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bbeasley 01-29-13 09:28 AM

Your Favorite BF Quotes
 
Got any favorites? Here are my two.

From Neil_B on this forum: "too fat for the 41s"

From WaterRockets on the 41s: "If I gain some weight I cut out one stack of Oreos"

chefisaac 01-29-13 10:17 AM

"Bravo"

Neil_B 01-29-13 10:21 AM


Originally Posted by chefisaac (Post 15211765)
"Bravo"

And "Brava" for Athenas.

indyfabz 01-29-13 12:19 PM

One that comes to mind is this epic rationalization fail:

"sure its $2 for the giant bag of mushrooms but its 36 minutes travel time PLUS more importantly the 2 gallons of gasoline to go Get that $2 bag of mushrooms. so that means its actually a $9 bag of mushrooms."

chefisaac 01-29-13 12:21 PM


Originally Posted by indyfabz (Post 15212282)
One that comes to mind is this epic rationalization fail:

"sure its $2 for the giant bag of mushrooms but its 36 minutes travel time PLUS more importantly the 2 gallons of gasoline to go Get that $2 bag of mushrooms. so that means its actually a $9 bag of mushrooms."

How about if you ride your bike?

Telly 01-29-13 12:31 PM

...can't remember the exact phrase, but it had to do with @doohickie's chicken!

Neil_B 01-29-13 12:51 PM


Originally Posted by indyfabz (Post 15212282)
One that comes to mind is this epic rationalization fail:

"sure its $2 for the giant bag of mushrooms but its 36 minutes travel time PLUS more importantly the 2 gallons of gasoline to go Get that $2 bag of mushrooms. so that means its actually a $9 bag of mushrooms."

Too wordy, and has no flow.

Incidentally, you spend a fair amount of time reading someone who you are ignoring. Do you have a special file that stores posts by people you you put on Ignore so you can read them at leisure?

Neil_B 01-29-13 01:19 PM


Originally Posted by chefisaac (Post 15212292)
How about if you ride your bike?

"Just ride bikes." - Bautieri, who stopped posting a couple of years ago.

paisan 01-29-13 04:03 PM

I get a chuckle out of "we went to planet fitness to bang some plates around". Just sounds so ridiculous, especially since the source is using machines which of course don't use plates.

Neil_B 01-29-13 04:36 PM


Originally Posted by paisan (Post 15213161)
I get a chuckle out of "we went to planet fitness to bang some plates around". Just sounds so ridiculous, especially since the source is using machines which of course don't use plates.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weight_machine

Notice what they call the weights.

paisan 01-29-13 04:58 PM

We can both find random references to support our argument:
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-wei...m#did-you-know

but the fact remains that regardless of whata manufacturer call the parts of a weight machine, when a person in a gym talks about plates they are talking about these:
http://www.fitnessgiant.com/freeweights1.html
http://www.roguefitness.com/weightli...tes.php?cat=57
http://www.christiansfitnessfactory....w-all-products

and if they use the term plate in reference to a machine it usually references these:
http://www.christiansfitnessfactory....w-all-products
http://www.technogym.com/us/products...machines/10609
http://www.power-systems.com/s-41-pl...-machines.aspx

It's ok Neil, you can continue to talk manly if you want, and I'll continue to chuckle.

youcoming 01-30-13 08:51 AM

HTFU by everyone in the 41 including me. Another one "dude my cat weighs more than your Cervelo"

psalm 01-30-13 11:22 AM

I know he got it from someone here, but I like what TrojanHorse has under his name. "I dropped myself" makes me chuckle every time I see it.

CraigB 01-30-13 12:24 PM


Originally Posted by Neil_B (Post 15211783)
And "Brava" for Athenas.

Don't forget the plural versions.

mprelaw 01-30-13 02:01 PM


Originally Posted by CraigB (Post 15216421)
Don't forget the plural versions.

Bravae for the Athenae?

indyfabz 01-30-13 02:23 PM


Originally Posted by Neil_B (Post 15212423)
Too wordy, and has no flow.

Incidentally, you spend a fair amount of time reading someone who you are ignoring. Do you have a special file that stores posts by people you you put on Ignore so you can read them at leisure?

It's still one of my favorites for its inanity.

Incidentally, I never put him on Ignore. (I have never put anyone on Ignore.) I get a kick out of some of his stuff. I don't now where you came up with that idea.

Hill-Pumper 01-30-13 03:44 PM

I can't remember which Athena had it in her signature,but I always liked
" I am like a cheetah, capable of great burst of speed, and then I need a nap."

CraigB 01-30-13 08:09 PM


Originally Posted by mprelaw (Post 15216884)
Bravae for the Athenae?

Brave. Bravi for the men.

SeanBlader 01-31-13 01:27 AM

Here's mine:

"All the sugar in that donut creates a sugar rush, thereby causing your body to burn off all the calories in the actual donut itself, and then some. So after it's all said and done, really donuts are negative calories."

For some reason people look at me weird when I explain that. Seems like simple physics and thermodynamics to me.

And no, I don't subsist on donuts, I do realize that I do need actual nutrition and calories.

moochems 01-31-13 02:08 AM

Four wheels move the body; two wheels move the soul.

I can't attribute it to it's proper author, but I will say that I first heard it in reference to motorcycles.

RichardGlover 02-04-13 11:45 AM

Don't hate yourself in the morning; sleep till noon.


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