I mean Herschel Walker didn't lift weights.
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RK said:
haven't you guys ever watched Rocky? just go up to your cabin and chop a bunch of wood and run up the mountain with a log on your back. maybe hang from the rafters of the barn and do some crunches...
Great idea.....I'm packing up and heading for Montana.
HCTRA tolls resume tomorrow morning at 6am per Commissioners Court.
Has there been any indication on travel restrictions? I assume you won't have to quarantine if you go to somewhere like Sweden? At this point, I'm seriously considering it.
Wasting no timeYellAg2004 said:
HCTRA tolls resume tomorrow morning at 6am per Commissioners Court.
CFTXAG10 said:Wasting no timeYellAg2004 said:
HCTRA tolls resume tomorrow morning at 6am per Commissioners Court.
****ing vultures
you might can fly there, but if you aren't Swedish or EU citizen, you can't stay unless you are there for essential business.David_Puddy said:
Has there been any indication on travel restrictions? I assume you won't have to quarantine if you go to somewhere like Sweden? At this point, I'm seriously considering it.
7nine
heaven forbid the toll roads...charge tolls!
Texaggie7nine said:you might can fly there, but if you aren't Swedish or EU citizen, you can't stay unless you are there for essential business.David_Puddy said:
Has there been any indication on travel restrictions? I assume you won't have to quarantine if you go to somewhere like Sweden? At this point, I'm seriously considering it.
Is somewhere like Mexico enforcing stuff like this? Not going to risk it, but just curious.
Not sure that you wouldn't be prevented from getting in, I think they are doing the whole temperature check and perhaps more medical screening, but I do know that hotels and resorts in mexico have been essentially shut down to new guests.
7nine
I read on the Travel Board that hotels are closed until mid JuneDavid_Puddy said:Texaggie7nine said:you might can fly there, but if you aren't Swedish or EU citizen, you can't stay unless you are there for essential business.David_Puddy said:
Has there been any indication on travel restrictions? I assume you won't have to quarantine if you go to somewhere like Sweden? At this point, I'm seriously considering it.
Is somewhere like Mexico enforcing stuff like this? Not going to risk it, but just curious.
Watch this storm approaching from the SW
tk for tu juan said:
Watch this storm approaching from the SW
Is it full of COVID-19?
Just checked a resort in Cabo and they're taking reservations starting on May 18th. Doesn't mean they won't extend their shutdown date but you can book a reservation starting on May 18th.
wessimo said:tk for tu juan said:
Watch this storm approaching from the SW
Is it full of COVID-19?
Yes, COVID rain is the new acid rain
What part of town are you in? I may or may not know one that possibly could or could not be open up on the Upper East Side.David_Puddy said:Rustys-Beef-o-Reeno said:
I don't get the up in arms about the gym, it's got to be one of the worst places for transmission of this stupid virus with the constant touching of machines and sweat
Run, it's free,
Pushups they are free
Pull-ups they are basically free, $15 and a drill can have you one up in your garage in 15 min.
Squats, lunges free.
From someone who is usually at the gym 5 times a week, these home workouts are just not the same. I'm ready for my gym to open back up. I am curious as to how they regulate the traffic though. Is it going to be similar to restaurants where there is only 25% of the capacity allowed? I imagine that the majority of restaurants, gyms, and retail stores will be pretty liberal with the 25% rule.
But what about the people required to sit in the wagon while you push it up?RK said:
haven't you guys ever watched Rocky? just go up to your cabin and chop a bunch of wood and run up the mountain with a log on your back. maybe hang from the rafters of the barn and do some crunches...
Yeah, and he was one of the 0.00001% of the population given an athletic gift from Godredag06 said:
I mean Herschel Walker didn't lift weights.
It's a bleach (Mexican brand) storm sent by Trump to kill the COVID.wessimo said:tk for tu juan said:
Watch this storm approaching from the SW
Is it full of COVID-19?
anything on memorial park driving range?
aTm2004 said:It's a bleach (Mexican brand) storm sent by Trump to kill the COVID.wessimo said:tk for tu juan said:
Watch this storm approaching from the SW
Is it full of COVID-19?
C'mon. We know bleach storms don't work. You gotta inject that $&@#.
Formerly Willy Wonka
David_Puddy said:Rustys-Beef-o-Reeno said:
I don't get the up in arms about the gym, it's got to be one of the worst places for transmission of this stupid virus with the constant touching of machines and sweat
Run, it's free,
Pushups they are free
Pull-ups they are basically free, $15 and a drill can have you one up in your garage in 15 min.
