Yanti & Salty RidiculoSnarky Almost Intelligent-Charming Manatees PART 4 - Full (Page 47)

Asalzwed - 2012-08-15 12:18 PM

It's hot. Do you have access to showers? Also, what time would after work be? I might be even hotter then. 

bcraht - 2012-08-15 2:19 PM

This is my dilemma.  I do have access to shower.  After work would be about 4:30.

Asalzwed - 2012-08-16 3:15 AM

Wouldn't be the first! Although, I've never been cuffed!

Perhaps 16 May 2016

TriAya - 2012-08-15 2:21 PM

*never been cuffed*? And what do the po-po got to do with that?

TriAya - 2012-08-15 3:10 PM

Yeah. Not sure what wasn't clear about "NEW HELMET" or SPLATTERED BRAINS LOOK LIKE STRAWBERRY MILKSHAKE.

But I'm good with watchin' the po-po shake her down. :D

Tripopo - 2012-08-16 3:28 AM

You included a reference to delicious strawberry milkshakes.

bcraht - 2012-08-16 4:39 AM I just had strawberry milk (but not shake) after my run.  Is that as good as chocolate?

TriAya - 2012-08-15 3:45 PM

If it's Nesquik, even better.

Anything else, though, I go with chocolate.

P.S. The Nesquik bunny KICKED. MY. AZZ. in a 5k once. Full suit. No sneakers. Just padded feet.

I yelled GO BUNNY GO and I swear, somehow, through that painted plastic face, I was given a very vile look.

Asalzwed - 2012-08-16 4:41 AM

Oooh strawberry milk!!! Almost like my brain!

I just so happen to have unlimited access to milk, strawberry syrup and chocolate syrup! 

TriAya - 2012-08-15 3:49 PM

No wonder you have a cereal addiction. I'd bring cereal every day, pound that milk and syrup, and that's all I'd eat.

I had 8am classes all through college because of the science stuff. Most of that time I was also training/competing full time in sport karate, and I'd bring a salad bowl, a box of cereal, a carton of milk to morning class and have waded through it by the time it was over at 9:20.

I'm still in touch with many of my professors, and they all remember this.

Asalzwed - 2012-08-16 4:56 AM

YOW, that is impressive!!!!

I usually just used the acoustical wall carpeting in Chem. lecture and fell asleep. 

TriAya - 2012-08-15 2:05 PM

It's okay. I used to make words and phrases out of the Periodic Table, like LiBrArY and SYNErGeTiCS.

Is it weird that I have a periodic table at hand so I could quickly check those indeed worked? I mean, it's on a mug.

rrrunner - 2012-08-15 10:49 AM

I have the same issue on the swim. I wonder if the increase in speed should be gradual as strength/control/technique improves? IDK

So I went to my first masters swim practice this morning.  Getting up and to the pool wasn't too bad (although I could see myself being less motivated on a cold winter morning).

My first impression was a positive one in general. However... I was placed in a lane with another new person.  A young man (Reece) who was moderately faster than I and we split the lane.  So I didn't get the benefit of staying within the proposed times for each set because I was trying to keep track of my laps and my time.  Coach Andie, the woman who organizes the masters swim, was one of the participants and not the coach on deck.  The coach on deck didn't seem too helpful other than writing the workout on the board.  This could just be a first impression, maybe it was an off day for him.  Reece asked Coach if he gives pointers and Coach responded that he encourages people to ask questions . The swim set was (150, 100, 50, 50, 50, 100, 150) at varying speeds.  We did the set 3 times, supposedly getting faster each time.  Well to get faster each time the group added paddles the second time and fins the third time.  Most things I've read on BT and in Sheila's book discourage using "toys" for the purpose of gaining artificial speed.  I suppose I could have done the sets without the toys but if I were in a regular lane swimming circularly with the others then not having the artificial speed could be problematic.

Not sure what to think.  I like the idea of having others to push me. I like not fighting for a lane after work. The practice is cut off strictly at one hour because the lanes get taked over by the high school swim team so I won't be able to do more meters other than by getting faster.  Sorry for the essay but what say the MANATEES?

rrrunner - 2012-08-15 4:03 PM So what's with the hatin' on chocolate milk in that TT thread?! Chocolate milk was a HUGE expense for us when we had the hockey players living with us. I got to a point that I bought the cheap (too sweet) stuff for them and bought the good stuff for me, and hid it...

Asalzwed - 2012-08-15 2:58 PM

I also want to add this to my shopping list:

rrrunner - 2012-08-15 4:03 PM So what's with the hatin' on chocolate milk in that TT thread?! Chocolate milk was a HUGE expense for us when we had the hockey players living with us. I got to a point that I bought the cheap (too sweet) stuff for them and bought the good stuff for me, and hid it...

TriAya - 2012-08-15 4:45 PM

If it's Nesquik, even better.

Anything else, though, I go with chocolate.

P.S. The Nesquik bunny KICKED. MY. AZZ. in a 5k once. Full suit. No sneakers. Just padded feet.

I yelled GO BUNNY GO and I swear, somehow, through that painted plastic face, I was given a very vile look.

TriAya - 2012-08-15 5:05 PM

It's okay. I used to make words and phrases out of the Periodic Table, like LiBrArY and SYNErGeTiCS.

Is it weird that I have a periodic table at hand so I could quickly check those indeed worked? I mean, it's on a mug.

Artemis - 2012-08-15 5:46 PM

That may...uh...scare some people off from certain activities.