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nice fixie :)
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- Zipping around philadelphia on my bike, working at a vegan bakery and trying to educate myself.
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- I've been a fruitarian before and I want to be again. Past few years I've been vegan.
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- At 3:50pm on December 19, 2009,
mangomaniac said…
- heyy, hows it going? do you ride a fixie?
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well i just loved sweating my butt off this morning in the hot sunshine,on my bike 40kms of some of the steepest hills in the Adelaide hills near where i live...hard work...then i came hme and weight trained.Yes i know i have trained hard....so now…
We are moving from St. Louis this summer and decided S. CA was the place to go for air quality and cheaper fruit. I was surprised to find Fl. produce about the same price as here in St. Louis and with the summers being so hot and humid we decided on…
So if animals with sprint type speeds are hunters, should we assume we are hunters? Or assume we are hunted?
What animals would have/ do hunt us?
hi. i found very interesting about the rhesus (figs and skins).
me too i live on a 1 meal a day. i've been suprised to read that it take to u 3-4 hours to eat it all.
i guess i'm less experienced than u. i agree the perfect temporal spam is 4 hours…
yup that fast Che...i know it's amazing isn't it!
Humans (as far as I know are all one species) - as far as "species-specific exercises" go, it should be the same as "species-specific diets" - they are adapted for every member of the species and not just some.
Should camels stop crossing the deserts for days and days on end in search for water and leaves?
I used to see it just about everyday, not so much lately.
Also - if we are from a tropical forest filled with trees, how can you sprint on foot? No animal in tropical forests sprints by foot (there are simply too many things in the way). Theres a good reason tracks only turn left and only twice. If it were…
It's hard to say. My 11 yr. old has been following 811 for 15 months now. I asked him what he eats in a typical day. Lol. He says, how should I know, what should I keep a notebook or something. LOL. This week we are eating tons of cabbage sandwiches…
If we are to assume we were running from predators. What environment were we in and what predators were chasing us?
Large cats? I can't think of any other animal we've found in our tropical pre-historic environment that would have chased us down an…
I'd love to see a human "swinging" from trees. We are heavy, and only have two hands to grab branches with.
There are many anatomical features that show the exercise and or lack of exercise any animal may do.
Looking at primates - ones who climb have an opposable hallux (thumb) as well as longer (than we do) arm to leg length ratios. Ones who spend a gre…
Count me in! :)
Don, I mean in the most respect due:
Where do you consider the activities of foraging and living, as well as the proportions and working of the human body?
If only 20 minutes are necessary for the week - (lets pretend we're in pre-civilization her…
That looks pretty & yum! What's in it?!
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