CatFromHue wrote: » Maybe? It was a tough fight though as he was always chasing his opponent. I'm just happy that he won. I don't see the need for every fighter to be a straight away belt contender, he may never be, but he's still competing at a high level.
stephen_n wrote: » Hell and back today, think I'll need the sun cream. Friend did it yesterday and it took her 4.5 hours, hope she's defective as it's never taken me more than 2.45 before.
Tox56 wrote: » Yeah I can see being happy he won but it's not even like he has shown any potential to improve, his striking is some of the worst in the entire UFC, and that's not an overstatement
Deleted User wrote: » 4.5 hours :eek: Took me just over 2 hours in February. I am not in particularly good shape. It was the first 10k I had ever done.
irishbucsfan wrote: » I was just in one of them hipster bioshops and they had Hemp Protein there. Is that protein for vegans, because they won't eat whey? Do they eat whey?
stephen_n wrote: » Firstly why were you in a hipster bioshop? But as far as I'm aware, Whey is Vegan friendly, unless they're some sort of ultra vegans, which would suit the hipster shop I guess.
.ak wrote: » Is whey not a dairy by-product? I wouldn't imagine it's vegan friendly if so. Also hemp is supposed to have a 1000 medicinal benefits yada yada so probably just a hippie hipster health freak fad thing.
irishbucsfan wrote: » It is a dairy by-product, which is why I assumed it'd be a vegan thing.
.ak wrote: » But vegans don't eat dairy.
Podge_irl wrote: » Hence the hemp protein potentially being a vegan alternative. Personally I think vegans should ignore the protein shakes and wither away and die like nature intended.
stephen_n wrote: » Took me 3.5, the toughest the course has been so far and that's my 5th but the times come from bottle necks along the course, where you're left queuing for 10 or 15 mins a few times. I'd still recommend it to anyone who hasn't done one, brilliant fun and something everyone should try once
irishbucsfan wrote: » Because I'm in Sofia and I needed to buy soy milk, not for myself, but when I asked in the supermarket they looked at me like I had 4 heads! If it's not for vegans then who uses hemp protein? Hyper-hipsters? Molloyjh?
molloyjh wrote: » No I don't use hemp protein. But then I don't use whey protein either....
molloyjh wrote: » I hate that I'm doing this, but here you go...http://www.goodhempnutrition.com/content/68-what-is-hemp-protein Hemp is dairy free and lactose free so it works for those with food intolerances/allergies. It's also a more natural alternative to whey and as a result is healthier. And it contains fatty acids like Omega 3 where Whey tends to have saturated fats. No I don't use hemp protein. But then I don't use whey protein either....
Buer wrote: » But you used to, you mean? Before it became too mainstream?
Deleted User wrote: » Was the water cold this time of year? That was the worst part by miles in February. There wasn't much queuing at all when I did it .
stephen_n wrote: » Funny when you said you were in that shop, I was thinking maybe you're more hipster than him. Is soy milk not a common thing outside Ireland?
Podge_irl wrote: » Soy milk is ****ing disgusting. Worse than bloody UHT
thomond2006 wrote: » GoT:Holy ****. So much happened in that episode. A lot of deaths! As soon as Sam left I thought something would happen to Jon. Still a very meh season though and the episode crammed a lot into one hour.