Ever Feel Like a Thread Killer?

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[quote]Makavali wrote:

People really DO need to beat their kids.[/quote]

Or pay someone else to do it. Martial art classes anyone?
{just thought I would throw in my $0.02}

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Good Morning!

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[quote]pch2 wrote:
Good Morning![/quote]

Yes, it is.

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[quote]ComixGuy wrote:
pch2 wrote:
Good Morning!

Yes, it is.[/quote]

I managed to sleep for about 12 hours last night, I feel great today!

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[quote]pch2 wrote:
ComixGuy wrote:
pch2 wrote:
Good Morning!

Yes, it is.

I managed to sleep for about 12 hours last night, I feel great today![/quote]

Lazy.

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[quote]LightsOutLuthor wrote:
pch2 wrote:
ComixGuy wrote:
pch2 wrote:
Good Morning!

Yes, it is.

I managed to sleep for about 12 hours last night, I feel great today!

Lazy.[/quote]

You’re just jealous.

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[quote]pch2 wrote:
LightsOutLuthor wrote:
pch2 wrote:
ComixGuy wrote:
pch2 wrote:
Good Morning!

Yes, it is.

I managed to sleep for about 12 hours last night, I feel great today!

Lazy.

You’re just jealous.[/quote]

yeah, that too.

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I just removed 5 stiches from my shin.

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Yeah, that’s the 816th result for a Google image search of my last name.

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It always comes back around to the farm animals huh

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So, random stuff isn’t killing this thread, so I’ll take the approach that kills the others:

A response with a numbered list.

So, I found out a good way to maximize a few things:

  1. I like to spend money, but am cheap about things that I don’t want to spend money on (gas, transportation, etc.)

  2. I most likely have ADD, and being on a treadmill/elliptical/etc. for any extended amount of time gets my head into all the 'I could be doing this or that" type of thought pattern, and I stop before I should.

  3. I like rigid schedules. I fit better in the (see ADD comment above).

  4. I hate getting up early unless I have to.

So, I decided to start biking part of the way to work after taking the rapid transit most of the way. I work 24 miles from home, so I ride that last 2 miles by bike (a cool fold up that I carry on the train).

That’s 4 miles of riding a day, and it’s a single speed bike, so the hills help burn the quads, esp. after I’ve done a squat day, or deads in the morning.

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[quote]LightsOutLuthor wrote:
So, random stuff isn’t killing this thread, so I’ll take the approach that kills the others:

A response with a numbered list.

So, I found out a good way to maximize a few things:

  1. I like to spend money, but am cheap about things that I don’t want to spend money on (gas, transportation, etc.)

  2. I most likely have ADD, and being on a treadmill/elliptical/etc. for any extended amount of time gets my head into all the 'I could be doing this or that" type of thought pattern, and I stop before I should.

  3. I like rigid schedules. I fit better in the (see ADD comment above).

  4. I hate getting up early unless I have to.

So, I decided to start biking part of the way to work after taking the rapid transit most of the way. I work 24 miles from home, so I ride that last 2 miles by bike (a cool fold up that I carry on the train).

That’s 4 miles of riding a day, and it’s a single speed bike, so the hills help burn the quads, esp. after I’ve done a squat day, or deads in the morning.

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That sounds like a great list.

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[quote]Lonnie123 wrote:
LightsOutLuthor wrote:
So, random stuff isn’t killing this thread, so I’ll take the approach that kills the others:

A response with a numbered list.

So, I found out a good way to maximize a few things:

  1. I like to spend money, but am cheap about things that I don’t want to spend money on (gas, transportation, etc.)

  2. I most likely have ADD, and being on a treadmill/elliptical/etc. for any extended amount of time gets my head into all the 'I could be doing this or that" type of thought pattern, and I stop before I should.

  3. I like rigid schedules. I fit better in the (see ADD comment above).

  4. I hate getting up early unless I have to.

So, I decided to start biking part of the way to work after taking the rapid transit most of the way. I work 24 miles from home, so I ride that last 2 miles by bike (a cool fold up that I carry on the train).

That’s 4 miles of riding a day, and it’s a single speed bike, so the hills help burn the quads, esp. after I’ve done a squat day, or deads in the morning.

That sounds like a great list.[/quote]

Yup, it flows very logically.

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No, no no! you’re supposed to let it DIE after I put a list in a response! Ugh, how am I supposed to win.

Ah! I’ve got it! I’ll dissect your responses and ask for very particular reasoning behind every point you make!

Lonnie - How can you say it “sounds” like a great list, when, if fact, I typed it, and did not SPEAK it? Hmmm?

PCH2 - you meant to say EXTREMELY LOGICALLY, right? Right?

(that’s how you kill a thread!)

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[quote]LightsOutLuthor wrote:
PCH2 - you meant to say EXTREMELY LOGICALLY, right? Right?
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no

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[quote]pch2 wrote:
LightsOutLuthor wrote:
PCH2 - you meant to say EXTREMELY LOGICALLY, right? Right?

no
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I dunno if you’re too young to remember this, but there was a Sesame Street book called “the monster at the end of this book”…and Grover kept trying to STOP the reader from turning the pages 'cuz there was a MONSTER at the end of the book (hence the title) and that’s a little of what this reminds me of.

you’re supposed to let the thread die and not respond to me :slight_smile:

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[quote]LightsOutLuthor wrote:
you’re supposed to let the thread die and not respond to me :slight_smile:

[/quote]

Oh

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[quote]LightsOutLuthor wrote:
pch2 wrote:
LightsOutLuthor wrote:
PCH2 - you meant to say EXTREMELY LOGICALLY, right? Right?

no

I dunno if you’re too young to remember this, but there was a Sesame Street book called “the monster at the end of this book”…and Grover kept trying to STOP the reader from turning the pages 'cuz there was a MONSTER at the end of the book (hence the title) and that’s a little of what this reminds me of.

you’re supposed to let the thread die and not respond to me :slight_smile:

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But to let you be the last respondent would be to make you a threadkiller again and that was what you were lamenting about in your original post. So by not letting you be a threadkiller we are helping your self-esteem. No thank-yous are necessary.

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[quote]ComixGuy wrote:
LightsOutLuthor wrote:
pch2 wrote:
LightsOutLuthor wrote:
PCH2 - you meant to say EXTREMELY LOGICALLY, right? Right?

no

I dunno if you’re too young to remember this, but there was a Sesame Street book called “the monster at the end of this book”…and Grover kept trying to STOP the reader from turning the pages 'cuz there was a MONSTER at the end of the book (hence the title) and that’s a little of what this reminds me of.

you’re supposed to let the thread die and not respond to me :slight_smile:

But to let you be the last respondent would be to make you a threadkiller again and that was what you were lamenting about in your original post. So by not letting you be a threadkiller we are helping your self-esteem. No thank-yous are necessary.
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I see what you did there.

Very wily, mister.

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[quote]Very wily, mister.
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yup