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Trivial things that annoy you Part 43
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I can't recommend one of these highly enough. I have zero interest in exercise, etc, but I got up on one of these the other day and laughed my ass off, they're deadly altogether.
Ugh, embedding YouTube videos, pain in the proverbial, I don't want to share the bloody thing, I just want the link and not that youtu.be shyte! :mad:
Anyway, a vibrating stepper pad thing!
"storms off in frustration*
It doesn't trump inflatable sumo.
Nothing trumps inflatable sumo.0 -
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Deleted User wrote: »Yeh. That.
Be grand.
My favourite running pants were in the car. They needed to be washed. So I went a put all the dark things together to wash with them. And then I out the wash on put I had forgotten to put in my favourite pants >.< I might have to wear shorts for my race on Saturday and I didn't want to wear shorts. I wanted to wear my favourite pants.
Yep, I can identify with that.
I have 2 pairs of running pants I absolutely love and then loads of other pairs I hate. My runs are never as good when I'm wearing the sh*tty pairs. 0 -
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Fat Christy wrote: »My runs are never as good when I'm wearing the sh*tty pairs.
Of course your runs are no good if you're wearing sh!tty pants.
Wash them Christy. :pac:0 -
Fat Christy wrote: »Yep, I can identify with that.
I have 2 pairs of running pants I absolutely love and then loads of other pairs I hate. My runs are never as good when I'm wearing the sh*tty pairs.
My favourite ones just fit perfectly and I don't feel like as much of a heffer in them as I do in my other ones. And they've a tie string because my waist is feckin tinch so everything falls down. And they've a pocket that fits my phone because I can't bear anything restrictive like an arm thingy or the likes.
Jaysus whoops. They're just trousers would ya stop :rolleyes:0 -
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I opened a door of a toilet at a London Tube station once. Words fail me, it was unusable, to be polite about the state of it. I think I've mostly blanked the memory.
Years ago we were travelling by train from York to London then on to Essex for Christmas. That train comes down from Scotland and there was really bad snow. The train was delayed for ages and the power went when it finally pulled into York station. Eventually we got on and every single toilet on the train was disgusting, I've tried to erase the memory. Thankfully in those days you could smoke on the train, so I could try to ignore the urgency of my full bladder.
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Deleted User wrote: »My arse and thighs are not so tiny
There is a phrase for this situation, but mind has gone blank.
People who couldn't be bothered to get up of their arse to do something about their bodies should be forced to go to gym before docs see them.
"But its in my genes" while reaching for the hob-nobs. No its in your belly & the sh1te you put in it.
Exercise is addictive though.0 -
There is a phrase for this situation, but mind has gone blank.
People who couldn't be bothered to get up of their arse to do something about their bodies should be forced to go to gym before docs see them.
"But its in my genes" while reaching for the hob-nobs. No its in your belly & the sh1te you put in it.
Exercise is addictive though.
I'll think of you while I'm running a 15km race over a mountain on Saturday and I'll laugh at your suggestion I should do more exercise 0 -
There is a phrase for this situation, but mind has gone blank.
People who couldn't be bothered to get up of their arse to do something about their bodies should be forced to go to gym before docs see them.
"But its in my genes" while reaching for the hob-nobs. No its in your belly & the sh1te you put in it.
Exercise is addictive though.
Have you seen Whoopsy? :eek:
She definitely does not need to be forced into a gym. Plus we were talking about running! :P0 -
Deleted User wrote: »I'll think of you while I'm running a 15km race over a mountain on Saturday and I'll laugh at your suggestion I should do more exercise
There ya go, I motivate in mysterious ways.0 -
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There is a phrase for this situation, but mind has gone blank.
People who couldn't be bothered to get up of their arse to do something about their bodies should be forced to go to gym before docs see them.
"But its in my genes" while reaching for the hob-nobs. No its in your belly & the sh1te you put in it.
Exercise is addictive though.
I get plenty of exercise flapping my gums and chomping on chocolate digestives all day, them hob-nobs have a woeful habit of sticking between my teeth
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fussyonion wrote: »Dying for a cuppa when I got home today and there was no milk left.
And I had €0.30cent to my name.
Was too embarrassed to ask my neighbour for a cup of milk, so just had water
Next time you have money you should buy milk powder to keep in your press for emergencies. It's not the same but it's better than nothing.
If you lived nearby I'd bring you milk 0 -
fussyonion wrote: »Dying for a cuppa when I got home today and there was no milk left.
And I had €0.30cent to my name.
Was too embarrassed to ask my neighbour for a cup of milk, so just had water
Really? My neighbour asked me for bog roll, with a pained expression on his face before. I couldn't refuse 0 -
fussyonion wrote: »Dying for a cuppa when I got home today and there was no milk left.
And I had €0.30cent to my name.
Was too embarrassed to ask my neighbour for a cup of milk, so just had water
Been there fussy, never be embarrassed to ask for help, there'll come a day when you can return the favour 0 -
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Deleted User wrote: »Next time you have money you should buy milk powder to keep in your press for emergencies. It's not the same but it's better than nothing.
If you lived nearby I'd bring you milk
Aww you're so sweet!
Good idea re: milk powder, I'll get some tomorrow when I go shopping. Better than nothing 0 -
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