Random Thought Thread

[trevitrace]

Ouch.

 

[TRfromMT]

^^^Well that went downhill fast!

 

[91bravo]

ha ha! There's goes the pony idea...

 

[ManOfSteel89]

That's all right, you can give it to me. You're too heavy for a pony anyway.

Actually LOL'd

Sorry Nathan the Machinist . I know the feeling.

 

[JustinFournier]

We rented 2 Ponies for my son's 3rd bday a few months ago, they can handle 100lbs max, but 80 is more reasonable.

Soooooooo. Ain't no men in here gonna be pony riding.

Eating, that is another story.

 

[Casinostocks]

Why can't they have one each? There's a novel idea!

 

[Nathan the Machinist]

OH NO! A Carothers sushi knife?

There actually is a "CPK" kitchen knife on Amazon:.

https://www.amazon.com/CPK-Elite-St...srs=16563022011&ie=UTF8&qid=1506389328&sr=8-1

It has nothing to do with us, but hey...

 

[91bravo]

I just realized that my name is a combination of Jo and Nathan....Jonathan!

 

[Casinostocks]

There actually is a "CPK" kitchen knife on Amazon:.

https://www.amazon.com/CPK-Elite-St...srs=16563022011&ie=UTF8&qid=1506389328&sr=8-1

It has nothing to do with us, but hey...

I'll take it!

 

[Casinostocks]

I just realized that my name is a combination of Jo and Nathan....Jonathan!

Do you want to be their pony?

 

[91bravo]

Do you want to be their pony?

If there are free knives involved I would be!

 

[ManOfSteel89]

We rented 2 Ponies for my son's 3rd bday a few months ago, they can handle 100lbs max, but 80 is more reasonable.

Soooooooo. Ain't no men in here gonna be pony riding.

Eating, that is another story.

My lifting coach used to say that anyone under 200lbs was a child and real men started at 250lbs. He was 6'3", stood at 312lbs, and would dead lift almost 700lbs.. I wasn't going to argue with him.

 

[ExtraBaconPlease]

My lifting coach used to say that anyone under 200lbs was a child and real men started at 250lbs. He was 6'3", stood at 312lbs, and would dead lift almost 700lbs.. I wasn't going to argue with him.

He weighs two of me. Farrrrrr out lol

 

[JustinFournier]

My lifting coach used to say that anyone under 200lbs was a child and real men started at 250lbs. He was 6'3", stood at 312lbs, and would dead lift almost 700lbs.. I wasn't going to argue with him.

I wonder how long he will live.

 

[Standard78]

My lifting coach used to say that anyone under 200lbs was a child and real men started at 250lbs. He was 6'3", stood at 312lbs, and would dead lift almost 700lbs.. I wasn't going to argue with him.

80-100 pounds of pressure to his knee would change his opinion real quick.

312 pounds falls fast.

 

[PeteyTwoPointOne]

Soooooooo. Ain't no men in here gonna be pony riding.

Eating, that is another story.

What does pony taste like? Is it gamey at all?

 

[91bravo]

What does pony taste like? Is it gamey at all?

Just soak it in cider...

 

[betzner]

^^Ever had a quarter pounder at McBurger's?

 

[MikeKu825]

That's all right, you can give it to me. You're too heavy for a pony anyway.

Hey, not all of us are 28.. when you get a little older you'll see that it doesn't come off like it used too.

 

[pbubsy]

80-100 pounds of pressure to his knee would change his opinion real quick.

312 pounds falls fast.

I've never had a big head (figuratively at least), but was humbled by my 5'6, 175lb PT instructor when I went through an academy. At 6'1, 260lbs (I'm islander, so that's pretty average) I got my butt handed to me on a regular basis for just over 4 months. Granted he's a black belt in Jiu Jitsu and in the federal equivalent of S.W.A.T. (lots of high speed training)....but damn, I can vouch for just how quick a big dude can fall! size definitely doesn't matter.