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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/15 19:22:39
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What a bunch of judgmental self serving sanctimonious clap trap. You do realize you are running your own private lynching service on this forum?? Well lets tackle the issues head on, firstly, who have I hurt with this video??, secondly, there is nothing illegal going on in this video: I take a couple of valium (don't have any left and this video was made three weeks or so ago) I smoke some experimental THC cannabinoid subsitute, which only became illeagal on that day and only for sale. Essentially it was damiana (which the mexicans have been using for 1000's of years) sprayed with THC cannabinoid subsitute which was made in a propper lab, so at best I am a lab rat and I prove that there is nothing dangerous about these chemicals. I was suffering from bronchitis, when I said was sick, I was wandering around in barefeet, I have an outdoor toilet and the ground was very cold, I asked the question because I don't get sick, obviously wandering around in barefeet in near freezing temperatures is off from now on. I am feeling fine now thank you for asking. Thirdly there is no sexual content, What then prey tell is wrong with a bit of a laugh at yourself? Nobody mentions the skill level it took to make the video, when I post part two you actually learn how to put all the ingredients together and it looks and tastes like beef stoganoff. Esentially the first 5 minutes are story telling, you learn about me, my philosophy, which is offensive to some of you but all I am doing is challangeing pre conceived notions of morality in socity and in this case drug laws. Then I'm also mocking TV cooking shows, I mean Chefs as superstars, please!!! We cook and we ****, all this other garbage of over hyped, over priced restaurant food is it necessary, I mean has anyone seen this Heston Blumenthal **** and degustation menu's??? Finally I am fitter than most of you think, I can walk 3-4 Km in 45 miniutes, do you know how fit you have to be to walk that fast. I eat good propper food, boiled eggs for breakfast, myabe some cheese and crackers for lunch and then up to 5 different vegatables a night. Man I knew some of you were easily shocked and offended but you are cracking like egg shells. Finally the gibes about relationships and woman, I've just got out of a particularly nasty relationship and it had very little to do with me. She had and has issues, I took care of her until I could do no more. I could go into really private details but if you can't handle a bit of cooking, then def can't handle the real world. Neb PS I was actually going to let this go through to the keeper but when I realized the amount of vitriol, which was coming at me for a bit of harmless fun, I needed to set the record straight. Stay tuned for Pt 2 you actually might learn something!!!
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/15 19:36:15
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Ben -you're hurting yourself. that's our point. that and we're not interested in it.
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/15 20:03:52
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@ benmustech I have to say if no one else will but your behavior for the past weeks has bordered on TROLLING. Every time you post these things and people answer in a way that you don't like you come back with this BS. If you keep it up the powers that be will have to ban you for all this unnecessary crud. Stop chocking up this board with your rants and let this place get back to normal. take care not to disrupt this place.
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/15 20:36:18
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What trolling and what ****???
I have everyright to respond, I have put up legitimate arguments to peoples protestations.
Reeace I am not hurting myself, I am really physically fit. You are letting your belief system cloud your judgement.
I drink a nominal amount at night to help me sleep, you must rememer we all have different brain structures, mine is really fast. If you want to criticize me then attack my lazziness. Say I should do yoga or something along those lines. But we still would not agree because I understand mystism I think far better than you and it was William Blake who suggested "the road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom"
Charles I have been using this software for a very long time, 10 years not as much as some but more than others, I try and help when I can. I support the song forum, quite a lot, I try and help X1 users and I try and offer ideas about how to get the most out of software and audio interfaces. I am not liked and you can argue against me because I don't tow the party line. Why should I?? I have had moderate sucsess, I am highly educated and can analyse information and form my own opinions.
This is what people should do, not follow blindly some invisable consensus. As some have put here over the last few weeks what sort of Coffee House do you want?? Well I want one that accepts art, culture, disscusions not one were inane babble about Becan and the like is the norm. And I am not even knocking that.
