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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:18:11 AM EST (GMT-5)
You must've been balls out rich.
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:20:14 AM EST (GMT-5)
not anymore...he's a runner, they're always poor, otherwise they'd bike
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:20:36 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:18:11 AM pamplemousse wrote:
You must've been balls out rich. |
LOL, No Balls out poor. But at the time all of my spare money went to ciggs a alcohol (as I was indeed an alcoholic). So I really only had two places to spend my spare money. |
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:21:08 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:20:14 AM Pvt_party wrote:
not anymore...he's a runner, they're always poor, otherwise they'd bike |
I long for wheels! 
Nah, I have a good pair of feet to carry me  |
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:22:17 AM EST (GMT-5)
I enjoy biking more than running, more because I feel I can bike anywhere, I used to do cross country pretty well, but I'd twist stuff a lot
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:26:06 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:22:17 AM Pvt_party wrote:
I enjoy biking more than running, more because I feel I can bike anywhere, I used to do cross country pretty well, but I'd twist stuff a lot |
I used to twist my right ankle all the time. and I developed a bad pain in my right leg, and went to the podiatrist and found out I was missing a ligament to hold my foot in place. Had surgery and got some dead dude's ligament which he was kind enough to provide and I've been tip-top since! |
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:28:09 AM EST (GMT-5)
Every time I try and do something active (jogging, playing sport etc) I seem to strain a muscle in the arch of my left foot.
I wonder if I've done something to permanently damage it, or whether I just haven't learnt from past mistakes...
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:28:25 AM EST (GMT-5)
Cadaver foot! Gross.
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:28:25 AM EST (GMT-5)
...crazy
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:29:25 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:28:25 AM Mispelled wrote:
Cadaver foot! Gross. |
Zombie foot! AWESOME! |
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:29:45 AM EST (GMT-5)
There must be some kind of bandage you could wear to avoid that, hamlet.
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:30:25 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:28:09 AM hamletsghost wrote:
Every time I try and do something active (jogging, playing sport etc) I seem to strain a muscle in the arch of my left foot. I wonder if I've done something to permanently damage it, or whether I just haven't learnt from past mistakes... |
Have you ever tried to jog barefoot? I am a huge advocate of barefoot running, shoes are HORRIBLE and I cannot stress this enough, F*CKING HORRIBLE, for your running form. try running barefoot in grass or on a soft surface for a while, and then move to pavement if you feel comfortable. you may find that your foot feels better. |
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:31:11 AM EST (GMT-5)
when the revolution hits...i'm shooting nottheenemy first...because at that time, he will be the enemy
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:31:53 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:30:25 AM NoTThEEnEmY wrote:
Have you ever tried to jog barefoot? I am a huge advocate of barefoot running, shoes are HORRIBLE and I cannot stress this enough, F*CKING HORRIBLE, for your running form. try running barefoot in grass or on a soft surface for a while, and then move to pavement if you feel comfortable. you may find that your foot feels better. |
lol I always run/walk/play sport barefoot (that's what most people keep blaming this injury on - but they're not doctors)
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:31:58 AM EST (GMT-5)
They have barefoot shoes that are meant to protect you from rocks and glass and stuff... that might be an option, too.
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:32:13 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:29:45 AM pamplemousse wrote:
There must be some kind of bandage you could wear to avoid that, hamlet. |
there probably is, but I have no idea how to go about getting one.. |
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:32:27 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:28:25 AM Mispelled wrote:
Cadaver foot! Gross. |
I've named my ligament Fred. I prefer to refer to it as Zombie ligament, as it IS the living dead. |
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:33:00 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:31:58 AM pamplemousse wrote:
They have barefoot shoes that are meant to protect you from rocks and glass and stuff... that might be an option, too. |
Vibram's, I run in them. They're fantastic. |
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:34:56 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:31:58 AM pamplemousse wrote:
They have barefoot shoes that are meant to protect you from rocks and glass and stuff... that might be an option, too. |
How can you be barefoot if you're wearing shoes? |
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:35:14 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Thursday 4/22/10 - 10:29:32 PM Kepi wrote:
I smoke because it's a classy form of suicide. |
I need to remember this next time someone gets on me about smoking.
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:36:52 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:31:58 AM pamplemousse wrote:
They have barefoot shoes that are meant to protect you from rocks and glass and stuff... that might be an option, too. |
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:34:56 AM hamletsghost wrote:
How can you be barefoot if you're wearing shoes? |
magic |
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:37:51 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:31:58 AM pamplemousse wrote:
They have barefoot shoes that are meant to protect you from rocks and glass and stuff... that might be an option, too. |
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:34:56 AM hamletsghost wrote:
How can you be barefoot if you're wearing shoes? |
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:36:52 AM Pvt_party wrote:
magic |
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:39:31 AM EST (GMT-5)
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:50:02 AM EST (GMT-5)
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3 yrs ago - Friday 4/23/10 - 12:51:02 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Friday 4/23/10 - 12:50:02 AM NoTThEEnEmY wrote:
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Hey! You stop that |
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