surprising enough, I saw that some of you are exercise gurus

I like jogging in the summer after hibernating like a bear all winter. I've always jogged in basketball shorts (and I wear boxers, not briefs) but my pants always roll up after such a distance jogging. I either have to do the fucking cowboy hobble to try to free them, or stop altogether because it's that annoying.

How do you people deal with that? I tried running naked once, dong flapping in the wind, but I was arrested for prostitution after some slut chased me down wanting some

Next up, I'm about to buy a new bike.

I like riding pavement trails as well as through the woods (but not like extreme mountain biking) so I was thinking of getting a hybrid bike.

Anybody have one? What's your opinion on it?

I don't really like jogging, it's good exercise but I feel like an idiot doing it. I do a lot of walking everyday anyway. Now riding bike is something that's always fun, get yourself a mountain bike and take yourself for a few adventures. If you're looking for a bit of an adrenaline rush, flying down a hill on a bike is great.

At 3/25/15 12:12 PM, Teddiinas wrote: get yourself a mountain bike and take yourself for a few adventures.

A hybrid is really just a mountain bike with thinner wheels. Meant to be riden on the Road also.

If you're looking for a bit of an adrenaline rush, flying down a hill on a bike is great.

I'd surely hurt myself

I'm content with hilly dirt paths.

If you have access to cross country skiing or any sort of snow sport you will get fit as fuck if it's avaiable

At 3/25/15 12:19 PM, BanditWoolyBear wrote: A hybrid is really just a mountain bike with thinner wheels. Meant to be riden on the Road also.

Any bike with gears and 2 wheels will suffice

I'd surely hurt myself

That's the idea of an 'adrenaline rush'

At 3/25/15 12:22 PM, Noggleton wrote: If you have access to cross country skiing or any sort of snow sport you will get fit as fuck if it's avaiable

I've been skiing before and I must say, it's an adrenaline rush of a lifetime

At 3/25/15 12:23 PM, Teddiinas wrote:

At 3/25/15 12:19 PM, BanditWoolyBear wrote: A hybrid is really just a mountain bike with thinner wheels. Meant to be riden on the Road also.

Any bike with gears and 2 wheels will suffice

No I need The best and most expensive to satisfy my ego.

I'd surely hurt myself

That's the idea of an 'adrenaline rush'

Hhhhh.

At 3/25/15 12:22 PM, Noggleton wrote:

If you have access to cross country skiing or any sort of snow sport you will get fit as fuck if it's avaiable

Snows all gone now

At 3/25/15 12:26 PM, BanditWoolyBear wrote:

At 3/25/15 12:23 PM, Teddiinas wrote:

At 3/25/15 12:19 PM, BanditWoolyBear wrote: A hybrid is really just a mountain bike with thinner wheels. Meant to be riden on the Road also.

Any bike with gears and 2 wheels will suffice

No I need The best and most expensive to satisfy my ego.

I'd surely hurt myself

That's the idea of an 'adrenaline rush'

Hhhhh.

At 3/25/15 12:22 PM, Noggleton wrote:

If you have access to cross country skiing or any sort of snow sport you will get fit as fuck if it's avaiable

Snows all gone now

Almost gone. Here in Idaho snow stays around til about the end of April. It was going to be a good year but snow came down for a good month and lasted til now about 2 - 3 months later. Hopefully next year it'll be better

Most definitely, exercising is another step to completely opening the 14th chamber if used appropriately

At 3/25/15 01:07 PM, RiverofBloodyTears2 wrote: Most definitely, exercising is another step to completely opening the 14th chamber if used appropriately

K dude

Haha! Exercise. Fuck off.

At 3/25/15 01:37 PM, injexen wrote: Haha! Exercise. Fuck off.

Haha.... Why?

At 3/25/15 01:43 PM, BanditWoolyBear wrote:

At 3/25/15 01:37 PM, injexen wrote: Haha! Exercise. Fuck off.

Haha.... Why?

Hating exercise is like second nature to me. Ya know. Dat IT fieldz.

