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X-Calibur
29th March 2007, 16:46
F@H

Who's still pourring in the Tank nowadays?

Drill Sgt X'
Stilgar
30th March 2007, 09:52
I'm still in.
X-Calibur
30th March 2007, 10:25
Considering how many ages it would take to get me back up in the stats, do you mind if I join in?
Seems like the PS3 does approx 900 whoonits a day.

X'
Daniel, Laura, and Nora
30th March 2007, 22:25
Oh wow. 900 whoonits a day would move you up pretty quick, X'. I climbed out of the Tank when G@H went belly up and never looked back. Stilgar was left powering the old gal with steam and a prayer. Now it sounds like steam has been upgraded to big-ass diesel.

If X' is in, I'm in. I don't know how much my 1 GHz home laptop produces. Maybe its 9 whoonits per day. God love the Tank. It doesn't matter. If you're in, you're in. Everyone is welcome.
Stilgar
30th March 2007, 23:43
Come on in. I kept for the same reason X.
X-Calibur
31st March 2007, 13:22
Switched over today.

X'
wylie
30th April 2007, 11:56
Sheesh - I remember the tank. I thought it was just GAH...

Was it FAH when I was around?? if so post the details and I'll see what I can send her way... gods bless her...
dnar
30th April 2007, 19:07
Hey, talk about a blast from the past. How is it man? Hows Shu?
wylie
30th April 2007, 21:35
Not bad. Sold the business and am having a sabbatical for a few months. Dangerous as it makes one a bit lazy ;)

Shu's fine - working with Orica up on the mines like everyone else it seems. Making a sheetload more than in childcare. I'll direct her here to say g'day. You good? Hows the heart?
dnar
30th April 2007, 22:17
Cool, North is where the big money is.

Heart, fine mate, current life stresses considered. Been on a 3 month get fit campain, power walking 30-40 mins every nite. Progress is slow, no weight loss for the first 2 months although my pant size has dropped and my fitness level is much higher. Dropped from 130 to 127, 3kg in 3 months doesnt sound much, but I look and feel heaps better.

What you doing with the time off? heading anywhere?
MikeTimbers
1st May 2007, 02:58
Remember that exercise uses fat and creates muscle so losing weight takes time but your BMI will be much better.

Great to see the avatar back. Now if we could just get nursey!
Daniel, Laura, and Nora
1st May 2007, 17:35
Way to go, dnar. The steady exercise matters more than the weight.