Thread: How many steps do you take in a day ?

^ Nev used to do that.


Yeah, he's dead now.

Originally Posted by Edmond

Good man.

And why not. You have legs.


I was previously studying Thai 3 days a week at a center 7km away from the house, would walk there, 2 hour Thai lesson, and walk back. Home for lunch with 14km and a productive 2 hours of education under me belt.


Getting new wheels put on a car at 9:30 this morning at a place 8km away, will walk the 8km back home and then the 8km back to collect it at 3pm. Why the fok not, I've got legs. A tidy 16km for the day.

BQuick does it in about 30mins...

Originally Posted by armstrong

BQuick

Last time I went there they wanted to replace 90k of perfectly good Lego parts.


Did you check yer car is now not a 3 wheeler.

Originally Posted by Edmond

Last time I went there they wanted to replace 90k of perfectly good Lego parts.


Did you check yer car is now not a 3 wheeler.

My wheels are round. Don't need changing.

Just what wheel work did BQuick charge you 30 minutes for? confirming they were round?

Originally Posted by Edmond

Actually had 2 women in the 40-45 year old age bracket stop and ask if they can take me to where I'm going, one on a Scoopy one in a pickup.

If any woman stops for me she'll probably be driving an ambulance.

Originally Posted by MarilynMonroe

^There should be a skating icon as there is on mine. You click the button on the side and pick your activity. You can gauge your distance, calories, etc if you can on the fitbit (I think you have that smartwatch?). I use it for cardio, walking, jogging, even for yoga.

Today's steps

Mine doesn't have skating ffs. Here I have the rink to myself and no skating fuck

Can't you just enjoy skating without worrying that your watch isn't into skating? Ditch the watch for an hour. You show that digital heap of crap who's the boss!

A 55 year old woman I know averages 50,000 per day. Im not sure how far that is but she walked to the bridge and back every evening which is around 20K/m. My number of steps however, differ only by the distance of the remote control from the couch.