You see I don't judge one of you, if that is not my cup of tea I don't join in. You see you did not have to watch my video but you did, just as I join in what I want join in on.
Sorry Charles this is not your Coffee House, it is for all members and some members like what I post, some don't!! That's what happens when you are a polarizing figure.
But people like me are important, we are the filters of **** and try and question the consensus when we see that consensus is a little askew.
Fair call, on some rant's, I accept I went too far but at least I can accept that. In the last two weeks, I have posted about three threads here in the coffee house, this one, one about the nature of artists (which some understood) and another Keith Moon being invited to the London Olympics.
Where is the trolling Charles???
This is the only place to post this sort of stuff, it's my art, my creation and if you didn't want to watch, then don't but I have got one positive comment, so somebody was happy to watch. So I think that puts your trolling arguemnt out to pasture!!
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/15 22:22:26
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Ben, dude ... "Nobody mentions the skill level it took to make the video ..." ... what a crock of your Beef Stroganoff! You stuck a cheap camera on your counter and probably used the one built in to your monitor.
I watched some of it, and skipped through to the end to see where it was going.
Seriously, this is not art. It's nothing. It's me and my friends, minus my friends, and the moobs, when I was 15, with my dads Super 8 video camera, screwing around in my moms kitchen.
You better stick to music, 'art' isn't your forte'.
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/15 22:43:06
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How Many Dogs Does it Take to Change a Light Bulb? Australian Shepherd: Just one. While the rest herd the property for any more light bulbs or even light switches that need to be replaced.
Pit Bull: As long as I'm here, nobody can change ANYTHING. Not as long as I'm around. NO WAY.
Golden Retriever: It doesn't matter. Even if someone breaks in, I will find the flashlight for them and show off all of my toys and will play fetch nonstop. I still got lots of toys that squeak.
Rottweiler: Won't you-- MAKE ME!!!�..Just try it.
Labrador: Oh me, me!!!!! Huh? Huh? Pleeeeeeeeeze let me change it! Can I? Can I? You sure you only want me to change it? Too bad these bulbs float, or else I would even change the ones from way under the pool.
German Shepherd: Roger that. First of all, I need to see if that is truly a light bulb or a bomb. Second, I should check for any intruders still left in the premises. And third, see if they are still around, so I can sink these nice set of canines in that arm and keep on swinging from it. Not really. Any arm will do.
Maltese: Let the German Shepherd do it. Cocky bastard. You can fix my hair. Yes. Of course piggy tail. What else?
Saint Bernard: Man, I still got the hangover from last night and you're worry about a stupid lamp. Look. I threw up a few times and can't even wipe my own slobber. Those ****es once they're in heat, REALLY know how to party and I got hammered.
Border Collie: Just one. And then I'll replace any wiring, check for any hazards, and let you know how long that light bulb will actually last.
Weiner Dog: Yeah right. You know that I can't reach that stupid bulb! Hello? Besides, those big scary dogs just love to floss their teeth with me. And with/without any light they always find me. I guess it's because I just can't shut up. Can I?
Siberian Husky: You mean just yank it out of that ceiling and take off with it for miles without even looking back?
Minature Pincher: Why? I can still bite ankles in the dark.
Jack Russell Terrier: Dude, I have cats to chase, rabbits to hunt, and make my owners catch me if you can game. Besides, I will pop it again with my constant bouncing around anyway.
Bassett Hound: Leave that thing off. I am so tired and sleepy and I love it when it's dark. Too much light hurts my eyes. Why do you think my eyes are so freaking red all the time? Noooooo. I told you a million times that I DO NOT smoke pot. Gosh!!!. I only slept fifteen hours today and you kept on bugging me. ZZZZZZzzzzzz.z.z.z..z..z..z.
Chow Chow: Nope, don't change that light bulb, don't brush me, don't bathe me, don't medicate me, and don't ever mistake me with a goofy bear.
Poodle: Oh come on. Give me a break. Who wants to mess up the hair for a stupid light bulb? What if the minute I even try to install it, it burns my fro. I mean come on. The fro is back in style and these curls don't just happen, you know. Did I tell you I just got my nails done at Poodle Nook Salon today?
Lhaso Apso: Why change it? I can still mark every corner of this house blindfolded.
Doberman: Let them break in. I always wait in that corner and never make a sound. By the time they notice me, my teeth will meet their crotch. Then we'll talk about who's really going to get neutered tonight. GRRRRRRRRR.
Beagle: Light bulb? I don't sniff any light bulbs? What's the point. I will pop it again with my long barks anyway. Where's the becan?
Boxer: Come on dude. Listen to my name.. BOXER? Who needs to change a light bulb when I can just box and knock out the intruder. Once they grab me by the collar, then I'll show you my psycho dance, that is guaranteed to break those fingers.
Chihuahua: Yo quiero TACO BULB?
Pomeranian: Hey, I was a chow in my past life. So don't you dare make me do anything.
Bulldog: No way Jose! Last time I tried that crap, I landed flat on my nose.
Bichon Frisee: Let the bulldog or the pug do it. Cute dogs don't have to work. Besides, all they do is snore and snore alllllllllll night anyway.
Pointer: I see it. There it is. That one right? Yep I see it. There it is. Right there.. hmm.. although it is not moving. I wish they have light bulbs in the jungle. That way I could point out those squirrels even better.
Greyhound: I told you people that I only move off that couch for rabbits! Plain and simple.
Afghan Hound: Light bulb? What? Huh? I'm sorry, what is that? Back in mountains there are no light bulbs. Besides, everybody knows that I don't need a silly lightbulb to prove how gorgeous I really am.
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/15 22:55:21
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Well..if you call that ART...then I can call what I do ART as well... 
The space you have will always be exceeded in direct proportion to the amount of stuff you have...Thornton's Postulate. Bushpianos
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/15 22:57:20
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 So there....hmmmmph
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 00:19:19
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trimph1
Well..if you call that ART...then I can call what I do ART as well...
Wow! You made that tree??? Looks real!
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 00:26:35
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The space you have will always be exceeded in direct proportion to the amount of stuff you have...Thornton's Postulate. Bushpianos
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 00:51:45
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How Many Dogs Does it Take to Change a Light Bulb? Australian Shepherd: Just one. While the rest herd the property for any more light bulbs or even light switches that need to be replaced.
Pit Bull: As long as I'm here, nobody can change ANYTHING. Not as long as I'm around. NO WAY.
Golden Retriever: It doesn't matter. Even if someone breaks in, I will find the flashlight for them and show off all of my toys and will play fetch nonstop. I still got lots of toys that squeak.
Rottweiler: Won't you-- MAKE ME!!!�..Just try it.
Labrador: Oh me, me!!!!! Huh? Huh? Pleeeeeeeeeze let me change it! Can I? Can I? You sure you only want me to change it? Too bad these bulbs float, or else I would even change the ones from way under the pool.
German Shepherd: Roger that. First of all, I need to see if that is truly a light bulb or a bomb. Second, I should check for any intruders still left in the premises. And third, see if they are still around, so I can sink these nice set of canines in that arm and keep on swinging from it. Not really. Any arm will do.
Maltese: Let the German Shepherd do it. Cocky bastard. You can fix my hair. Yes. Of course piggy tail. What else?
Saint Bernard: Man, I still got the hangover from last night and you're worry about a stupid lamp. Look. I threw up a few times and can't even wipe my own slobber. Those ****es once they're in heat, REALLY know how to party and I got hammered.
Border Collie: Just one. And then I'll replace any wiring, check for any hazards, and let you know how long that light bulb will actually last.
Weiner Dog: Yeah right. You know that I can't reach that stupid bulb! Hello? Besides, those big scary dogs just love to floss their teeth with me. And with/without any light they always find me. I guess it's because I just can't shut up. Can I?
Siberian Husky: You mean just yank it out of that ceiling and take off with it for miles without even looking back?
Minature Pincher: Why? I can still bite ankles in the dark.
Jack Russell Terrier: Dude, I have cats to chase, rabbits to hunt, and make my owners catch me if you can game. Besides, I will pop it again with my constant bouncing around anyway.
Bassett Hound: Leave that thing off. I am so tired and sleepy and I love it when it's dark. Too much light hurts my eyes. Why do you think my eyes are so freaking red all the time? Noooooo. I told you a million times that I DO NOT smoke pot. Gosh!!!. I only slept fifteen hours today and you kept on bugging me. ZZZZZZzzzzzz.z.z.z..z..z..z.
Chow Chow: Nope, don't change that light bulb, don't brush me, don't bathe me, don't medicate me, and don't ever mistake me with a goofy bear.
Poodle: Oh come on. Give me a break. Who wants to mess up the hair for a stupid light bulb? What if the minute I even try to install it, it burns my fro. I mean come on. The fro is back in style and these curls don't just happen, you know. Did I tell you I just got my nails done at Poodle Nook Salon today?
Lhaso Apso: Why change it? I can still mark every corner of this house blindfolded.
Doberman: Let them break in. I always wait in that corner and never make a sound. By the time they notice me, my teeth will meet their crotch. Then we'll talk about who's really going to get neutered tonight. GRRRRRRRRR.
Beagle: Light bulb? I don't sniff any light bulbs? What's the point. I will pop it again with my long barks anyway. Where's the becan?
Boxer: Come on dude. Listen to my name.. BOXER? Who needs to change a light bulb when I can just box and knock out the intruder. Once they grab me by the collar, then I'll show you my psycho dance, that is guaranteed to break those fingers.
Chihuahua: Yo quiero TACO BULB?
Pomeranian: Hey, I was a chow in my past life. So don't you dare make me do anything.
Bulldog: No way Jose! Last time I tried that crap, I landed flat on my nose.
Bichon Frisee: Let the bulldog or the pug do it. Cute dogs don't have to work. Besides, all they do is snore and snore alllllllllll night anyway.
Pointer: I see it. There it is. That one right? Yep I see it. There it is. Right there.. hmm.. although it is not moving. I wish they have light bulbs in the jungle. That way I could point out those squirrels even better.
Greyhound: I told you people that I only move off that couch for rabbits! Plain and simple.
Afghan Hound: Light bulb? What? Huh? I'm sorry, what is that? Back in mountains there are no light bulbs. Besides, everybody knows that I don't need a silly lightbulb to prove how gorgeous I really am.
Irish Setter: Huh?.....squirrel.
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 00:52:24
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I harbor no ill will towards any man.
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 00:58:56
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trimph1
Well..if you call that ART...then I can call what I do ART as well...
Actually if the shot was better composed, it could be called ART, for instance that is a beautiful shaped tree, looking up at it from the base and a couple more from different angles would give you a nice set of pictures to work with. It is a lonley and eccentric looking tree. And Bub I didn't mean the actual shooting of the vid, I meant the skill in editing the video and post production. Yes the video shooting could be better and no it wasn't a laptop camera, I just set my video camera on my speaker and pressed record. Neb
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 01:07:58
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
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Bub
Does this count as art?
It could, time for a new thread!! neb
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 01:13:20
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Start with ground beef... 
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
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BenMMusTech
Finally I am fitter than most of you think, I can walk 3-4 Km in 45 miniutes, do you know how fit you have to be to walk that fast.
That equates to about 2.5 mph  Average walking speed for a man is 3.5 mph, 3 mph for a woman. I know octagenarians that can out-walk you.
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 03:38:56
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I know this is not going to make a difference James but, I was wearing thongs, flip flops whatever you call them and they had a hole in them. My shoes didn't have a shoelace, it was an emergancy trip. I could easily shave 5-10 minutes off that with proper shoes. Also I have a slight amount of tendonits in my right ankle from a few years ago, from over walking and walking at speed. This is also from other problems I have with my feet. Google maps suggests that it will take 45 minutes to reach my destination of 3.5 km. I would also suggest having to walk up hills which Hobart is reasonably hilly, would also slow things down. Also read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walking I am a small man 5 foot 8 inches, my walking gait is going to be slower than someone who is 6 foot. So what was the average height of this average man??? Neb
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 04:35:19
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So sad! The poor guy apparently doesn't have a car or proper footwear... LOL!
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
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Bub
Does this count as art?
Lilacs are always art of the highest order. A lilac hedgerow though is pure inspired creative genius.
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 04:45:18
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Almost as cool as a maze hedgerow! 
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 04:48:18
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This is also from other problems I have with my feet. Peripheral neuritis? Gout?
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2012/05/16 04:50:55
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craigb
Almost as cool as a maze hedgerow!
A maze is too pretentious, considered and contrived for my taste...  I don't know about yew.
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 04:54:30
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OMG! YOU don't have a maze! You've got hedgerow envy!!! 
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 05:01:59
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Nice photos! The world is actually quite beautiful. I should visit it more often...
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 06:15:46
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Jonbouy
This is also from other problems I have with my feet.
Peripheral neuritis?
Gout?
If he suffers from the same sort of Gout that I get from time to time, he ain't walking anywhere! Trust me. It's the most debilitating pain I've EVER suffered.
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 07:31:56
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The space you have will always be exceeded in direct proportion to the amount of stuff you have...Thornton's Postulate. Bushpianos
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 08:14:52
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BenMMusTech
I know this is not going to make a difference James but, I was wearing thongs, flip flops whatever you call them and they had a hole in them. My shoes didn't have a shoelace, it was an emergancy trip. I could easily shave 5-10 minutes off that with proper shoes.
Also I have a slight amount of tendonits in my right ankle from a few years ago, from over walking and walking at speed. This is also from other problems I have with my feet.
Google maps suggests that it will take 45 minutes to reach my destination of 3.5 km.
I would also suggest having to walk up hills which Hobart is reasonably hilly, would also slow things down.
Also read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walking I am a small man 5 foot 8 inches, my walking gait is going to be slower than someone who is 6 foot.
So what was the average height of this average man???
Neb
The point I was (sort of) making, is that if you're going to constantly brag about everything you do (like being 'really fit' for example), but give examples of things that just about anyone can manage, you're going to leave yourself wide open to ridicule. Seriously, I have a customer, an old lady of 88, who walks her dog at about the pace you're describing, for 2 hours a day.
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Re:The Drunk Chef-How to Make Beef Stroganoff
2012/05/16 08:20:21
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jamesg1213
BenMMusTech
I know this is not going to make a difference James but, I was wearing thongs, flip flops whatever you call them and they had a hole in them. My shoes didn't have a shoelace, it was an emergancy trip. I could easily shave 5-10 minutes off that with proper shoes.
Also I have a slight amount of tendonits in my right ankle from a few years ago, from over walking and walking at speed. This is also from other problems I have with my feet.
Google maps suggests that it will take 45 minutes to reach my destination of 3.5 km.
I would also suggest having to walk up hills which Hobart is reasonably hilly, would also slow things down.
Also read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walking I am a small man 5 foot 8 inches, my walking gait is going to be slower than someone who is 6 foot.
So what was the average height of this average man???
Neb
The point I was (sort of) making, is that if you're going to constantly brag about everything you do (like being 'really fit' for example), but give examples of things that just about anyone can manage, you're going to leave yourself wide open to ridicule.
Seriously, I have a customer, an old lady of 88, who walks her dog at about the pace you're describing, for 2 hours a day.
personally, I've given up. I've come to the conclusion that no amount of explaining will make any difference.
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