Brandy and Cigars MkII

Sauve

That's the spirit!

Dravokivich

Kya1976 wrote: »

Am I the only one that never irons anything??:o

Nope, only bother to do it if I've got something formal coming up or wear a shirt for what ever reason.

D'Agger

Otis Driftwood wrote: »

Ive heard from a number of ex smokers that once they set a date and got it into their head that was their quit date that it made it alot easier so thats what Im going to do.

Very true, I know a few people who did that.

I know once I get into a gym routine and lay off the booze I'll cut down on the smokes

I'm on rollies and I enjoy having my few per day but I wouldn't consider myself a heavy smoker. If I cut down in the next few weeks then I'd consider giving up alltogether in the new year - maybe around the start of February - I'd go for January but I'm not one to follow the crowd and do the whole "new years resolution" shíte


way too cool for that :cool:

D'Agger

Dravokivich wrote: »

Nope, only bother to do it if I've got something formal coming up or wear a shirt for what ever reason.

I'm getting to be this way myself - only Iron my good clothes really - my body heat will sort out the wrinkles on the stuff I wear at home :pac:

Sauve

Ironing is devil work.
Sorry Otis but you're going straight to hell.

Otis Driftwood

Believe me love,Im hellbound for a helluva lot more than ironing!

Pembily

I love ironing but I never bother unless its work clothes

Afternoon all

Dravokivich

Otis Driftwood wrote: »

hellbound

Desire to listen to Re-Inventing the Steel rising!



Must dig that out when I get home later.

Otis Driftwood

Its mostly shirts with myself and most of them are work shirts.I dont mind doing it and rather do 15 at a time and not have to worry about them for over a month than do them in dribs and drabs.

ToxicPaddy

stupidusername wrote: »

bluewolf wrote: »

Well, if you interpret "pillows"...

Even I'm lost

ToxicPaddy wrote: »

Afternoon all.. how's everyone today?

hi o/

i'm sore-ish, but getting things sorted which is kinda cool.

busy?

Yup, in London atm, winging my way from place to place doing bits n pieces.. all good except for the fact I'm lugging a bloody heavy rucksack full of IT bits and a bloody heavy switch around with me

ToxicPaddy

Pembily wrote: »

I love ironing but I never bother unless its work clothes

Afternoon all

Afternoon.. like ironing too, find it very theraputic (sp?)

parker kent

Pembily wrote: »

I love ironing but I never bother unless its work clothes

I have work clothes that need ironing....

Just sayin' :P

D'Agger

ToxicPaddy wrote: »

Yup, in London atm, winging my way from place to place doing bits n pieces.. all good except for the fact I'm lugging a bloody heavy rucksack full of IT bits and a bloody heavy switch around with me

Dragging a switch around London

Fúck that!!!

ToxicPaddy

parker kent wrote: »

Pembily wrote: »

I love ironing but I never bother unless its work clothes

I have work clothes that need ironing....

Just sayin' :P

Want me to show I where the iron is?
Oh and don't answer the telephone when ironing.. just a tip :P

parker kent

ToxicPaddy wrote: »

Want me to show I where the iron is?
Oh and don't answer the telephone when ironing.. just a tip :P

Well I have lived on my own for years (well other than the dole period after graduation last year) and I'm self sufficient. My Home Economics teacher loved me :pac:

Never too self sufficient to turn down a joke though!

Captain Havoc

Pembily wrote: »

Bluey I'm not contagious :P

The cycle was nice I'm feeling ok, not 100% but hopefully the Dr will sort me out later! I love when you've the area you're running in to yourself Sav! Cycling is relaxing so better than the stress odd the bus...

Now that you're cycling, I think you need to get one of these sexy kits:

Sauve

Oh oh oh!
Can I have some boards running gear?!
:pac:

Sky King

Running gear, as in wheel bearings and power transmissions etc?

I didn't know boards did that!

Sauve

Um no, I was thinking more along the lines of a boards t-shirt really :pac:

Pembily

Sauvignon82 wrote: »

Um no, I was thinking more along the lines of a boards t-shirt really :pac:

I like your thinking!

I may have a road bike but I won't be doing speeds / distances like that for a while! I'll do about 50k a week to and from work and hoping for at least 1 30k cycle over the weekends

Evening all!

Sauve

That's still quite decent Pem, it's a hell of a lot more than I run in a week anyway :pac:

Strongly considering investing in a good road bike in the new year/spring myself. My wee bro is a good cyclist so I'd have company. Running just gets a bit tedious at times, and I like fast things

Morning all.

Pembily

Sauvignon82 wrote: »

That's still quite decent Pem, it's a hell of a lot more than I run in a week anyway :pac:

Strongly considering investing in a good road bike in the new year/spring myself. My wee bro is a good cyclist so I'd have company. Running just gets a bit tedious at times, and I like fast things

Morning all.

As I've only cycle to work on it I haven't done any speed but I hope to Saturday I used to get to 30kph on my cousins bike so hoping I can sustain that speed! I don't run but cycling is soo fast and amazing I would defo recommend investing!

D'Agger

Anybody else here have trouble doing bike work in the gym?

I need to work on the stamina in my leg muscles due to past injuries, also it's good cardio but I constantly get fed up after about 15mins and I'm not cycling around Cork....the drivers down here are manic!

parker kent

The bike is my favourite thing in the gym along with a rowing machine. I'd have the reverse problem with a treadmill, I can't stick any more than 10 minutes on it without getting bored.

D'Agger

parker kent wrote: »

The bike is my favourite thing in the gym along with a rowing machine. I'd have the reverse problem with a treadmill, I can't stick any more than 10 minutes on it without getting bored.

With the treadmill I find I'll use it for warming up and then maybe set a target of distance to run.

Try to do the same with the bike but find it a bit hard - maybe I just need to pace myself, I constantly go at a fairly good tempo, if I do intervals I might have more success.

Sauve

@Paulie-
If you're getting bored on the bike it means you're not working hard enough. Pain is a great distraction.
:pac:

D'Agger

Sauvignon82 wrote: »

@Paulie-
If you're getting bored on the bike it means you're not working hard enough. Pain is a great distraction.
:pac:

Nah I think it's I get sick of the hard work!! I think I have the answer - the TV in the gym has a usb input - I'll put on a TV show I like and not get off the bike until I've watched an episode or two

parker kent

Nah he needs to sit behind a girl with a great ass or near a hottie on a treadmill. Fitness through creeping :pac:

D'Agger

parker kent wrote: »

Nah he needs to sit behind a girl with a great ass or near a hottie on a treadmill. Fitness through creeping :pac:

Nah man just stand and watch, no need for exercise - perving by standing :pac:

Larianne

parker kent wrote: »

Nah he needs to sit behind a girl with a great ass or near a hottie on a treadmill. Fitness through creeping :pac:

:cool:


:pac: