Become a rent boy.
Then you can bend over rather than sitting down all day..
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no we need you to annoy youOriginally posted by cojak View Post(Psst. Let's all leave this thread and leave louie and stevejohnson to it...)
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Britain has now reached the point that it dominates the Olympic sitting down sports, from cycling through rowing to sailing and horse riding, and now along come these pesky doctors telling people they should walk around more! No, no and no again, not now we've found something we can win!Originally posted by louie View PostIf you work in IT you are probably chained to a desk most of the day? Sitting down all day is bad for you even if you go to the Gym at in the evening. BBC News - Sitting for long periods 'is bad for your health'
Anyone thought of changing careers? Something where you are on your feet more and moving around? Less money is OK.
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(Psst. Let's all leave this thread and leave louie and stevejohnson to it...)
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Better suited to those contractors working from home, I'd suggest. The treadmill thing seems a bit much, IMO.Originally posted by louie View PostI think the folks using the standing workstations are a bit delusional, standing in once place isn't much better than sitting, I think being able to move around, walking running, lifting things, is going to make a difference.
Plus as a contractor you are changing environments a lot, are you going to drag around one of these or a treadmill, if they will even allow them?
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You'll still be sitting down.Originally posted by doomage View PostThey should make network cards pedal powered. No pedalling, no internet.
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They should make network cards pedal powered. No pedalling, no internet.
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I think the folks using the standing workstations are a bit delusional, standing in once place isn't much better than sitting, I think being able to move around, walking running, lifting things, is going to make a difference.Originally posted by GreenLabel View PostSeveral folks at my previous client had bought stand-up workstations for this reason. They looked a bit silly, but the staff using them swore by them.
Plus as a contractor you are changing environments a lot, are you going to drag around one of these or a treadmill, if they will even allow them?
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http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/18/he...ness.html?_r=0
Every office should have some of these where you can hot desk onto for an hour or 2 a day.
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Several folks at my previous client had bought stand-up workstations for this reason. They looked a bit silly, but the staff using them swore by them.Originally posted by louie View PostIf you work in IT you are probably chained to a desk most of the day? Sitting down all day is bad for you even if you go to the Gym at in the evening. BBC News - Sitting for long periods 'is bad for your health'
Anyone thought of changing careers? Something where you are on your feet more and moving around? Less money is OK.
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