i used to wake up at 7 when trying to wake up at 6, always being late for school because its starts at 7:15. I would go to sleep at 11 and not fall asleep till 5 in the morning because of sleep insomnia. now, i wake up at 4:50 in the morning, and get more sleep than ever.

I...

What?

And you could supplement it with fresh air by mountain biking or something outside. I'd say ice skating but I know there ain't no ice anywhere near this damn coast.

So thats how you made it to 89 years old.

is the old you gone yet

Einsteinean wrote:

And you could supplement it with fresh air by mountain biking or something outside. I'd say ice skating but I know there ain't no ice anywhere near this damn coast.

i dont think you understand my workout. mounting biking is nothing compared to that.

What does your workout consist of? Mountain biking hits almost all areas, depending on the terrain you're riding. The terrain we do...whew. Legs, check. Arms, check. Neck (don't ask), check. Abs, check.

just because your using them doesnt mean your using them a lot. ive gone mountain biking, its not that hard.

Mountain biking is easy as fuzzle.

Einsteinean wrote:

What does your workout consist of? Mountain biking hits almost all areas, depending on the terrain you're riding. The terrain we do...whew. Legs, check. Arms, check. Neck (don't ask), check. Abs, check.

Post a picture of your abs

Victoria wrote:

just because your using them doesnt mean your using them a lot. ive gone mountain biking, its not that hard.

Chainy wrote:

Mountain biking is easy as fuzzle.

Your mountain biking and my mountain biking are two totally different things. Mine is in Central Appalachia. Yours is in the Adirondacks and the Alps I'm assuming, respectively? Lol, yeah, right.

I wish I didn't live in an area that's "as flat as a pancake and Kierra Knightly's chest" (Uncyclopedia, Ohio)

Einsteinean wrote:

Victoria wrote:

just because your using them doesnt mean your using them a lot. ive gone mountain biking, its not that hard.

Chainy wrote:

Mountain biking is easy as fuzzle.

Your mountain biking and my mountain biking are two totally different things. Mine is in Central Appalachia. Yours is in the Adirondacks and the Alps I'm assuming, respectively? Lol, yeah, right.

lololol, the Alps are in fucking Switzerland, and what the fuck are the Adirondacks?
I only cycle by the way, normally I do about 25 km in a hour.

Chainy wrote:

Einsteinean wrote:

Victoria wrote:

just because your using them doesnt mean your using them a lot. ive gone mountain biking, its not that hard.

Chainy wrote:

Mountain biking is easy as fuzzle.

Your mountain biking and my mountain biking are two totally different things. Mine is in Central Appalachia. Yours is in the Adirondacks and the Alps I'm assuming, respectively? Lol, yeah, right.

lololol, the Alps are in fucking Switzerland, and what the fuck are the Adirondacks?
I only cycle by the way, normally I do about 25 km in a hour.

Yeah, so why don't you get your ass over to Switzerland like I do to Pennsylvania? You Europeans go country to country like we go state to state. So get your lazy ass up and over there. Hell, if you do your supposed 25 km/hr (15 mph) rate the whole way nonstop, you'll be there in a day and a half.

I find it very hard to believe you do 25 kilometers per hour. That's 15 miles per hour average, unless you're on a road bike with absolutely no hills (MD Eastern Shore), there's no way you do 15 miles per hour average. I'm calling bullshit, even on the road. 15 mph average means you do 45 miles in three hours. Horseshit all the way. Get a bike odometer, take a pic and post it on here.

The Adirondacks are the closest mountain range to Victoria. Which, if she did the type of riding I do, is where she would be. And for you maybe not the Alps (they're bigger than Appalachia or the Adirondacks), something a little smaller but still mountainous.

Einsteinean wrote:

Victoria wrote:

just because your using them doesnt mean your using them a lot. ive gone mountain biking, its not that hard.

Chainy wrote:

Mountain biking is easy as fuzzle.

Your mountain biking and my mountain biking are two totally different things. Mine is in Central Appalachia. Yours is in the Adirondacks and the Alps I'm assuming, respectively? Lol, yeah, right.

Yeah you actually have no idea what youre talking about. i travel with my cousin to go mountain biking all over the place, hes like a fucking expert and practically lives for it, sooo im pretty sure my 25 year old fit cousin with abs and mad muscle who bikes at least 4 times a week knows more than you.

Victoria wrote:

Einsteinean wrote:

Victoria wrote:

just because your using them doesnt mean your using them a lot. ive gone mountain biking, its not that hard.

Chainy wrote:

Mountain biking is easy as fuzzle.

Your mountain biking and my mountain biking are two totally different things. Mine is in Central Appalachia. Yours is in the Adirondacks and the Alps I'm assuming, respectively? Lol, yeah, right.

Yeah you actually have no idea what youre talking about. i travel with my cousin to go mountain biking all over the place, hes like a fucking expert and practically lives for it, sooo im pretty sure my 25 year old fit cousin with abs and mad muscle who bikes at least 4 times a week knows more than you.

Tell me EXACTLY where. I can name 4 state parks in MD, PA and VA that I've biked in, as well as many local areas. And just because your cousin might know more than I do doesn't mean you do. So take your snotty little attitude and shove it where you shove the bike seat.

