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Thu, April 20th, 2006, 11:42 AM
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John Stone is offline
Join Date: Jan 20th, 2004
Location: Central Florida
Age: 41
Posts: 17,302
Sex: Male
Stats: 6', 199.6 pounds, 12.4% body fat (maintaining)
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Originally Posted by Ippo
Beauuuuuuuuuuutiful. Now...did you spend more time cleaning than driving it? 
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Not a chance! Even with the large amount of upfront time performing a full Zaino treatment, I've seen a lot more time on the road than in the driveway polishing.
"Hrm, we're down to 7 jars of natural PB, I'd better make a run to the store!"
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Originally Posted by Devery
Be careful where you park...some people just don't care. Door dings suck.
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In the two years I had the S2000 I didn't have so much as a single door ding or blemish caused by a careless human. I never take up two spaces (I find that practice inconsiderate), but I do park far away from other cars when possible.
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Im surprised actually, its a very "british" show and i wouldnt have thought it transferred well to the US.
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Maybe not for some, but I've always had an appreciation for British humor. Maybe it's because I'm often dry and sarcastic myself.
Even when they are railing on the US I can laugh right along with them. Hell, I'd be jealous if I were them, too.
I'm kidding, of course.
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Originally Posted by Bluestreak
It's on TLC/Discovery here in the US.
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I had no idea. Oh well, I have all the episodes on computer anyway.
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Originally Posted by Bluestreak
Last time I saw it they were semi-flogging one of only 20 Ford GTs allocated to Britain for sale...
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They're just making good TV. They tend to complain about anything that's not British or Italian. Hell, Clarkson actually bought with his own money a GT... twice!
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Originally Posted by phillydude
Congrats John... ain't new toys great?
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Thanks, Phil! Yes... yes, they are.
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Thu, April 20th, 2006, 12:09 PM
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OoOGazOoO is offline
Join Date: Jul 27th, 2004
Posts: 291
Sex: Male
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What's next then John, a TVR? ? ?
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Thu, April 20th, 2006, 08:29 PM
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adeyman is offline
Join Date: Aug 12th, 2004
Location: ENGLAND
Age: 26
Posts: 71
Sex: Male
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Originally Posted by OoOGazOoO
What's next then John, a TVR? ? ? 
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Can you get TVRs in America? I didn't think they came anywhere close to meeting emission levels?
You'd have to be a lunatic to drive one anyway. No ABS, traction control, or anything of that nature.
Adrian
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Fri, April 21st, 2006, 08:04 PM
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John Stone is offline
Join Date: Jan 20th, 2004
Location: Central Florida
Age: 41
Posts: 17,302
Sex: Male
Stats: 6', 199.6 pounds, 12.4% body fat (maintaining)
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With Lisa gone, I thought I'd take the car out for a nice Friday night cruise and pick up chickz (just kidding about the picking up chicks part, Lisa!  )
After my workout I threw on my favorite jeans and my dressiest "wife-beater" shirt and was all set to head out into the pre-dusk evening for a relaxing drive. I thought I'd take my camera and get some pictures of the car by a lake or something.
I should have checked the weather to the Southeast first.
Sorry, some of these are kinda blurry.
1: About to leave.
2: Relaxed in garage.
3: Flexed in garage, but "relaxed" pose.
4: Yep, still not in the car. 
5: After all that, rain delay. Back inside to watch a movie and post on teh Interwebs.
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Fri, April 21st, 2006, 08:39 PM
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michael2938 is offline
Join Date: Mar 30th, 2004
Location: Indiana
Age: 30
Posts: 1,813
Sex: Male
Stats: 5'11, 181lbs
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Originally Posted by John Stone
1: About to leave.
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Damn. Nice arms.
Arms are looking huge! I'm jealous.
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3: Flexed in garage, but "relaxed" pose.
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Ok, we get it, enough already.
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4: Yep, still not in the car.
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I hate you.
 (j/k btw) Good pics. Very motivational. Makes me want to work out even harder...