Squats, lunges free.
From someone who is usually at the gym 5 times a week, these home workouts are just not the same. I'm ready for my gym to open back up. I am curious as to how they regulate the traffic though. Is it going to be similar to restaurants where there is only 25% of the capacity allowed? I imagine that the majority of restaurants, gyms, and retail stores will be pretty liberal with the 25% rule.
Of course they aren't the same, but it's good to shock the system with something different with a **** ton more reps once and a while. stack sets of 20 pushups and 10 pull-ups together for 10 rounds with as little rest as possible and you are going to feel it the next day. Leg day do different lunges and squats until failure. I'm not saying get huge but tone and lean out.
aTm2004 said:What part of town are you in? I may or may not know one that possibly could or could not be open up on the Upper East Side.David_Puddy said:Rustys-Beef-o-Reeno said:
I don't get the up in arms about the gym, it's got to be one of the worst places for transmission of this stupid virus with the constant touching of machines and sweat
Run, it's free,
Pushups they are free
Pull-ups they are basically free, $15 and a drill can have you one up in your garage in 15 min.
Squats, lunges free.
From someone who is usually at the gym 5 times a week, these home workouts are just not the same. I'm ready for my gym to open back up. I am curious as to how they regulate the traffic though. Is it going to be similar to restaurants where there is only 25% of the capacity allowed? I imagine that the majority of restaurants, gyms, and retail stores will be pretty liberal with the 25% rule.
Heights
Willy Wonka said:aTm2004 said:It's a bleach (Mexican brand) storm sent by Trump to kill the COVID.wessimo said:tk for tu juan said:
Watch this storm approaching from the SW
Is it full of COVID-19?
C'mon. We know bleach storms don't work. You gotta inject that $&@#.
Think outside the box.
Montgomery County Judge:
" Update concerning the Governors latest orders and the vagueness of those orders. Unless a clarifying order is issued between now and Friday as far as I'm concerned gyms, hair salons, nail salons and many more can be open."
https://www.facebook.com/countyjudgekeough/videos/539546310285523/
" Update concerning the Governors latest orders and the vagueness of those orders. Unless a clarifying order is issued between now and Friday as far as I'm concerned gyms, hair salons, nail salons and many more can be open."
https://www.facebook.com/countyjudgekeough/videos/539546310285523/
The only problem being is that hair stylists are licensed. I am betting they won't open without Abbott's explicit blessing.LostInLA07 said:
Montgomery County Judge:
" Update concerning the Governors latest orders and the vagueness of those orders. Unless a clarifying order is issued between now and Friday as far as I'm concerned gyms, hair salons, nail salons and many more can be open."
https://www.facebook.com/countyjudgekeough/videos/539546310285523/
Yeah because their printed paper license is sooo legit.......
True. But what is legit is a citation, summons and big fuggin' fine that comes with not playing the game.PalomaPachanga said:
Yeah because their printed paper license is sooo legit.......
Just like the masks and federal american grill - not going to be enforced.
aTm2004 said:Willy Wonka said:aTm2004 said:It's a bleach (Mexican brand) storm sent by Trump to kill the COVID.wessimo said:tk for tu juan said:
Watch this storm approaching from the SW
Is it full of COVID-19?
C'mon. We know bleach storms don't work. You gotta inject that $&@#.
Think outside the box.
How can you be so obtuse?
Just pointing out one part that actually has teeth. Masks and FedAG didn't. /shrugPalomaPachanga said:
Just like the masks and federal american grill - not going to be enforced.
I am surprised the gays haven't pitched a fit over the name of that restaurant lol.
Can us Harris county residents replace Lina for him please?
Bregxit said:The only problem being is that hair stylists are licensed. I am betting they won't open without Abbott's explicit blessing.LostInLA07 said:
Montgomery County Judge:
" Update concerning the Governors latest orders and the vagueness of those orders. Unless a clarifying order is issued between now and Friday as far as I'm concerned gyms, hair salons, nail salons and many more can be open."
https://www.facebook.com/countyjudgekeough/videos/539546310285523/
Masks were given a penalty which was deemed unconstitutional. I think there's a pretty good argument on the constitutionality of private businesses being forced to close.
Also you don't think that Federal American Grill has permits and licensing that could be revoked or fined???
Also you don't think that Federal American Grill has permits and licensing that could be revoked or fined???
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