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Baba Alex
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| Laura777 wrote: |
Interesting that you noted that Ghost. I too am a sports freak and love to work out. Whether its riding bicycle, running or lifting weights - which I dont do enough of these days as I am not a member of a gym at this time. And other sports which I partake in.
However my noted point is - Why and how can people ever say that one can do too much sports?
I also find it interesting that people here in Istanbul, my point of reference, say that I do too much sports.
Is there such a thing?
Talk amongst yourselves.  |
Of course you can do too much sports, I�d love to play more football, rugby, cricket tennis, a lot more, seriously, but I'm responsible enough to know that I have a commitment to drinking myself into and unintelligible stupor four times a week. |
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Sheikh Inal Ovar
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| Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 9:43 am Post subject: |
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Talks amongst selves
"What the f@^# is she going on about"
"I've no idea. Why are you asking me. I don't even exist"
"Where's my monkey wrench"
"How the f@^# should I know where your monkey is .. And don't call me a wrench you sexist pig"
"Oink! Oink! That's wench you silly sod"
"You wanna bit d'you" ... "Av summa that you facker" ... "That'll teach you to give your feminine side a bit more respect next time" ... "you chauvanist wonker"
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Baba Alex
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| Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 9:53 am Post subject: |
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The Turkey forum has been getting decidedly silly recently.
*tickles Yaramaz* |
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tvik
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| Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 10:23 am Post subject: |
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| baba says the forum is getting silly.... |
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Baba Alex
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| Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 10:32 am Post subject: |
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| baba says the forum is getting silly.... |
*squirts tvikl with squirty flower thingy* |
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Golightly
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| Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 10:35 am Post subject: |
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now stop that...
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yaramaz
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*giggle*
Am ticklish, Baba! Bite me instead! |
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ghost
Joined: 30 Jan 2003
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Location: Saudi Arabia
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| Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 2:22 am Post subject: health insurance |
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| Laura777 wrote: |
Interesting that you noted that Ghost. I too am a sports freak and love to work out. Whether its riding bicycle, running or lifting weights - which I dont do enough of these days as I am not a member of a gym at this time. And other sports which I partake in.
However my noted point is - Why and how can people ever say that one can do too much sports?
I also find it interesting that people here in Istanbul, my point of reference, say that I do too much sports.
Is there such a thing?
Talk amongst yourselves. 8) |
The cheapest health insurance is a combination of exercise and sensible eating habits.
Everyone should get at least 30-60 minutes of exercise per day. Most people have few excuses as to not being able to find 60 minutes per day to exercise. It is question of organization.
Even in Istanbul, there are a couple of Parks where you can power walk or jog. You can always find the time if you are organized.
Ghost usually has a gym bag with track suit and running shoes, small towel and deoderant, and if there a couple of spare hours (between classes) during the day - it's time to take off for a power walk or jog for 30-45 minutes. If there is no shower at work, you can take a 'sponge bath' in the washroom with your soap and towel down. Do it like the Africans and you will still be clean.
There are gyms sprouting up all over Istanbul, and you can join for a monthly fee which will not ruin you. Tell them you are a teacher at such and such a school, and you might get a discount (bring the school card).
It is sad to see so many ESL/EFL teachers get into bad habits during spare time of basically drinking/smoking/eating junk food.
Exercise is not always fun, but it should be a daily habit. It is health insurance.
Ghost in Korea (BMI 20.7) check your BMI online.....reality check.. |
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