Quote (Ghot @ Nov 29 2022 10:46am)

Well let's see. In the winter we had two practices a day (14 miles total), and in the summer we had three practices a day (21 miles total).
This was a 365 day a year thing, from the time we were 6 years old till we were 18 years old... 4 of us.

For example, at breakfast, we didn't eat a bowl of cereal, we ate a family size box of cereal... each one of us.
On french toast day... maybe 8-10 pieces each slathered with butter, cinnamon and sugar.
On cold winter days, we'd have a few boxes of jello, each. Dry, or in hot water if we had the time. Yellow jello gives the most energy, btw.

Six total in our family. On pizza night we'd get 5 xtra large pizzas, and if our parents had allowed it, we probably would have eaten the greasy paper too, and maybe the box as well.

Our parents never had to tell us to "finish our plate". We ate everything that wasn't faster than us.

If you want to experience what we went through, swim 7 miles in 1.5 hours, twice or three times a day, and see how much YOU eat. :)



Even when I got older, I remember getting a huge roast beef sandwich and a quart of milk, for lunch... every day.
I would have had more, but we only got a half hour for lunch.

Quote (Mondain @ Nov 29 2022 10:51am)

six pages,. Glad to see people are recognizing the recession!

Quote (BrianPeppers @ Nov 29 2022 12:58pm)

Bro change your posts per page wtf

Quote (Mondain @ Nov 29 2022 10:58am)

Nobody asked you Randy.

Quote (BrianPeppers @ Nov 29 2022 12:58pm)

Wild stuff, ty for sharing lol.

Quote (BrianPeppers @ Nov 29 2022 12:59pm)

Aight stay living in the dark caveman Mondain.

Quote (Ghot @ Nov 29 2022 05:46pm)

Well let's see. In the winter we had two practices a day (14 miles total), and in the summer we had three practices a day (21 miles total).
This was a 365 day a year thing, from the time we were 6 years old till we were 18 years old... 4 of us.

For example, at breakfast, we didn't eat a bowl of cereal, we ate a family size box of cereal... each one of us.
On french toast day... maybe 8-10 pieces each slathered with butter, cinnamon and sugar.
On cold winter days, we'd have a few boxes of jello, each. Dry, or in hot water if we had the time. Yellow jello gives the most energy, btw.

Six total in our family. On pizza night we'd get 5 xtra large pizzas, and if our parents had allowed it, we probably would have eaten the greasy paper too, and maybe the box as well.

Our parents never had to tell us to "finish our plate". We ate everything that wasn't faster than us.

If you want to experience what we went through, swim 7 miles in 1.5 hours, twice or three times a day, and see how much YOU eat. :)



Even when I got older, I remember getting a huge roast beef sandwich and a quart of milk, for lunch... every day.
I would have had more, but we only got a half hour for lunch.

Quote (Prox1m1ty @ Nov 29 2022 05:13pm)

My guys kitchen taps connect straight to a cows udders.

Milk drinking us out of global recession, by the quart

Quote (Melatonina @ Nov 28 2022 09:37pm)

whether it's cascadian, crossbones, sioux, netflix or saucisson, you won't ever have a normal, rational conversation with these people.
It's not about being pro trump or pro biden, this is boring to read and the reality is way simpler, they just dont have the ability to think for themselves and will follow medias at any time, any subject.
they don't have much to say by themselves as you can see, resort to insults then ask proof of your claims like robotic beings.

Now, to all the people thinking everything is fine, I have a sad announce for you : growth won't come back. you'll have to do with less energy/resources.