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3 Mar 2006, 06:10 #1981

qilver wrote:

hells no...i ain't that fast...
i consider myself on the slow end, in running pace..
about an 11 min mile on average, sometimes a bit slower, sometimes faster.
I've done about 4.6 miles in 51 min, just over 11 min/mile.
a jog, would probably be 3-4.3mph.
a run, i would say be close to 5mph(12 min/mile), or on the treadmill, speed at 5. a fast constant run would be about 6(10min/mile), anything faster, i would consider closer to 8min/mile, which is very very fast.

that's fuggin good man!

3 Mar 2006, 06:10 #1982

qilver wrote:

hells no...i ain't that fast...
i consider myself on the slow end, in running pace..
about an 11 min mile on average, sometimes a bit slower, sometimes faster.
I've done about 4.6 miles in 51 min, just over 11 min/mile.
a jog, would probably be 3-4.3mph.
a run, i would say be close to 5mph(12 min/mile), or on the treadmill, speed at 5. a fast constant run would be about 6(10min/mile), anything faster, i would consider closer to 8min/mile, which is very very fast.

*dragging Q to the other thread*

3 Mar 2006, 06:12 #1983

Tu_triky wrote:

6 miles per hour...for an hour...that's a 10 minute mile...if you run 6 miles in an hour...that's fuggin' cross country running, meng. that beyond fast enough for fitness.....

there are marathoner's that run the pace of 4 min/miles, that is frickn' insanely fast...and finish the marathon in under 2 hours.

3 Mar 2006, 06:18 #1984

qilver wrote:

then you are going at the snails pace..., about 2mph, give or take....about almost 1/3 of the normal 10min/mile pace....that is hella slow...of course its a nice joke. :rofl:

i have a low lung capacity. :bleh:

3 Mar 2006, 06:19 #1985

qilver wrote:

there are marathoner's that run the pace of 4 min/miles, that is frickn' insanely fast...and finish the marathon in under 2 hours.

that's called cocaine, man..... :bonk:

3 Mar 2006, 06:21 #1986

krim wrote:

i have a low lung capacity. :bleh:

iron lungs

3 Mar 2006, 23:54 #1987

Okay, time to get back on topic, kiddies. :shakehead:

4 Mar 2006, 03:33 #1988

I went to Fry's this morning before going into work. Is that close enough?

4 Mar 2006, 03:43 #1989

I just ordered a new case for $100. :nut:

4 Mar 2006, 03:48 #1990

i brought my USB drive to work today... :headscratch:

4 Mar 2006, 04:01 #1991

Time to steal the company's secrets. ;)

4 Mar 2006, 04:02 #1992

there isn't much secret... :headscratch:

i could steal peoples mortgage information though... i'd need more than a GB drive though. :hehe:

4 Mar 2006, 04:03 #1993

you work for a mortgage company?

im in the telemarketing field..

i may have some use for you..

:hehe:

4 Mar 2006, 04:24 #1994

dochira wrote:I went to Fry's this morning before going into work. Is that close enough?

It's on the right track. ;)

4 Mar 2006, 04:26 #1995

littlemissfab wrote:you work for a mortgage company?

im in the telemarketing field..

i may have some use for you..

:hehe:

... a wholly owned subsidiary of Capital Title Group
NASDAQ: CTGI - www.capitaltitlegroup.com

4 Mar 2006, 04:27 #1996

krim wrote:

... a wholly owned subsidiary of Capital Title Group
NASDAQ: CTGI - www.capitaltitlegroup.com

makes you sound like them slaves back in the day.

4 Mar 2006, 04:34 #1997

i make about the same as them.

7 Mar 2006, 22:58 #1998

Seagate 200GB HD for $3.99... :shocked:

http://omarchowdhury.com/2006/03/05/seagate-200gb-hd-internal-drive-for-399-hurry/

7 Mar 2006, 23:05 #1999

krim wrote:Seagate 200GB HD for $3.99... :shocked:

http://omarchowdhury.com/2006/03/05/seagate-200gb-hd-internal-drive-for-399-hurry/

Does it work? :beaten:

7 Mar 2006, 23:17 #2000

seems it's hit and miss on depending on which Circuit City you go to and how competent that they.

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