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Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 08 Aug 2016, 18:21
by duke63
The fact I'm leaving all these beautiful Italian girls behind. Many of them are quite stunning.
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 09 Aug 2016, 00:20
by kiwikrasher
My back. Bloody old man syndrome taking me down again. It's been giving me grief for weeks (since camping) about to see the Chiro for another appointment. The muscle ache I can handle but the cyatica pain is what kills me.
My payment for years of crawling around in aircraft fuel tanks.
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 09 Aug 2016, 12:32
by Monty
duke63 wrote:The fact I'm leaving all these beautiful Italian girls behind. Many of them are quite stunning.
You need a night out in Buxton
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 09 Aug 2016, 13:06
by C00kiemonster
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 09 Aug 2016, 14:40
by Kwacky
That'll be stress related.
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 09 Aug 2016, 15:16
by Blade
Insomnia and feeling dead and stupid after coming of nights
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 09 Aug 2016, 17:18
by C00kiemonster
Kwacky wrote:That'll be stress related.
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 09 Aug 2016, 17:18
by Deegee
Weirdly, my ankles, they're stiff and sore from the climbing and walking we did earlier, of all the problems I've ever had from my legs it's never been the ankles. Ho hum.
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 09 Aug 2016, 23:33
by kiwikrasher
Blade wrote:Insomnia and feeling dead and stupid after coming of nights
Stupid... That's my biggest grumble with coming off nights. You try to talk but your brain and mouth just won't play nice and you comes cross as half drunk. I have to apologise in advance if I have appointments or meetings while I'm switching back.
And the floaty spacey sleep deprived feeling isn't pleasant either.
Hope you get on track soon mate.
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 10 Aug 2016, 09:22
by Blade
Managed 6 hours sleep last night. Best I've done in nearly 3 weeks. I'm happy with that weirdly
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 10 Aug 2016, 09:41
by Perkles
Blade wrote:Managed 6 hours sleep last night. Best I've done in nearly 3 weeks. I'm happy with that weirdly
Since last Thursday I've had 5 hours sleep in total,6 hours a night would be bliss
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 10 Aug 2016, 09:58
by Blade
Feel your pain Perks. Sleep deprivation is definitely an effective form of torture.
Can you ask for anything to be prescribed to help ?
Hope things improve soon buddy.
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 10 Aug 2016, 10:19
by Perkles
I've lost my faith in pharma drugs and would only take them now in life or death situation
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 10 Aug 2016, 10:27
by duke63
Try some yoga, perkles. The breathing techniques learned are as good as any drug you can take.
Been doing it for 4 months now and the benefits are not confined to that as it builds really good core strength which is really useful when riding a bike hard. I'm still trying to work out how the tiny female teacher balances her whole body on her hands in a sitting position. Amazing stuff.
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 10 Aug 2016, 11:10
by Blade
So basically your not interested in yoga Duke but you are very interested in small fit yoga instructors
I like your style
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 10 Aug 2016, 11:47
by kiwikrasher
duke63 wrote:Try some yoga, perkles. The breathing techniques learned are as good as any drug you can take.
Been doing it for 4 months now and the benefits are not confined to that as it builds really good core strength which is really useful when riding a bike hard. I'm still trying to work out how the tiny female teacher balances her whole body on her hands in a sitting position. Amazing stuff.
Most blokes scoff at yoga but I did it for 1.5 yrs, 2-3 times a week. Quite amazing the effect it had in me. So much more aware of my body, really helped my back issues and the breathing exercises was great for sleep and stress.
I had one day I remember where I wanted to just kill everyone, I was uncontrollably angry with everything. I was texting with a fellow yoga mate and he told me to go do an 5 min headstand and then get back to him. The pure concentration needed to do the headstand and breathing cleared my mind and when I came down out of it I could believe how angry and stressed I'd been, and was quite calm.
I still use some facet of my yoga training every day
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 10 Aug 2016, 11:55
by Blade
I m sure yoga is very effective, however Im sticking with the traditional stress relievers of sex and beer much more enjoyment to be had
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 10 Aug 2016, 12:01
by kiwikrasher
Blade wrote:I m sure yoga is very effective, however Im sticking with the traditional stress relievers of sex and beer much more enjoyment to be had
Yoga doesn't exclude the above mentioned and actually increases the enjoyment of one of them if both participants have had yoga training
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 10 Aug 2016, 12:57
by duke63
Blade wrote:So basically your not interested in yoga Duke but you are very interested in small fit yoga instructors
Certainly one of the reasons for starting.
I like your style
Re: What ails you today?
Posted: 10 Aug 2016, 13:30
by Kwacky
kiwikrasher wrote:
Yoga doesn't exclude the above mentioned and actually increases the enjoyment of one of them if both participants have had yoga training
I looked into tantric sex but I was put off the instruction video by the size of the bird's bush which was visibly blowing in the outdoor wind
