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bmwracer wrote:
Well that ends that conversation. :sweat:

:mrgreen:

Actually, I'm trying to gain weight, but I do understand that donuts are not the best way to go about it.

I'll skip the treadmill today and make up for it tomorrow. Work drained me out today.

Wynter wrote:Actually, I'm trying to gain weight

Doshite??

It's good to be as heavy as possible but maintain a low body fat percentage. For us old guys, 240lbs with under 20% bf is pretty good. :)

Hanzo21 wrote:It's good to be as heavy as possible but maintain a low body fat percentage.

That ain't gonna happen by eatin' donuts.

For us old guys, 240lbs with under 20% bf is pretty good. :)

I'll stay at 170lbs, thank you very much. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
I'll stay at 170lbs, thank you very much. :sweat:

I had a theory 15+ years ago. All the Japanese girls liked me because of the size. They knew that as long as they stayed close by they'd never go hungry.

But apparently that was a misconception. All of the J-Girls have a lot of money. Which worked out good. :D

Hanzo21 wrote:It's good to be as heavy as possible but maintain a low body fat percentage. For us old guys, 240lbs with under 20% bf is pretty good. :)

[image][/list:u] Just in case you're wondering what Hanzo21 REALLY looks like!

Why would you want to post something like that? That guy looks a lot younger and perhaps externally a lot more cheerful (at least until next Saturday when Morning Musume Spring Tour "Sexy 8 Beat" tickets go on sale. :bonk:) .

Uh huh.

I would be VERY interested to hear any comments Sir Charles might have about MM!

gaijin mark wrote:I would be VERY interested to hear any comments Sir Charles might have about MM!

Hanzo might not be. :beaten:

Oops, it's that time of the day: Smappers are coming outta the woodwork.

*looks for bug spray* :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Doshite??

same question here :crazy2:

Hisashiburi Minnasama!

Gawd. I was hoping I could get to post during my trip to San Diego since I had my laptop on hand (the place we went to didn't have one and I was a bit shy to spend hours on end in front of their pc hehe)

Anyway. I had much fun meeting Krim and Beem in person, I swear, what you read is what you get in real life. hehehe. Pictures will be posted... soon.

I better catch up with some of the posts. I know it's a lot if you've been gone in a week.

Husband is setting his electronic drum set. Guess who gets to play neglected wife?

:hehe:

littlemissfab wrote:Anyway. I had much fun meeting Krim and Beem in person, I swear, what you read is what you get in real life.

I think I've been insulted... ;)

Pictures will be posted... soon.

Scary thought. :sweat:

too much work trying to be someone you aren't online and then try to play that role in person. i just type as i would say it. :hehe:

I won't be posting the pics for quite a while. I'm still doing some winter cleaning. Gah.

hubby is busy figuring out his new toy.

and don't worry, the dog survived the trip. She had much fun running in the beaches of SD.

drove my friend's stick civic around the block. first time driving and didn't stall :woot: :woot: :dancing: :dancing:

though the brake and gas a little too sensitive, that or i just got a lead foot.
i made his tires screech though when i put it in gear...or in 1st gear or however you say it :beaten: :beaten: Fun.....but at least i didn't stall.
Now i wanna get a stick car :hehe: :hehe:

K.T.Tran wrote:drove my friend's stick civic around the block. first time driving and didn't stall :woot: :woot: :dancing: :dancing:

though the brake and gas a little too sensitive, that or i just got a lead foot.
i made his tires screech though when i put it in gear...or in 1st gear or however you say it :beaten: :beaten: Fun.....but at least i didn't stall.
Now i wanna get a stick car :hehe: :hehe:

A Japanese car is probably the best for learning how to drive a stick since the clutch is relatively soft... You'll be in for a surprise if you drive a stick in a German car: the clutch is quite stiff.... Your left leg/foot gets a good workout. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
A Japanese car is probably the best for learning how to drive a stick since the clutch is relatively soft... You'll be in for a surprise if you drive a stick in a German car: the clutch is quite stiff.... Your left leg/foot gets a good workout. :hehe:

hahaha

for sure it felt pretty sensitive. when i hit the gas and brake like i would in my Durango, i felt a nice jerk :beaten: :beaten:

Gotta get use to them Japanese car :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:


A good workout is what i need :hehe: :hehe:

I should consider a M5 as a future car........if i have money to buy one in like 5 yrs :sweat: :sweat:

K.T.Tran wrote:I should consider a M5 as a future car........if i have money to buy one in like 5 yrs :sweat: :sweat:

You'll need about $80K... :sweat: