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02-08-21, 11:40 AM
#5401
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02-08-21, 11:40 AM
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This is why I touched on hunger vs craving. To me, snacking = craving, which is different than actually being hungry. If you need "filling," then you're hungry and, yeah, calorically dense is not the ticket; in that case, I think that you either eat or, with respect to Jens, you say "shut up stomach."
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02-08-21, 11:42 AM
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That would completely solve the 'eat too much' problem, because I wouldn't eat any.
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02-08-21, 11:44 AM
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02-08-21, 11:44 AM
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02-08-21, 11:47 AM
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Of course, now with COVID and WFH, the hours are much more flexible.
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02-08-21, 11:52 AM
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This is why I touched on hunger vs craving. To me, snacking = craving, which is different than actually being hungry. If you need "filling," then you're hungry and, yeah, calorically dense is not the ticket; in that case, I think that you either eat or, with respect to Jens, you say "shut up stomach."
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02-08-21, 11:53 AM
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The only Velo Vol-approved usage of blue cheese is to induce vomiting.
02-08-21, 12:01 PM
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02-08-21, 12:02 PM
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On Saturday shop notified me that my Revolt is finally being built. Hopefully I can grab tomorrow and go play in the snow. It’s the bike on the left.
02-08-21, 12:11 PM
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No, only the human calendar, esp. Daylight Savings Time.
The last few weeks in the Fall before DST ends are the most critical, or at least they WERE when I had to leave work and drive 20 miles to where I park to ride. The time required to change, collect my stuff, drive there, get the bike out and set up, put on shoes and helmet, and get going is about half an hour, so if I don't stop working and start getting ready in time, I end up getting back to the car later than I'm comfortable.
This means that Wednesdays and Fridays in late October I finish up earlier and earlier. Luckily, my boss is on the East Coast, and what he doesn't see can't hurt me.
The last few weeks in the Fall before DST ends are the most critical, or at least they WERE when I had to leave work and drive 20 miles to where I park to ride. The time required to change, collect my stuff, drive there, get the bike out and set up, put on shoes and helmet, and get going is about half an hour, so if I don't stop working and start getting ready in time, I end up getting back to the car later than I'm comfortable.
This means that Wednesdays and Fridays in late October I finish up earlier and earlier. Luckily, my boss is on the East Coast, and what he doesn't see can't hurt me.
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02-08-21, 12:18 PM
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Pretty dark in there. Do the mechanics all wear head lights?
02-08-21, 12:23 PM
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No, only the human calendar, esp. Daylight Savings Time.
The last few weeks in the Fall before DST ends are the most critical, or at least they WERE when I had to leave work and drive 20 miles to where I park to ride. The time required to change, collect my stuff, drive there, get the bike out and set up, put on shoes and helmet, and get going is about half an hour, so if I don't stop working and start getting ready in time, I end up getting back to the car later than I'm comfortable.
This means that Wednesdays and Fridays in late October I finish up earlier and earlier. Luckily, my boss is on the East Coast, and what he doesn't see can't hurt me.
The last few weeks in the Fall before DST ends are the most critical, or at least they WERE when I had to leave work and drive 20 miles to where I park to ride. The time required to change, collect my stuff, drive there, get the bike out and set up, put on shoes and helmet, and get going is about half an hour, so if I don't stop working and start getting ready in time, I end up getting back to the car later than I'm comfortable.
This means that Wednesdays and Fridays in late October I finish up earlier and earlier. Luckily, my boss is on the East Coast, and what he doesn't see can't hurt me.
02-08-21, 12:25 PM
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02-08-21, 12:28 PM
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No, only the human calendar, esp. Daylight Savings Time.
The last few weeks in the Fall before DST ends are the most critical, or at least they WERE when I had to leave work and drive 20 miles to where I park to ride. The time required to change, collect my stuff, drive there, get the bike out and set up, put on shoes and helmet, and get going is about half an hour, so if I don't stop working and start getting ready in time, I end up getting back to the car later than I'm comfortable.
This means that Wednesdays and Fridays in late October I finish up earlier and earlier. Luckily, my boss is on the East Coast, and what he doesn't see can't hurt me.
The last few weeks in the Fall before DST ends are the most critical, or at least they WERE when I had to leave work and drive 20 miles to where I park to ride. The time required to change, collect my stuff, drive there, get the bike out and set up, put on shoes and helmet, and get going is about half an hour, so if I don't stop working and start getting ready in time, I end up getting back to the car later than I'm comfortable.
This means that Wednesdays and Fridays in late October I finish up earlier and earlier. Luckily, my boss is on the East Coast, and what he doesn't see can't hurt me.
02-08-21, 12:29 PM
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02-08-21, 12:29 PM
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02-08-21, 12:30 PM
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Good evening everyone, I'm Blaise Chantrelle and I'll be spinning all the finest in smooth jazz until 3am, so settle into your leather couch and pour yourself a nightcap.
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02-08-21, 12:35 PM
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So, you're saying I should be like my neighbor, whose frugality led her to reusing those old fabric calendars in years with matching day/date by putting a piece of tape with the current year written in magic marker?
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02-08-21, 12:40 PM
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Speaking of years with day/date repeats, I always get a chuckle when one of my more gullible FB friends re-posts something like "There are 5 Tuesdays this month! This only happens every 500 years!"
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02-08-21, 12:48 PM
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02-08-21, 12:52 PM
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Velo Vol requires no spreadsheet. Only a check of the sunset time and a two second calculation. But maybe he's better than math than you.
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02-08-21, 12:58 PM
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02-08-21, 01:01 PM
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