At 3/25/15 02:07 PM, Monster-64 wrote:

At 3/25/15 01:44 PM, injexen wrote:

At 3/25/15 01:43 PM, BanditWoolyBear wrote:

At 3/25/15 01:37 PM, injexen wrote: Haha! Exercise. Fuck off.

Haha.... Why?

Hating exercise is like second nature to me. Ya know. Dat IT fieldz.

Poor excuse.

More like a working excuse.

At 3/25/15 02:12 PM, Monster-64 wrote:
Oh, I just got what you said when you said "dat IT fieldz". I didn't really know wtf you ment lol.

IT = Information Technology. Computers and shit. Also, we break more than we fix.

At 3/25/15 02:17 PM, Monster-64 wrote:

At 3/25/15 02:14 PM, injexen wrote:

At 3/25/15 02:12 PM, Monster-64 wrote:
Oh, I just got what you said when you said "dat IT fieldz". I didn't really know wtf you ment lol.

IT = Information Technology. Computers and shit. Also, we break more than we fix.

Yup, I figured. How does that go? I've been considering taking IT for many years now, but I might end up doing criminology, sociology and psychology because I also wanna be a career police officer.

Do you learn about the sciences of hardware and programming? What have you learned so far?

If you take a general Information Sciences degree you'll learn everything from hardware to programming, from servers to switches and routers, and even some database.

My advice to you is to really get a feel for these things before you make your decision. A lot of people take IT because oh hey! I love to fuck around with computers so I'd be good with this! That's where they go wrong because it's a lot different. They also think that you spend all day troubleshooting all these different, interesting problems and situations. The reality is you troubleshoot the majority of your problems once... then you spend the rest of your time applying the fix over and over and over and over... point is if repetition irritates you this is not the field to choose.

Also note that no matter where in IT you major, you'll end up starting behind a service desk, dealing with idiots that have no idea how to even power on the machine and call about it every goddamn day... Even as a programmer, you'll start out doing maintenance programming of some sort.

You'll never get hired into an infrastructural roll until you have experience. The only way to do that is to get in with a company's internal IT at the desktop support level and work your way up. You'll never get hired directly into the good stuff with experiencing it first, which means starting rock bottom. I'm sure it is that way with most fields though.

Just some things to think about, and you can also PM me with any additional questions as I don't want to distract from OP's original discussion.

At 3/25/15 02:54 PM, Monster-64 wrote:

At 3/25/15 02:32 PM, injexen wrote:

Hm... I'm probably just better off taking crimin-, socio- and psychology.

IT does sound like a good career path, that is, if like you said, you are capable of starting at the bottom.

Psychology is fun, but people that major in it tend to be fucking strange. Just saying.

everyone wants to be a psycholgist but the supply for them is much higher than the demand

At 3/25/15 03:35 PM, injexen wrote: Psychology is fun, but people that major in it tend to be fucking strange. Just saying.

You mean it's almost like they went to school to get paid to pretend to care about people's issues when nobody else does?....

...heh

anyways I'm not being a dick. I don't care if people exercise or not. I guess.

At 3/25/15 03:39 PM, Monster-64 wrote: Eh, I'm only doing these courses because that's apparently what is recommended for police officers.

so you are a cop

At 3/25/15 03:41 PM, NewgroundsNation wrote:

At 3/25/15 03:39 PM, Monster-64 wrote: Eh, I'm only doing these courses because that's apparently what is recommended for police officers.

so you are a cop

Code red

At 3/25/15 03:38 PM, BanditWoolyBear wrote:

At 3/25/15 03:35 PM, injexen wrote: Psychology is fun, but people that major in it tend to be fucking strange. Just saying.

You mean it's almost like they went to school to get paid to pretend to care about people's issues when nobody else does?....

That's more therapy, but I guess is still psychology. Research psychologists are just as strange.

I don't jog that much, but I bike all the time during 3 seasons (expect winter) when I need to go to the store or get away from home for a while, or I need to get something quick, unless it's heavy raining.

I need to get back into conditioning my body...

i've let myself go too long..

I hear walking's all the rage these days.