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StCEMT said:
I want to work up to that. Kind of schedule dependent. That being said, post run chocolate milk is amazing.
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Yes, indeed it is quite the delicious, and remarkably healthy nourishment after such a jaunt.

Nice job, BTW. Keep up the good work, you'll get there I am sure.
 
TransportJockey said:
Worked an extra 12 and it was supposed to be an easy shift. Ran three calls, two of which were critical RSIs. I hate you.

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We ran a MVC that needed two units but nothing super exciting then a handful of LE calls for medical eval and now I'm in bed. I'm hoping I get to sleep since I'm on OT on a demand truck tomorrow so probably no napping tomorrow.


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StCEMT said:
Can I ride with you? I am barely scraping ALS calls together to finish field clinicals. :(

On a side note, running 7+ miles sucks just in case anyone was wondering....don't do it lol
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I have a vehicle so there is no need to run
 
VentMonkey said:
Yes, indeed it is quite the delicious, and remarkably healthy nourishment after such a jaunt.

Nice job, BTW. Keep up the good work, you'll get there I am sure.
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That might be how I motivate myself. Pint of chocolate milk each time.

Eventually. Definitely feeling it now though.
 
CALEMT said:
I like mountain biking haha.
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I owned a Trek up until my lovely dog chewed straight through the brake line.

I could never get into to cycling, especially long distances. Running, and swimming are my faves by far.

Oh, and @StCEMT, as far as the choco milk goes, TruMoo is a good affordable choice that comes by the gallon. But! If you have deep pockets, and/ or really want the good stuff, Horizons Organic Chocolate Milk is the tits.

I swig freely from either after a good long run, and my wife is none the wiser:D.
 
DEmedic said:
I was a long distance cyclist. Then I got in a wreck, got hurt, stopped cycling and got fat. I miss it every day.
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That sucks, brother. What were you logging a week, and what did you ride?

That's an expensive sport, cycling, lol. Some of those bikes though, sexy AF. Especially the lighter frames. I could never afford one, but I liked the Cannondale's.
 
VentMonkey said:
That sucks, brother. What were you logging a week, and what did you ride?

That's an expensive sport, cycling, lol. Some of those bikes though, sexy AF. Especially the lighter frames. I could never afford one, but I liked the Cannondale's.
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Any biking is expensive. The next mountain bike I want is around $3,200.
 
CALEMT said:
Any biking is expensive. The next mountain bike I want is around $3,200.
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Lol, another reason I stick to running, and swimming. So much more affordable to buy a good pair of Asics break em in, then rotate out after that. The same goes for swimming gear, reasonably inexpensive.

Side note: God bless Zappos!™
 
VentMonkey said:
I owned a Trek up until my lovely dog chewed straight through the brake line.

I could never get into to cycling, especially long distances. Running, and swimming are my faves by far.

Oh, and @StCEMT, as far as the choco milk goes, TruMoo is a good affordable choice that comes by the gallon. But! If you have deep pockets, and/ or really want the good stuff, Horizons Organic Chocolate Milk is the tits.

I swig freely from either after a good long run, and my wife is none the wiser:D.
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Pff, I pay for a meal plan for a reason. Plenty of chocolate milk to smuggle from the cafe!
 
VentMonkey said:
That sucks, brother. What were you logging a week, and what did you ride?

That's an expensive sport, cycling, lol. Some of those bikes though, sexy AF. Especially the lighter frames. I could never afford one, but I liked the Cannondale's.
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I was a bit of a bike nerd. I had 6 or 7 bikes in regular rotation. My go to was a older Fuji Roubaix (steel is a more forgiving ride for a bigger guy), but I also had a Fuji Aloha TT bike, a fixie for bike commuting, a beat old Kona cyclocross, a Bianchi for long comfy rides and my last bike was a Lightspeed, that I crashed and destroyed on the way down from Mt Bachelor in Bend. (I also wrecked myself pretty badly, but healed well)

I was riding between 75 and 120 training miles each week and a century couple of weeks. That was just shy of 15 years ago and I'm still pretty nervous on a bike. Everytime I try to ride again I get kind of weirded out.
 
VentMonkey said:
Oh, and @StCEMT, as far as the choco milk goes, TruMoo is a good affordable choice that comes by the gallon
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nesquik my friend :D
IF you make the powder right it tastes like the bottles :D chocolate milk, and strawberry are my fav's
 
NysEms2117 said:
nesquik my friend :D
IF you make the powder right it tastes like the bottles :D chocolate milk, and strawberry are my fav's
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NysEms2117 said:
nesquik my friend :D
IF you make the powder right it tastes like the bottles :D chocolate milk, and strawberry are my fav's
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I see your Nesquick, and raise you double chocolate YooHoo...
 
DEmedic said:
a Bianchi for long comfy rides
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A Bianchi?? Nice speed. I haven't heard this brand name mentioned in years, very nice.

My dad was a bit of a bike nerd as well.
 
VentMonkey said:
I see your Nesquick, and raise you double chocolate YooHoo...
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Never had yoohoo in large quantities


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I just drink chocolate milk whenever I want. No need to run before hand!


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