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Fri, April 21st, 2006, 08:48 PM
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fujo is offline
Join Date: Jan 21st, 2004
Location: West Virginia
Age: 39
Posts: 443
Sex: Male
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Originally Posted by adeyman
Can you get TVRs in America? I didn't think they came anywhere close to meeting emission levels?
You'd have to be a lunatic to drive one anyway. No ABS, traction control, or anything of that nature.
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We had a '73 2500m TVR when I was a little - in the 70's
 It looked like this http://www.projo.com/classiccars/sli...1124892814.jpg
I have only ever seen 2 others - one was also a early 70's model and the other was a mid 80's
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Fri, April 21st, 2006, 10:09 PM
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TarSeal is offline
Join Date: Sep 13th, 2005
Location: Miami
Age: 33
Posts: 3,274
Sex: Male
Stats: FYI- my previous stats were bs.
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The trees and landscape by your house always looks so lush. Nice.
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Sat, April 22nd, 2006, 02:17 AM
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Boxer-in-training is offline
Join Date: Jan 1st, 2005
Age: 36
Posts: 652
Sex: Female
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As always, looking good! ANd great progress!
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Sat, April 22nd, 2006, 02:23 PM
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diggity is offline
Join Date: Sep 17th, 2004
Location: California
Age: 29
Posts: 86
Sex: Male
Stats: 5'8'' 230, appx 23% BF a/o 11/2/2006 :(
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Did you get a new car? I thought you had a S2000. Now what are you driving?
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Sat, April 22nd, 2006, 03:06 PM
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Silver is offline
Join Date: Feb 13th, 2006
Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Age: 31
Posts: 3,592
Sex: Male
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Originally Posted by diggity
Did you get a new car? I thought you had a S2000. Now what are you driving?
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check back a page or two?
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Sat, April 22nd, 2006, 05:11 PM
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John Stone is offline
Join Date: Jan 20th, 2004
Location: Central Florida
Age: 41
Posts: 17,302
Sex: Male
Stats: 6', 199.6 pounds, 12.4% body fat (maintaining)
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Originally Posted by michael2938
Good pics. Very motivational. Makes me want to work out even harder...
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Actually, me too (I keep seeing all the areas I'm not satisfied with when I look at them).
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Originally Posted by TarSeal
The trees and landscape by your house always looks so lush. Nice. 
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Thanks. I do work hard keeping up with the yard. It's not my favorite thing to do, and I'm not a "natural" when it comes to gardening, but I try to make up for my lack of a "green thumb" with perseverance.
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Originally Posted by Boxer-in-training
As always, looking good! ANd great progress! 
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Thanks very much, B-i-t!
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Originally Posted by diggity
Did you get a new car? I thought you had a S2000. Now what are you driving?
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I sold the S2000 about a week ago: http://www.twowiresthin.com/slk350/
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Sun, April 23rd, 2006, 02:00 AM
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Justitia is offline
Join Date: Aug 3rd, 2004
Age: 61
Posts: 4,386
Sex: Female
Stats: 5'4" (I've shrunk with age lol)
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I like photo number 2... you look the cutest there...
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Sun, April 23rd, 2006, 03:58 AM
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jgmx is offline
Join Date: Apr 13th, 2004
Location: austin tx
Age: 23
Posts: 335
Sex: Male
Stats: 5'7
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YOU LOOK GREAT JOHN!!!!
That makes me want to work out harder now
I hate when you wash/polish/wax you car and then it rains
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Sun, April 23rd, 2006, 08:19 AM
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John Stone is offline
Join Date: Jan 20th, 2004
Location: Central Florida
Age: 41
Posts: 17,302
Sex: Male
Stats: 6', 199.6 pounds, 12.4% body fat (maintaining)
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Originally Posted by Justitia
I like photo number 2... you look the cutest there... 
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That's because it's the blurriest of the bunch.
