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[Im_notSneaky]

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Soiled_Man wrote:

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Im_notSneaky wrote:

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McNeilio wrote:

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Soiled_Man wrote:

If anyone saw the thread me showing off my blister would know I like walking, my feet are in incredibly bad shape so I am resting them for a bit.

The main reason for me for walking is the buses are too damn expensive, £3.70 for a bus ticket! they treat me like I hide golden ponies and eat ferrero rosher everyday,  plus all the time I spent waiting for it to come I could of walked there myself.

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i was the same

too exspensive so i walked everywhere , good excersise and save a fortune  but not now

15 screws and a couple of plates in the leg and walking any distance is not a good combination and hurts like hell after 10 20 mins

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What about cycling, have you tried that? may make your bones ache a little less.

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I use to cycle until my back wheel got nicked, its worthless I didnt see the point. 

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What, cycling or your bike?

[Soiled_Man]

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Im_notSneaky wrote:

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Soiled_Man wrote:

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Im_notSneaky wrote:

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McNeilio wrote:

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Soiled_Man wrote:

If anyone saw the thread me showing off my blister would know I like walking, my feet are in incredibly bad shape so I am resting them for a bit.

The main reason for me for walking is the buses are too damn expensive, £3.70 for a bus ticket! they treat me like I hide golden ponies and eat ferrero rosher everyday,  plus all the time I spent waiting for it to come I could of walked there myself.

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i was the same

too exspensive so i walked everywhere , good excersise and save a fortune  but not now

15 screws and a couple of plates in the leg and walking any distance is not a good combination and hurts like hell after 10 20 mins

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What about cycling, have you tried that? may make your bones ache a little less.

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I use to cycle until my back wheel got nicked, its worthless I didnt see the point. 

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What, cycling or your bike?

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The bike, I haven't got it fixed since then, can't be bothered.

[xLegioNx]

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Soiled_Man wrote:

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Im_notSneaky wrote:

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Soiled_Man wrote:

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Im_notSneaky wrote:

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McNeilio wrote:

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Soiled_Man wrote:

If anyone saw the thread me showing off my blister would know I like walking, my feet are in incredibly bad shape so I am resting them for a bit.

The main reason for me for walking is the buses are too damn expensive, £3.70 for a bus ticket! they treat me like I hide golden ponies and eat ferrero rosher everyday,  plus all the time I spent waiting for it to come I could of walked there myself.

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i was the same

too exspensive so i walked everywhere , good excersise and save a fortune  but not now

15 screws and a couple of plates in the leg and walking any distance is not a good combination and hurts like hell after 10 20 mins

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What about cycling, have you tried that? may make your bones ache a little less.

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I use to cycle until my back wheel got nicked, its worthless I didnt see the point. 

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What, cycling or your bike?

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The bike, I haven't got it fixed since then, can't be bothered.

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I will fix it for two pop tarts. One for me, and one for Sneaky giving me the idea. 

[PatC_PSN]

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Soiled_Man wrote:

I use to cycle until my back wheel got nicked, its worthless I didnt see the point. 

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Surely it stopped the rear part of the frame from dragging along the ground?

[Soiled_Man]

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xLegioNx wrote:

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Soiled_Man wrote:

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Im_notSneaky wrote:

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Soiled_Man wrote:

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Im_notSneaky wrote:

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McNeilio wrote:

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Soiled_Man wrote:

If anyone saw the thread me showing off my blister would know I like walking, my feet are in incredibly bad shape so I am resting them for a bit.

The main reason for me for walking is the buses are too damn expensive, £3.70 for a bus ticket! they treat me like I hide golden ponies and eat ferrero rosher everyday,  plus all the time I spent waiting for it to come I could of walked there myself.

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i was the same

too exspensive so i walked everywhere , good excersise and save a fortune  but not now

15 screws and a couple of plates in the leg and walking any distance is not a good combination and hurts like hell after 10 20 mins

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What about cycling, have you tried that? may make your bones ache a little less.

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I use to cycle until my back wheel got nicked, its worthless I didnt see the point. 

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What, cycling or your bike?

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The bike, I haven't got it fixed since then, can't be bothered.

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I will fix it for two pop tarts. One for me, and one for Sneaky giving me the idea. 

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I'm out of them at the moment sorry

and no I am stupid enough to ride it without the back wheel, I carried it home and its sitting in the shed. I have a pogo stick, could always pogo about.

[mad_dog_jeeves]

Walking never really did anything for me fitness wise, I have to break into a sweat and get my heart going fast before I get fitter or lose my fat gut. Cycling does it for me, I can't run these days as I'm not fit enough and can't be bothered with it.

[Spotter5]

I like to have a nice walk just before i go to bed. it helps me sleep :F

[Moghal2007]

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PatC_PSN wrote:

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Soiled_Man wrote:

I use to cycle until my back wheel got nicked, its worthless I didnt see the point. 

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Surely it stopped the rear part of the frame from dragging along the ground?

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Good observation.

[fenian]

I walk an average amount, like up stairs, to the car, around the place, but I live in a city and walking around traffic is debatable about being good or bad for you, same as cycling.

I used to cycle 17 mile or so twice a day, but that was in my bedroom on a static bike.

[Chuk_Chuk]

I don't do leisure walks since I get bored. But I do walk if I can get there within reasonable time or not in a hurry.