ralphm1999 wrote:

Blame blame blame. I had no idea that some Canadians were just like us here in Los Angeles . Always figured you were in some far-off fairyland where everyone was ultra polite with a French accent. And rain to boot... .wish we could get some rain.

There's always the sour few in every group. We're currently trying to get our fairy godmother to rid us of such evils.

LOL! French accents?! I dropped french after I had all the credits for it I needed in highschool.

B-san wrote:

It pays to have a safe car as well

YAY fer Honda Accords!
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Contemplating dinner... Spot's getting antsy.


Woof.

Wynter wrote:

Unfortunately, and sadly, I'm an honest person. Tho I'm pretty sure the lady who hit me the first time will try something like that. She was trying to convince the cop that it was my fault. Of course, the cop saw right through that and backed me up completely.

The responsibility is ALWAYS on the driver behind to be paying attention to whats going on ahead of him. She hasn't got a legal leg to stand on.

gaijin mark wrote:

The responsibility is ALWAYS on the driver behind to be paying attention to whats going on ahead of him. She hasn't got a legal leg to stand on.

That's what the cop said. He ended up giving her a ticket for driving too close. I don't get why people shy away from taking responsibility for their actions. O well.

I think I'll watch some Last Christmas to help me relax.
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Wynter wrote:

I don't get why people shy away from taking responsibility for their actions.

They usually do that when they're guilty.

late to the game..

Hope you're okay.. make sure you get checked out by a chiropractor, you may get soreness in a day or two.

resting after work
eating some pizza
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Watching Dotch and hardsubbing Anego, less the dopey commentary.

bmwracer wrote:

Watching Dotch and hardsubbing Anego, less the dopey commentary.

makes it more worthwhile now.....since you fixed it...

posting...

eariler this evening, i finally went to the gym...for a good workout with the weights, and ran another 2.5 short run on the treadmill.

Wynter wrote:

YAY fer Honda Accords!

i had one for 11 years, about 160,000 miles. built to last, finally sold it...time to move on.

qilver wrote:

eariler this evening, i finally went to the gym...for a good workout with the weights, and ran another 2.5 short run on the treadmill.

Good job...!

qilver wrote:

makes it more worthwhile now.....since you fixed it... posting... eariler this evening, i finally went to the gym...for a good workout with the weights, and ran another 2.5 short run on the treadmill.

Good to see another lifter here!

Got a new batch of DVD's of TV shows from Japan. We're watching one of the current favorite karaoke songs. Yamashita is on it singing the theme song to Kurosagi.

Hanzo21 wrote:

Good to see another lifter here! Got a new batch of DVD's of TV shows from Japan. We're watching one of the current favorite karaoke songs. Yamashita is on it singing the theme song to Kurosagi.

i hardly consider myself a lifter....just occasionally lifting weight for fitness....i have more of a runner's type body....but with muscle.

this week i ran a lot, almost 9 miles...

bmwracer wrote:

Good job...!

not sure when i will run a race again, but gearing up for a 10k race someday...and just trying to stay in shape as a thirtysomething.

qilver wrote:

i hardly consider myself a lifter....just occasionally lifting weight for fitness....i have more of a runner's type body....but with muscle. this week i ran a lot, almost 9 miles...

I hate cardio.

Heavy weights, 6 reps max (per set) for me.

Hanzo21 wrote:

I hate cardio. Heavy weights, 6 reps max (per set) for me.

funny you should say, i prefer cardio...my longest run was 1 hr 40 min, just over 8 miles.

heavy weights would take a toll on me...but i do not neglect the weights as it is vital to the body to be both strong and in shape in cardio.

qilver wrote:

funny you should say, i prefer cardio...my longest run was 1 hr 40 min, just over 8 miles. heavy weights would take a toll on me...but i do not neglect the weights as it is vital to the body to be both strong and in shape in cardio.

Running 8 miles is a heck of a long way. That's cool!

Hanzo21 wrote:

Running 8 miles is a heck of a long way. That's cool!

yeah, but it was on the treadmill...outside would be tougher, and add some slight incline...that would be a challenge to maintain the time and pace of running.

for me, a long run would someday be a 2hr run, maybe 12 miles or more. i think that would take extensive training and dedication...

looks like the ominous 666 again.

watching Nobody Knows, great film starring Yagira Yuuya (Best Actor at Canne Film Festival in 2004 or 2005) and he's so young too, it's pretty sad - almost to the extent of grave of the fireflies

edit: truly a tragic story - beautifully and heartwrenchingly told
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qilver wrote:

yeah, but it was on the treadmill...outside would be tougher, and add some slight incline...that would be a challenge to maintain the time and pace of running. for me, a long run would someday be a 2hr run, maybe 12 miles or more. i think that would take extensive training and dedication...

Man, 12 miles!?!? That would take a lot of training and dedication. Probably like Marine Corps Recon School. Twelve 10 minute miles is hardcore.