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December 22, 2009 at 9:50 PM in reply to: OT: Ok, time for New Years Resolutions. What’s yours??? #496596December 22, 2009 at 9:50 PM in reply to: OT: Ok, time for New Years Resolutions. What’s yours??? #496747
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Participantkoine is far easier than classical – it is more or less similiar to so called “biblical greek”
buff as in hard body ….
December 22, 2009 at 9:50 PM in reply to: OT: Ok, time for New Years Resolutions. What’s yours??? #497128pertinazzio
Participantkoine is far easier than classical – it is more or less similiar to so called “biblical greek”
buff as in hard body ….
December 22, 2009 at 9:50 PM in reply to: OT: Ok, time for New Years Resolutions. What’s yours??? #497214pertinazzio
Participantkoine is far easier than classical – it is more or less similiar to so called “biblical greek”
buff as in hard body ….
December 22, 2009 at 9:50 PM in reply to: OT: Ok, time for New Years Resolutions. What’s yours??? #497460pertinazzio
Participantkoine is far easier than classical – it is more or less similiar to so called “biblical greek”
buff as in hard body ….
December 22, 2009 at 7:17 PM in reply to: OT: Ok, time for New Years Resolutions. What’s yours??? #496571pertinazzio
Participantmy resolutions:
1 found a senior ultimate league
2 start surfing 4 x a week instead of just 2
3 up my swimming mileage at la jolla cove from 7 to 14 miles per week which will be tough since its damn cold out there without a wetsuit
4 drop another 20 pounds (from 200 to 180)
5 do yoga daily instead of just occasionally
6 do pilates daily
7 get a new skateboard (oldschool)
8 start rollerblading again
9 compete in a Mr Senior Buff America contest
10 get a 1/2 time @ $10 per hour job driving one of those vans that take folks to the airport or something similar, something low stress and flexible. This last is mainly to get my wife off my case as she is tired of me hanging out and watching our investments while she works.
11. learn koine and brush up on my latin and spanish
12. cultivate ever greater humility
13. stop nipping those little bottles of 99 bananas (not the classiest of choices)
14 get over my addiction to nicotine gum
15 be a more affectionate and thoughtful husband
16 be a better person all around
etc
etc
etcDecember 22, 2009 at 7:17 PM in reply to: OT: Ok, time for New Years Resolutions. What’s yours??? #496722pertinazzio
Participantmy resolutions:
1 found a senior ultimate league
2 start surfing 4 x a week instead of just 2
3 up my swimming mileage at la jolla cove from 7 to 14 miles per week which will be tough since its damn cold out there without a wetsuit
4 drop another 20 pounds (from 200 to 180)
5 do yoga daily instead of just occasionally
6 do pilates daily
7 get a new skateboard (oldschool)
8 start rollerblading again
9 compete in a Mr Senior Buff America contest
10 get a 1/2 time @ $10 per hour job driving one of those vans that take folks to the airport or something similar, something low stress and flexible. This last is mainly to get my wife off my case as she is tired of me hanging out and watching our investments while she works.
11. learn koine and brush up on my latin and spanish
12. cultivate ever greater humility
13. stop nipping those little bottles of 99 bananas (not the classiest of choices)
14 get over my addiction to nicotine gum
15 be a more affectionate and thoughtful husband
16 be a better person all around
etc
etc
etcDecember 22, 2009 at 7:17 PM in reply to: OT: Ok, time for New Years Resolutions. What’s yours??? #497103pertinazzio
Participantmy resolutions:
1 found a senior ultimate league
2 start surfing 4 x a week instead of just 2
3 up my swimming mileage at la jolla cove from 7 to 14 miles per week which will be tough since its damn cold out there without a wetsuit
4 drop another 20 pounds (from 200 to 180)
5 do yoga daily instead of just occasionally
6 do pilates daily
7 get a new skateboard (oldschool)
8 start rollerblading again
9 compete in a Mr Senior Buff America contest
10 get a 1/2 time @ $10 per hour job driving one of those vans that take folks to the airport or something similar, something low stress and flexible. This last is mainly to get my wife off my case as she is tired of me hanging out and watching our investments while she works.
11. learn koine and brush up on my latin and spanish
12. cultivate ever greater humility
13. stop nipping those little bottles of 99 bananas (not the classiest of choices)
14 get over my addiction to nicotine gum
15 be a more affectionate and thoughtful husband
16 be a better person all around
etc
etc
etcDecember 22, 2009 at 7:17 PM in reply to: OT: Ok, time for New Years Resolutions. What’s yours??? #497189pertinazzio
Participantmy resolutions:
1 found a senior ultimate league
2 start surfing 4 x a week instead of just 2
3 up my swimming mileage at la jolla cove from 7 to 14 miles per week which will be tough since its damn cold out there without a wetsuit
4 drop another 20 pounds (from 200 to 180)
5 do yoga daily instead of just occasionally
6 do pilates daily
7 get a new skateboard (oldschool)
8 start rollerblading again
9 compete in a Mr Senior Buff America contest
10 get a 1/2 time @ $10 per hour job driving one of those vans that take folks to the airport or something similar, something low stress and flexible. This last is mainly to get my wife off my case as she is tired of me hanging out and watching our investments while she works.
11. learn koine and brush up on my latin and spanish
12. cultivate ever greater humility
13. stop nipping those little bottles of 99 bananas (not the classiest of choices)
14 get over my addiction to nicotine gum
15 be a more affectionate and thoughtful husband
16 be a better person all around
etc
etc
etcDecember 22, 2009 at 7:17 PM in reply to: OT: Ok, time for New Years Resolutions. What’s yours??? #497435pertinazzio
Participantmy resolutions:
1 found a senior ultimate league
2 start surfing 4 x a week instead of just 2
3 up my swimming mileage at la jolla cove from 7 to 14 miles per week which will be tough since its damn cold out there without a wetsuit
4 drop another 20 pounds (from 200 to 180)
5 do yoga daily instead of just occasionally
6 do pilates daily
7 get a new skateboard (oldschool)
8 start rollerblading again
9 compete in a Mr Senior Buff America contest
10 get a 1/2 time @ $10 per hour job driving one of those vans that take folks to the airport or something similar, something low stress and flexible. This last is mainly to get my wife off my case as she is tired of me hanging out and watching our investments while she works.
11. learn koine and brush up on my latin and spanish
12. cultivate ever greater humility
13. stop nipping those little bottles of 99 bananas (not the classiest of choices)
14 get over my addiction to nicotine gum
15 be a more affectionate and thoughtful husband
16 be a better person all around
etc
etc
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Participantanything that costs money can’t be a right. for instance the poorest possible society can grant all their citizens the right to free speech, association, religion etc. no matter how poor the society, the citizens can still have exercise those rights. on the other hand if in very poor societies you grant a right to universal high quality education, health-care, nutrition no will be able to exercise their so-called rights for a lack of resouces. now a society may decide that decency requires it to give all citizens health care, a job, etc. but that supposes society has the wherewithall to provide those things. Real rights are independent of society’s wealth.
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Participantanything that costs money can’t be a right. for instance the poorest possible society can grant all their citizens the right to free speech, association, religion etc. no matter how poor the society, the citizens can still have exercise those rights. on the other hand if in very poor societies you grant a right to universal high quality education, health-care, nutrition no will be able to exercise their so-called rights for a lack of resouces. now a society may decide that decency requires it to give all citizens health care, a job, etc. but that supposes society has the wherewithall to provide those things. Real rights are independent of society’s wealth.
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Participantanything that costs money can’t be a right. for instance the poorest possible society can grant all their citizens the right to free speech, association, religion etc. no matter how poor the society, the citizens can still have exercise those rights. on the other hand if in very poor societies you grant a right to universal high quality education, health-care, nutrition no will be able to exercise their so-called rights for a lack of resouces. now a society may decide that decency requires it to give all citizens health care, a job, etc. but that supposes society has the wherewithall to provide those things. Real rights are independent of society’s wealth.
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Participantanything that costs money can’t be a right. for instance the poorest possible society can grant all their citizens the right to free speech, association, religion etc. no matter how poor the society, the citizens can still have exercise those rights. on the other hand if in very poor societies you grant a right to universal high quality education, health-care, nutrition no will be able to exercise their so-called rights for a lack of resouces. now a society may decide that decency requires it to give all citizens health care, a job, etc. but that supposes society has the wherewithall to provide those things. Real rights are independent of society’s wealth.
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Participantanything that costs money can’t be a right. for instance the poorest possible society can grant all their citizens the right to free speech, association, religion etc. no matter how poor the society, the citizens can still have exercise those rights. on the other hand if in very poor societies you grant a right to universal high quality education, health-care, nutrition no will be able to exercise their so-called rights for a lack of resouces. now a society may decide that decency requires it to give all citizens health care, a job, etc. but that supposes society has the wherewithall to provide those things. Real rights are independent of society’s wealth.
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