Haha i dont think youll ever get less ignorant, i go on week long trips with my fucking professional cousin who teaches me shit all the time and ur gonna tell me you no more than me? 3 states big fucking deal, ive gone out of the country dont call me snotty because if you wanna see snotty ill show u snotty and most people i no dont "shove their bike seat" anywhere in their body so if thats what youre doing then you are most definitely doing it wrong.

Ok, so if you go biking that often then why do you need a gym? I don't understand. If you're in such great shape from biking 3 times a week on the toughest terrain New York state has to offer, then why on earth would you need a gym?

Einsteinean wrote:

Chainy wrote:

Einsteinean wrote:

Victoria wrote:

just because your using them doesnt mean your using them a lot. ive gone mountain biking, its not that hard.

Chainy wrote:

Mountain biking is easy as fuzzle.

Your mountain biking and my mountain biking are two totally different things. Mine is in Central Appalachia. Yours is in the Adirondacks and the Alps I'm assuming, respectively? Lol, yeah, right.

lololol, the Alps are in fucking Switzerland, and what the fuck are the Adirondacks?
I only cycle by the way, normally I do about 25 km in a hour.

Yeah, so why don't you get your ass over to Switzerland like I do to Pennsylvania? You Europeans go country to country like we go state to state. So get your lazy ass up and over there. Hell, if you do your supposed 25 km/hr (15 mph) rate the whole way nonstop, you'll be there in a day and a half.

I find it very hard to believe you do 25 kilometers per hour. That's 15 miles per hour average, unless you're on a road bike with absolutely no hills (MD Eastern Shore), there's no way you do 15 miles per hour average. I'm calling bullshit, even on the road. 15 mph average means you do 45 miles in three hours. Horseshit all the way. Get a bike odometer, take a pic and post it on here.

The Adirondacks are the closest mountain range to Victoria. Which, if she did the type of riding I do, is where she would be. And for you maybe not the Alps (they're bigger than Appalachia or the Adirondacks), something a little smaller but still mountainous.

Basically no one goes to other countries in Europe outside of the breaks. Besides that, Holland is all flat, I usually do 12.5 km in 20-30 mins, depends on the weather and the mood I'm in. Including fucking lotta stopping lights and slow cyclers.

Einsteinean wrote:

Ok, so if you go biking that often then why do you need a gym? I don't understand. If you're in such great shape from biking 3 times a week on the toughest terrain New York state has to offer, then why on earth would you need a gym?

1. i never said i go 3 times a week on the toughest terrain ny has to offer, i said i go on week long trips with my cousin
2. i already just fucking said its nothing compared to what i do at the gym, so shut the fuck up this thread isnt about you you fucking ignorant asshole

Chainy wrote:

Einsteinean wrote:

Chainy wrote:

Einsteinean wrote:

Victoria wrote:

just because your using them doesnt mean your using them a lot. ive gone mountain biking, its not that hard.

Chainy wrote:

Mountain biking is easy as fuzzle.

Your mountain biking and my mountain biking are two totally different things. Mine is in Central Appalachia. Yours is in the Adirondacks and the Alps I'm assuming, respectively? Lol, yeah, right.

lololol, the Alps are in fucking Switzerland, and what the fuck are the Adirondacks?
I only cycle by the way, normally I do about 25 km in a hour.

Yeah, so why don't you get your ass over to Switzerland like I do to Pennsylvania? You Europeans go country to country like we go state to state. So get your lazy ass up and over there. Hell, if you do your supposed 25 km/hr (15 mph) rate the whole way nonstop, you'll be there in a day and a half.

I find it very hard to believe you do 25 kilometers per hour. That's 15 miles per hour average, unless you're on a road bike with absolutely no hills (MD Eastern Shore), there's no way you do 15 miles per hour average. I'm calling bullshit, even on the road. 15 mph average means you do 45 miles in three hours. Horseshit all the way. Get a bike odometer, take a pic and post it on here.

The Adirondacks are the closest mountain range to Victoria. Which, if she did the type of riding I do, is where she would be. And for you maybe not the Alps (they're bigger than Appalachia or the Adirondacks), something a little smaller but still mountainous.

Basically no one goes to other countries in Europe outside of the breaks. Besides that, Holland is all flat, I usually do 12.5 km in 20-30 mins, depends on the weather and the mood I'm in. Including fucking lotta stopping lights and slow cyclers.

Seriously? Then my dad's been lying to me for years...

Even on flat land...I still have a hard time buying 15 miles per hour. Are you on a road bike or mountain bike? (There's a difference). If you're on a road bike then I retract everything I said. 15 mph is very reachable on a road bike.

ohh look, hes changing the subject. but hell prolly claim its because he doesnt want to "stoop to my level, and argue" when in reality he just did it like 4 times and he really just ran out of things to say.

Where EXACTLY do you do most of your mountain biking Victoria? You never answered my question and thus I must assume you're avoiding answering it because you cannot answer it.

i didnt answer your question because you said a million other fucking things i was answering, so chill. and i do not have the EXACT SPECIFIC LOCATIONS of where ive been, i just go where my cousin takes me and we go with his friends who are all into the same thing. and even if i knew where it was it clearly wouldnt matter because niels just proved you dont no shit about location.

Also, I don't see an answer to why you need a gym? So there's two questions I want answers to.

1. Where do you mountain bike exactly? Give me the name of a mountain range.
2. Why does someone in your supposed awesome physical shape need a gym of all things?

@Cy's earlier question...eh, let's just say the wintertime hasn't treated me well. Long football seasons tend not to.