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Member Stats Rank: 111 Rating:  172 star points#1 Videos: 7 Top 15 Videos: 37 Votes Received: 7036 Average Votes Per Video: 38.66 Votes Cast: 1930 Comments Posted: 1934 • browse Comments Applauded: 40 Sifted Videos: 159 Sift Talk Posts: 23 Quality Sift Talk Posts: 8 Dead Pool Fixes: 12 Profile Views: 113663 Highest Ranked Comments Member's Highest Rated Videos | ||
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>> ^Nickerd:
Was that a Jesus cross on the mirror? How Christian of them.
thanks for reminding me why I stopped reading user comments on the sift
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20 seconds. I can't believe it. :
This achievement has earned you your "Pop Star" Level 4 Badge!
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lol
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*quality
Lets do the FORK IN THE GARBAGE DISPOSAL ! !!!!!!
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I was a little skeptical until the beat dropped...
big time *quality
sorry deathcow, I keep screwing up your promotes with dupe invocations. I owe you a promote on something
thanks! I am not sure I understand what happened tho?
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totally agree, once you get going it can be really addicting, which rocks. You really should consider rock climbing, I think per capita it's one of the best workouts and it doesn't feel like working out at all. Huge thrill, not dangerous at all, addicting and as challenging as you want to make it. If you can find a gym, that's a nice safe place to start and you don't need to get on-rope either. Plus, there's no real ceiling to how good you can get. I got tired of running because even running daily and on weekends for distance, I wasn't really getting much faster, and running longer just takes more and more time.
Keep up the good work!
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awesome story! I was in horrible shape long ago and got sick of it.. now I'm an avid rock climber and run a couple half marathons each year. I don't think I ever want to do the full...
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I'm going to work out and work out, and work on it, and keep pushing myself until I can do at least one.
Seriously.
Let me elaborate a bit. A year ago I was a complete couch potato. I couldn't jog for more than a kilometer, couldn't do more than 6 or 7 consecutive pushups - near-zero marks on a fitness scale, basically. That all changed this April, when I finally decided to get of my (fat) ass. I'd already started gradually changing my eating habits since year's end 2010, and in April I finally started working out. For half a year I've been allocating somewhere between an hour and two and a half practically each day for workouts; running almost every other day and in between - also every other day - did bodyweight exercises: started with these, built a routine around them, but recently substituted it for a weightlifting program in a gym. I've lost some 15 kg, I've done the 100 pushups program (yup, pretty much anyone can do it, and in less than six months, too), recently ran my first half-marathon (1:47, very proud of that time), and I'm aiming for 2 marathons (NYC among them, hopefully), a 70k ultra, and a long-course triathlon next year.
So because this is so inspiring to me, and because I want to be able to do what he does, and because I realize now that anyone who sets their mind to it and works towards it relentlessly can do it, let's *doublepromote