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Originally Posted by jgmx
I hate when you wash/polish/wax you car and then it rains 
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I do, but I'm glad that I at least have a garage now. So many of my neighbors have their garages full of junk and they have to park their cars in the driveway. I could never do that because before I bought this house I lived in apartments, a rental house, and at my mom's house when I was a kid: none of those places had room in the garage for my cars (and the apartments, of course, had no garage at all). Needless to say I didn't bother washing my cars much back then, except my Firebird. Detailing my old Firebird rarely made it rain, but it always seemed to break down as soon as it was freshly cleaned.
I <3 my garage.
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Sun, April 23rd, 2006, 11:36 PM
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TheRyanator is offline
Join Date: Feb 13th, 2004
Location: Shi-Cah-Go
Age: 28
Posts: 6,536
Sex: Male
Stats: 5'8, 195 ~15% bf.
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John,
Great update today on biceps. Until I started following those steps a couple years ago I was myphed as to why my progress was so minimal. Gotta remember to put the ego aside certainly, and it is amazing how much more productive my reps feel with lighter weight and stricter form.
Hope you were able to enjoy the new ride this weekend!
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Mon, April 24th, 2006, 11:07 AM
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John Stone is offline
Join Date: Jan 20th, 2004
Location: Central Florida
Age: 41
Posts: 17,302
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Stats: 6', 199.6 pounds, 12.4% body fat (maintaining)
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Originally Posted by TheRyanator
Great update today on biceps. Until I started following those steps a couple years ago I was myphed as to why my progress was so minimal. Gotta remember to put the ego aside certainly, and it is amazing how much more productive my reps feel with lighter weight and stricter form.
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Same here!
Thanks for the feedback.
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Hope you were able to enjoy the new ride this weekend!
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Affirmative.
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Mon, April 24th, 2006, 02:10 PM
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phillydude is offline
Join Date: May 23rd, 2005
Location: Philly, Dude
Age: 45
Posts: 9,934
Sex: Male
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Originally Posted by John Stone
With Lisa gone, I thought I'd take the car out for a nice Friday night cruise and pick up chickz (just kidding about the picking up chicks part, Lisa!  )
After my workout I threw on my favorite jeans and my dressiest "wife-beater" shirt and was all set to head out into the pre-dusk evening for a relaxing drive.
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John, you are direct violation of the rules.
According to Skip's Stages of Shirtlessness, you are obviously at Stage Three, which requires the proper attire to drive an automobile. http://www.skippypodar.net/Fitness/noshirt.html
Example here: http://www.skippypodar.net/WebGaller...expedition.jpg
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Mon, April 24th, 2006, 02:45 PM
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John Stone is offline
Join Date: Jan 20th, 2004
Location: Central Florida
Age: 41
Posts: 17,302
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Stats: 6', 199.6 pounds, 12.4% body fat (maintaining)
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Originally Posted by phillydude
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I fall under the "shirtless in a convertible automobile" exception: Seatbelt suntans are never cool.
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Mon, April 24th, 2006, 02:49 PM
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phillydude is offline
Join Date: May 23rd, 2005
Location: Philly, Dude
Age: 45
Posts: 9,934
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Originally Posted by John Stone
I fall under the "shirtless in a convertible automobile" exception: Seatbelt suntans are never cool.
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Plus, you wouldn't want to sweat on the fine Mercedes leather.
Car Shopper: "What's the difference between Mercedes leather and real leather?"
Salesman: "About eight hundred dollars."
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Mon, April 24th, 2006, 08:41 PM
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Bigpapi is offline
Join Date: Jun 27th, 2005
Location: San Francisco, CA
Age: 28
Posts: 812
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John, your bicep post the other day really helped me out with my arms/delts workout today. I cranked out some really nice sets for biceps and I owe it a lot to the mind/muscle connection. I really tried to apply that to my delt exercises too and I found that I really cooked 'em pretty good. I find sometimes people try too hard on delt exercises too and ultimately don't get the results that they want.
Just curious, how did you change up your bicep routine? Are you still supersetting bi's/tri's or did you just change up exercises?
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