an interesting climate. I personally find four seasonal climates like NYC garbage, but I don't hate on users "promoting" them. Btw, there are only 3 active people here from AUS. We shouldn't be a threat.
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He does do that too. Sydney is not even that great either, talk about a snoozefest of a climate.
Yes. To you isn't. Are you aware the people have opinions?
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I'm not sure why he's always trying to prove how "varied" Sydney is. Like, give it a rest.
Poor you, must be hard sleeping through this huh?
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But, Theropod is actually very annoying. I'd hate on him more but I've already had several dozen infractions.
Need to machine some parts for the gearbox on the outboard motor I'm building. Wonder if the UCF machine shop lets students work on projects.
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My houseboat has an old school 30 year old gas fired oven and grill which uses REAL fire and needs a lighter to start, man, those grilled cheese sandwiches in this thing are something else and re-heated food tastes better than fresh. Superior to my old modern electric oven. **** modern conveniences. Fire and coal all the way!
