You realise you've limited the amount of bikes you can have?jacksonpt said:Mornin Stosh.
"Built" this last night...
That's all.
There isn't enough beer in the Northeast to get me to do wallpapering.stosh said:How is everybody today?
I forgot my lunch and breakfast at home...
Guess I'll be dining out today for lunch...
I got nothing else to talk about today other than painting and stripping wall paper sucks!!!
Hope ya all have a great day!
Na - I made them in a hurry last night. I didn't expect them to work as well as they did (I just kind of threw them together... didn't really give it much thought). When I have some more time I'm going to redo them, probably with 4 "stalls" and some upgrades.stosh said:You realise you've limited the amount of bikes you can have?
Nice! Why does the IH look so short?
oh we drank 1/2 a case of yuegling over the weekend to numb the pain of stripping wall paper.SuzyCreamcheese said:There isn't enough beer in the Northeast to get me to do wallpapering.
The Cheese
hey... I was looking into signing up at the local YMCA or something similar, how do you find the time to work out?I Are Baboon said:Word.
I worked late last night and missed my workout. Dammit. I may play volleyball tonight, depending on whether or not MBC's team needs a player.
Nice!jacksonpt said:Na - I made them in a hurry last night. I didn't expect them to work as well as they did (I just kind of threw them together... didn't really give it much thought). When I have some more time I'm going to redo them, probably with 4 "stalls" and some upgrades.
Leroy got his ass kicked.Skookum said:Just thought i'd bring a little Jim Croce to the thread this morning.
I don't find time, I make time. I used to get up early in the morning (4:30) to work out simply because gyms are way too packed after work. But my new gym is pretty quiet after work, so I now work out then (6:00 PM-ish). The hard part is planning meals so we're not eating dinner at 9:00.stosh said:hey... I was looking into signing up at the local YMCA or something similar, how do you find the time to work out?
24 hours in a day - 10(work) - 6(sleep) -1(eat) -1(shower/dress)= 6 hours to work outstosh said:hey... I was looking into signing up at the local YMCA or something similar, how do you find the time to work out?
Right.......... you probably don't eat before you work out either right? There are 2 places that look promissing and not "meat head" gyms.I Are Baboon said:I don't find time, I make time. I used to get up early in the morning (4:30) to work out simply because gyms are way too packed after work. But my new gym is pretty quiet after work, so I now work out then (6:00 PM-ish). The hard part is planning meals so we're not eating dinner at 9:00.
Ah, it may be that easy for you single guys... but for some of us it's more likedouglas said:24 hours in a day - 10(work) - 6(sleep) -1(eat) -1(shower/dress)= 6 hours to work out
just turn the tv off
I have dinner after the workout. Working out on a full stomach is a bad idea because your body is expending energy trying to digest your meal instead of fueling your workout.stosh said:Right.......... you probably don't eat before you work out either right? There are 2 places that look promissing and not "meat head" gyms.
Or you could go and locate your balls, re-attach them, tell your S.O. that you'd like at least two of those seven hours back, and go workoutjacksonpt said:7 hours (doing what S.O. tells us to do) = 24 hours
THis was my idea however it would include my S.O. being there with me.jacksonpt said:Ah, it may be that easy for you single guys... but for some of us it's more like
10 hours (work) + 7 hours (sleep) + 7 hours (doing what S.O. tells us to do) = 24 hours
No time for that - see above forumla.binary visions said:Or you could go and locate your balls
BWAHHHHHHHHHH GOOD ANSWER.jacksonpt said:No time for that - see above forumla.
Sheesh, when you consider sleep to be of higher priority than locating and re-attaching your sack, maybe it's better that you don't have 'em...jacksonpt said:No time for that - see above forumla.
binary visions said:Sheesh, when you consider sleep to be of higher priority than locating and re-attaching your sack, maybe it's better that you don't have 'em...
haha.binary visions said:Sheesh, when you consider sleep to be of higher priority than locating and re-attaching your sack, maybe it's better that you don't have 'em...
jacksonpt said:Ah, it may be that easy for you single guys... but for some of us it's more like
10 hours (work) + 7 hours (sleep) + 7 hours (doing what S.O. tells us to do) = 24 hours
Not too bad. A little snow, blowing wind. About -10C.stosh said:hey man! How's the weather up there?
why the hell do you live up there?lockemiester said:Not too bad. A little snow, blowing wind. About -10C.
Hmmmm, I never thought about it realy. I was pretty much born and raised here, so I guess that would be the answer.stosh said:why the hell do you live up there?
what's the summer temp up there?lockemiester said:Hmmmm, I never thought about it realy. I was pretty much born and raised here, so I guess that would be the answer.
We have a good trail system though. Some skilled builders that are realy starting to build some nice stunts/trails. Other then the terribly cold and long off season, I have no reason to leave.
stosh said:what's the summer temp up there?
good luck with that! I also got your SS e-mail!!Shyrmp said:Good Morning Stosh
I'm leaving work early to go to the bone specialist. Hopefully he will have good news.
Have a good day!
oh...... I'm thinking -10 was -10F.... it all makes more sense now.....lockemiester said:We get 20C to mid 30C in the summer. Usually for a few weeks. And it is usually dry, so lots of ride time. Being way up north, the sun does not set untill 11:00pm or later in the summer. I've been on rides till 11:30pm without lights on the bikes.
YAY!!!!stosh said:good luck with that! I also got your SS e-mail!!