An old, fat fool starts a log. Hope no-one minds
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Fatpete said:
I could not think what your second guess was, so I used wordfinder, starts with 1 and ends with 3,4 and 5.
It supplied two answers only, one was the correct solution obviously and the other a word I had never head of.
The fact that you knew this word impresses me, the fact that you thought it a more likely answer than the actual one does not.
Consider me amazed
I could not think what your second guess was, so I used wordfinder, starts with 1 and ends with 3,4 and 5.
It supplied two answers only, one was the correct solution obviously and the other a word I had never head of.
The fact that you knew this word impresses me, the fact that you thought it a more likely answer than the actual one does not.
Consider me amazed
I looked at this and couldn’t fathom it at all. I think Macca may have had a different word, as has happened on occasion I believe? If not, that second guess is either genius or madness 😆
Bod said:
I looked at this and couldn’t fathom it at all. I think Macca may have had a different word, as has happened on occasion I believe? If not, that second guess is either genius or madness 😆
I looked at this and couldn’t fathom it at all. I think Macca may have had a different word, as has happened on occasion I believe? If not, that second guess is either genius or madness 😆
I am quite prepared to accept that some people are more familiar with the Hebrew alphabet than others. Maybe he knows it all, bit of a fluke if he only knew the 18th letter :-). I look forward to his reply
Monday, 6th November, start 15:00
Death by deadlift
65 x 1 through to 14 inclusive (105 in total)
Close grip bench
20 x 10
20 x 8
20 x 6
30 x 6
40 x 6
50 x 6
60 x 6
65 x 6
70 x 6
70 x 6
70 x 6
70 x 6
70 x 6
70 x 6
Much less screaming from the shoulder which is a huge positive. It did scream a little, but much quieter
Death by deadlift
65 x 1 through to 14 inclusive (105 in total)
Close grip bench
20 x 10
20 x 8
20 x 6
30 x 6
40 x 6
50 x 6
60 x 6
65 x 6
70 x 6
70 x 6
70 x 6
70 x 6
70 x 6
70 x 6
Much less screaming from the shoulder which is a huge positive. It did scream a little, but much quieter
Fatpete said:
I am quite prepared to accept that some people are more familiar with the Hebrew alphabet than others. Maybe he knows it all, bit of a fluke if he only knew the 18th letter :-). I look forward to his reply
I am quite prepared to accept that some people are more familiar with the Hebrew alphabet than others. Maybe he knows it all, bit of a fluke if he only knew the 18th letter :-). I look forward to his reply
There is another possible word, an obsolete one, that I've encountered while briefly investigating this.
Fatpete said:
I am quite prepared to accept that some people are more familiar with the Hebrew alphabet than others. Maybe he knows it all, bit of a fluke if he only knew the 18th letter :-). I look forward to his reply
I am quite prepared to accept that some people are more familiar with the Hebrew alphabet than others. Maybe he knows it all, bit of a fluke if he only knew the 18th letter :-). I look forward to his reply
Rather anticlimactically it was a typo 😁
It should have looked like this:
YXYYG
GGGXG
GGGGG
A desperately slow and rather terrible four
XXYXX
XXXXX
XXXXG
Now the torment begins, this took a long time but patience was ultimately rewarded
XXYXX
XXXXX
XXXXG
Now the torment begins, this took a long time but patience was ultimately rewarded
BigMacca said:
Rather anticlimactically it was a typo 😁
Rather anticlimactically it was a typo 😁
That makes sense, but see the trouble you cause
Wigan said:A terrible 6
Same here, but I will match your terrible and raise you a terrifying.
XYYXX
XXXYX
XXXXX
XXYYY
YXYYX
The fourth attempt frightened me as I was convinced that the last three letters would be green. The fifth made matters worse as there was still only yellow to be seen. A whole cup of tea was consumed and an envelope covered in scribble when I took the plunge with a dubious but correct sixth. Lucky, seriously lucky.
Wednesday, 8th November, start 15:00
Squat, sleeves and boots on
20 x 5
20 x 5
20 x 5
20 x 5
20 x 5
70 x 3
80 x 3
90 x 3
100 x 3
110 x 3
120 x 3
130 x 3
130 x 3
130 x 3
130 x 3
130 x 3
The good news is that even after the excessive benching on Monday the shoulder had a little more give in it and I was able to get further under the bar and get it a little lower down my back. It is also worth noting that the first set, which usually makes the shoulder scream just made it grumble a little tonight. I restricted the weight to 130 as there was a little extra pressure on the shoulder tonight and didn't want to risk doing too much too soon. Happy days, it coped admirably.
Squat, sleeves and boots on
20 x 5
20 x 5
20 x 5
20 x 5
20 x 5
70 x 3
80 x 3
90 x 3
100 x 3
110 x 3
120 x 3
130 x 3
130 x 3
130 x 3
130 x 3
130 x 3
The good news is that even after the excessive benching on Monday the shoulder had a little more give in it and I was able to get further under the bar and get it a little lower down my back. It is also worth noting that the first set, which usually makes the shoulder scream just made it grumble a little tonight. I restricted the weight to 130 as there was a little extra pressure on the shoulder tonight and didn't want to risk doing too much too soon. Happy days, it coped admirably.
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