Originally posted by SupremeSpod
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Previously on "CUK - A first rate forum with many second rate cretins attached"
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Indeed; build in at least one rest day, and replace one of the runs with a swim or a bike ride. Once you get tendinitis, it hurts, it slows you down, it can (indirectly) cause muscle atrophy on the affected limb and it doesn't go away easily, as my right knee demonstrates.
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A daily 5k run and squash twice a week?Originally posted by sasguru View PostSome of us aspire to excellence*
*or simply are training for the London Marathon
You're even worse than delusional. Get ready to say goodbye to your Achilles tendon.
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FTFYOriginally posted by sasguru View PostI'm high on life, my friend.
No alcohol, no coffee, low salt <1g a day, 5 fruit and veg a day, minimum 5 km run a day, squash twice a week.
A regime that ****s your knees and hips
(good luck on the marathon btw)
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The number of poor people in the world outnumbers the few rich by a huge factor. As you well know.Originally posted by sasguru View PostThe number of atheist scientists outnumbers the few believers by a huge factor. As you well know.
But if you take comfort from the odd crank, so be it.
It doesn't prove the rich are stupid.
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But there's only one first rate cretin.A first rate forum with many second rate cretins attached
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I think you'll find it's called Snickers now and you can buy them anywhere.Originally posted by sasguru View PostSome of us aspire to excellence*
*or simply are training for the London Marathon
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The number of atheist scientists outnumbers the few believers by a huge factor. As you well know.Originally posted by d000hg View PostSince there are many well-respected leading scientists and doctors who are religious loons, your hypotheses fails at the very first hurdle, disproof by counter-example. You're not great at this science stuff...
But if you take comfort from the odd crank, so be it.
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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostYou fooking dullard
Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI think he's in prison.Some of us aspire to excellence*Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostYou really have crossed the Rubicon of tedium and pitched camp in delusion city, haven't you?

*or simply are training for the London Marathon
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