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Ember778
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| Dogen wrote: | | I like that you spelled adductor correctly, but "aisle" is uncommon. |
I don't really remember saying adductor so...
Although it's not like such words are new to me. I am a gym rat. I do spend quite a bit of time looking up nutrition, and exercise related things. |
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Dennis J. Squidbunny
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| Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 4:19 am Post subject: |
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| like steroids, right? |
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Heretical Rants
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Well, yeah. How else are you going to get those nice buff knee muscles?
I mean, strong sexy knees don't just grow on trees, ya know.
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Dogen
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| Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 4:38 am Post subject: |
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| Heretical Rants wrote: | I usually have more trouble cleansing my palette than either my pallets or my palate, but Ember probably wouldn't know much about that.
Then again, I don't know all that much about Matlab.
I like Mathematica better. |
The only thing you need to know about Matlab is it brings down home values in entire neighborhoods, and you should always have a house inspected to make sure Matlab was never run there before you buy it.
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Heretical Rants
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illicit number crunching is serious stuff
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Dogen
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| Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 6:22 am Post subject: |
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| Ember778 wrote: | | Dogen wrote: | | I like that you spelled adductor correctly, but "aisle" is uncommon. |
I don't really remember saying adductor so...
Although it's not like such words are new to me. I am a gym rat. I do spend quite a bit of time looking up nutrition, and exercise related things. |
My mistake. The word you meant to say was "adduction," but what you said was:
| Quote: | | Also running wouldn't do shit. Movements of running include hip flexion, extension, and abduction, knee extension, plantar flexion, spine rotation and lateral flexion, and dorsal ankle flexion. |
Also, you should have used semicolons. But let's not be pedantic.
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Ember778
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| Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 12:49 pm Post subject: |
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| Dogen wrote: | | Ember778 wrote: | | Dogen wrote: | | I like that you spelled adductor correctly, but "aisle" is uncommon. |
I don't really remember saying adductor so...
Although it's not like such words are new to me. I am a gym rat. I do spend quite a bit of time looking up nutrition, and exercise related things. |
My mistake. The word you meant to say was "adduction," but what you said was:
| Quote: | | Also running wouldn't do shit. Movements of running include hip flexion, extension, and abduction, knee extension, plantar flexion, spine rotation and lateral flexion, and dorsal ankle flexion. |
Also, you should have used semicolons. But let's not be pedantic. |
Lol. You have no idea what you're talking about. Abduction is the opposite motion of adduction. running uses hip abduction.
Do you honestly think I'm going to get something like that wrong? |
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Monkey Mcdermott
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Well you don't seem to know WTF Cloture is.
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Dogen
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| Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 6:28 pm Post subject: |
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| Ember778 wrote: | Lol. You have no idea what you're talking about. Abduction is the opposite motion of adduction. running uses hip abduction.
Do you honestly think I'm going to get something like that wrong? |
It's cool. I'm wrong. As an adult I can admit it and move on. How's the answer to that question coming? Ah, right... when you're wrong you just take your little red wagon and go home.
And yes, I expect you to get a lot of things wrong. This is the first time I've seen you be right, and as we say past experience is the best indication of future performance.
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Yorick
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| Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 7:48 pm Post subject: |
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| Ember778 wrote: | | Dogen wrote: | | Ember778 wrote: | | Dogen wrote: | | I like that you spelled adductor correctly, but "aisle" is uncommon. |
I don't really remember saying adductor so...
Although it's not like such words are new to me. I am a gym rat. I do spend quite a bit of time looking up nutrition, and exercise related things. |
My mistake. The word you meant to say was "adduction," but what you said was:
| Quote: | | Also running wouldn't do shit. Movements of running include hip flexion, extension, and abduction, knee extension, plantar flexion, spine rotation and lateral flexion, and dorsal ankle flexion. |
Also, you should have used semicolons. But let's not be pedantic. |
Lol. You have no idea what you're talking about. Abduction is the opposite motion of adduction. running uses hip abduction.
Do you honestly think I'm going to get something like that wrong? |
Waitasec, someone's taking your hips away? is there a ransom? How do you walk? wouldn't this be considered a form of body part harvesting?
oh shit four more questions Ember won't answer NOOOOO
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Sam
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| Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 9:50 pm Post subject: |
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| did we chance on ember actually talking about shit he knows anything about and it is literally about muscles |
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Dennis J. Squidbunny
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| Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 10:11 pm Post subject: |
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| ember why do you keep dodging my snide accusations that you abuse steroids? |
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Heretical Rants
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Same reason he hasn't addressed the accusations of running a Matlab and illicit number crunching.
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LadySunami
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| Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2012 3:29 am Post subject: Re: 10/9 expert mode walking |
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Poor dear, heels are a pain.
As for the unrelated conversation going on, they (possibly) sell pH paper at Walmart? Whatever for? I've never felt the need to test the pH of anything sitting around in my apartment. It's rather unnecessary outside of lab.
I wonder if they also sell those cruddy pH meters always used in undergraduate teaching labs at Walmart. It would certainly explain a lot.
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fritterdonut
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| Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2012 4:26 am Post subject: Re: 10/9 expert mode walking |
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| LadySunami wrote: | | ktern wrote: | |
Poor dear, heels are a pain.
As for the unrelated conversation going on, they (possibly) sell pH paper at Walmart? Whatever for? I've never felt the need to test the pH of anything sitting around in my apartment. It's rather unnecessary outside of lab.
I wonder if they also sell those cruddy pH meters always used in undergraduate teaching labs at Walmart. It would certainly explain a lot. |
May be for people with pools, or for gardening. Pools require a precise pH balance involving the chlorine so that it is safe to swim in and at the same time won't grow algae.
Also, soil testing for gardening, because some plants require alkaline soil and some plants require an acidic soil. If you know the pH, you could then treat the soil as required (adding things like ashes and different fertilizers) to prepare soil for plantings.
Also, hello fellow sciences student! And yes, those pH meters really suck. If they aren't fully warmed up and calibrated they are a nightmare to work with.
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