Did my own personal Blow Job this Morning
12-23-11, 10:31 AM
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How can it be harder than biking at high heart rate, if that is indeed hard on a conditioned person? If you pace yourself while shoveling or use a HRM to regulate yourself, why should it be any harder on your heart?
Back, perhaps, but I think there are bending techniques that are better than others.
And now having read it, it seems Wogster's evolved it into a craft, complete with a personalized quiver of tools!
Sears has some great pushers ...
Back, perhaps, but I think there are bending techniques that are better than others.
Sears has some great pushers ...
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12-23-11, 10:55 AM
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Does your snow blower spit or swallow? 
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12-23-11, 11:10 AM
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12-23-11, 11:58 AM
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12-23-11, 12:26 PM
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But, seriously, like any heavy exercise, of whatever stripe, it has to be done right and with consideratin for the person's physical condition or a person can get hurt.
12-23-11, 03:13 PM
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12-23-11, 03:48 PM
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Drat! I recently spent 850 bucks on a brand new, two stage, fancy a** snowblower and all we've had is 1" of light snow followed by a day of 40* weather with no snow predicted in the near future.
The last 4 years we have averaged 60-100 inches of snow and as I've a long driveway that drifts badly and I've respect for person of my years, I thought be sensible! Make it easy and save the energy for the bike. You'd think that I would know better by now.
I should have bought a new shovel first!
The last 4 years we have averaged 60-100 inches of snow and as I've a long driveway that drifts badly and I've respect for person of my years, I thought be sensible! Make it easy and save the energy for the bike. You'd think that I would know better by now. I should have bought a new shovel first!
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Drat! I recently spent 850 bucks on a brand new, two stage, fancy a** snowblower and all we've had is 1" of light snow followed by a day of 40* weather with no snow predicted in the near future. The last 4 years we have averaged 60-100 inches of snow and as I've a long driveway that drifts badly and I've respect for person of my years, I thought be sensible! Make it easy and save the energy for the bike. You'd think that I would know better by now. I should have bought a new shovel first!
The last 4 years we have averaged 60-100 inches of snow and as I've a long driveway that drifts badly and I've respect for person of my years, I thought be sensible! Make it easy and save the energy for the bike. You'd think that I would know better by now. I should have bought a new shovel first!
