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Sorry for going off-topic here, but has anyone told you that you look like a jacked Jim Norton? Of the Opie and Anthony Show? That sounded awfully gay.

Laying 8-inch block for 10 hours. I dont really do too many production block jobs but i gotta say my forearms havent been worked like that in along time!

Quote: Originally Posted by freeride Sorry for going off-topic here, but has anyone told you that you look like a jacked Jim Norton? Of the Opie and Anthony Show? That sounded awfully gay. Never heard that one!

when i used to do construction, my forearms got the best workout from hammering/chiseling with a heavy hammer. i miss doing manual labor

I miss it to, but not enough to go back to doing it day in and day out . When I drove a moving truck and loaded I was in great shape and could eat anything I wanted without a problem, it was nice. But, the pay and wear and tear was not worth it.

Quote: Originally Posted by overhead I miss it to, but not enough to go back to doing it day in and day out . When I drove a moving truck and loaded I was in great shape and could eat anything I wanted without a problem, it was nice. But, the pay and wear and tear was not worth it. Yeah, moving sucks man! I could see doing that ...

i think sitting all day at this desk is doing more harm to my body than physical work ever has.

Quote: Originally Posted by ishred i think sitting all day at this desk is doing more harm to my body than physical work ever has. I noticed that too. I worked inside for a few winters doing basically office type stuff. And i have to say i was a lot more tired when i came home doing that than i am working outside in the sun all ...

Quote: Originally Posted by ishred i think sitting all day at this desk is doing more harm to my body than physical work ever has. I do not know about that, I guess it depends. I do not know many people that have been in the moving business for any length of time that are not screwed up from it in one way or another. I prefer to ...

Quote: Originally Posted by overhead I do not know about that, I guess it depends. I do not know many people that have been in the moving business for any length of time that are not screwed up from it in one way or another. I prefer to pick and choose when I get my activity. If someone works a desk job and then does nothing else I suppose that is unhealthy...