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Clearlier

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I lived and trained abroad for a year and a half and when the temperatures got to 37 / 38 it got very hard to get up, let alone train. After around two weeks though the body just gets used to it and actually I found it fantastic to train in once hydration was well managed.

Came back weighing 68.5kg at 6"2 inches!

Was talking to Steve Way once when he weight 66.2 kgs at about 6ft high. His skin was like parchment paper - scary thin!

Have you got back in training yet (or did you ever stop)?

Clearlier

Clearlier wrote: »

Was talking to Steve Way once when he weight 66.2 kgs at about 6ft high. His skin was like parchment paper - scary thin!

Have you got back in training yet (or did you ever stop)?

Yeah it's a bit odd looking. You can see your circulatory system not just in your arms but chest also - clear as day. Doesn't look unhealthy though - nothing as bad as Awec.

Stopped training a few years ago, back at it again for Dublin this October. Was going well but a couple of things are getting in the way at the moment so lost a bit of consistency.

thomond2006

Only 8 dollars into Arlington Racecourse in Chicago. Am I missing something? That's ridiculously cheap compared to going to the races in Ireland.

awec

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Yeah it's a bit odd looking. You can see your circulatory system not just in your arms but chest also - clear as day. Doesn't look unhealthy though - nothing as bad as Awec.

Stopped training a few years ago, back at it again for Dublin this October. Was going well but a couple of things are getting in the way at the moment so lost a bit of consistency.

You can't fatten a thoroughbred Venjur. :cool:

I'm a lean, aerodynamic machine.

awec

awec wrote: »

I'm a lean, aerodynamic machine.

mfceiling

awec wrote: »

You can't fatten a thoroughbred Venjur. :cool:

I'm a lean, aerodynamic machine.

As my oul lad says..."he has a set of legs like 11 wrote on the side of a bucket"!!

pickarooney

30 degrees every day here since the start of the month. Two hours of touch rugby at midday is a good way to get your Saturday going.

P_1

Shorts and tshirt weather, can't knock it really

sydthebeat

first festival of the summer on saturday !!! looking forward to BARE

mfceiling

awec wrote: »

You can't fatten a thoroughbred Venjur. :cool:

I'm a lean, aerodynamic machine.

As my oul lad says..."he has a set of legs like 11 wrote on the side of a bucket"!!

pickarooney

mfceiling wrote: »

As my oul lad says..."he has a set of legs like 11 wrote on the side of a bucket"!!

Your ould lad is repeating himself a lot these days

It's like a Dr. Evil Convention

thomond2006

So my phone network don't have an add-on for roaming in the USA.

What should I do? Is there something I can buy, like a travel SIM card?

irishbucsfan

thomond2006 wrote: »

So my phone network don't have an add-on for roaming in the USA.

What should I do? Is there something I can buy, like a travel SIM card?

Move to 3, they have their like-home roaming thing extended to both UK and the States now.

I just came back from DC, received a text from them saying I saved £4,212 thanks to that policy, pretty happy!

thomond2006

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Move to 3, they have their like-home roaming thing extended to both UK and the States now.

I just came back from DC, received a text from them saying I saved £4,212 thanks to that policy, pretty happy!

I'm on 3. I've just been told they have no like-home deal for the US. I had the like-home deal when I was in London recently.

irishbucsfan

thomond2006 wrote: »

I'm on 3. I've just been told they have no like-home deal for the US. I had the like-home deal when I was in London recently.

Oh, well maybe it's only 3 UK who have it!

thomond2006

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Oh, well maybe it's only 3 UK who have it!

Send over your SIM card there.

.ak

How long are you going for?

thomond2006

.ak wrote: »

How long are you going for?

A week

Teferi

Do you really need your phone for a week in the States? There should be enough free wifi that you'll be grand.

thomond2006

Teferi wrote: »

Do you really need your phone for a week in the States? There should be enough free wifi that you'll be grand.

Well I got it for €2.99 for the UK so if it was something similar for the US...

awec

Vodafone is 3.99 per day for US.

mfceiling

You probably won't need your phone unless you're calling the folks to tell them you got there safely.

I enjoy my holidays because I don't use my phone!! As a camera yes...The odd run on boards and as a clock (when to meet her outside a shop!!).

Forget the phone thomond..leave us for the week then come back here and regale us with stories of hard drinking, loose women and farmer's tans!!

awec

mfceiling wrote: »

You probably won't need your phone unless you're calling the folks to tell them you got there safely.

I enjoy my holidays because I don't use my phone!! As a camera yes...The odd run on boards and as a clock (when to meet her outside a shop!!).

Forget the phone thomond..leave us for the week then come back here and regale us with stories of hard drinking, loose women and farmer's tans!!

But without data how will he post photos of his dinner on instagram?

.ak

awec wrote: »

But without data how will he post photos of his dinner on instagram?

I shudder at the thought.

Stheno

awec wrote: »

But without data how will he post photos of his dinner on instagram?

Who would want to see that?

thomond2006

Stheno wrote: »

Who would want to see that?

My Fanbase, duh.

thomond2006

thomond2006 wrote: »

My Fanbase, duh.

Stheno

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I lolled

awec

Anyone else get the fear when you go to a new hairdresser for the first time? :pac: