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Posted (edited)
16 hours ago, AlexRich said:

or choking the Bishop

choking the chicken or bashing the bishop ....... it's alliteration old chap, choking the bishop just doesn't work. 

Christ on a crutch (even more alliteration), did you never take English class?

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2 hours ago, BritManToo said:

choking the chicken or bashing the bishop ....... it's alliteration old chap, choking the bishop just doesn't work. 

Christ on a crutch (even more alliteration), did you never take English class?

That's the only version I've heard involving the Bishop? Works for me!

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The message from Weichert, who says he’s a sergeant in the US Army and a six-time “Soldier of the Year,”

 
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As for Weichert’s service record, the only US Soldier of the Year awards seem to go back to 2002. Weichert’s name isn’t listed, and had he been a staff sergeant, he wouldn’t have been eligible anyway.

 

Huhhhhhhhhhhh??????????????

 

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On 6/15/2018 at 9:35 PM, Justfine said:

Running everyday would be boring and wreck your joints.

 

 

Sitting in a chair wrecks your joints.  Running strengthens them.  Like anything if you overdo it then problems occur. 5k for me is not over doing it. You gotta run.

 

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42 minutes ago, stud858 said:

Sitting in a chair wrecks your joints.  Running strengthens them.  Like anything if you overdo it then problems occur. 5k for me is not over doing it. You gotta run.

 

Exercising everyday is overtraining. Olympic althetes don't train everyday.

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1 hour ago, Justfine said:

Exercising everyday is overtraining. Olympic althetes don't train everyday.

Of course and if feeling twinges I rest a couple of days extra.  if I'm feeling good I swap between running and gym work.  just gotta listen to your body.  once you get into a rhythm of exercise its easier and once familiar with your body every day exercises are not harmful in my experience opinion. 

 

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