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zhan · 03-12-2007, 08:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slice bh compliment

Not a big dessert guy here, but, I'll say ice cream and all of its friends/family.

I'll only have cake if it is someone's birthday. Out of respect, just a little bit. If that. Cake just is not my style, unless it is a cheesecake with the really good cherries or berries on it. Then maybe.

How about this:
Local news or national network news?

Anything but FOX news

Take advil before sleep after one drank beer risk hurting liver
or
Dont take advil before sleep and risk not getting up in the morning b/c of back pain and thigh pain

slice bh compliment · 03-12-2007, 08:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zhan

...Take advil before sleep after one drank beer risk hurting liver
or
Dont take advil before sleep and risk not getting up in the morning b/c of back pain and thigh pain

Geez, how old are you man? You sound like you're my dad's age, and I know that canNOT be true.

Come onnnn.

Drink very, very little. Play very hard. Work on your strength and flexibility. Don't waste your time with advil. Prevent injuries.

Trust me, I wish I had stretched a LOT more when I was a young player. Competitive tennis (especially into your 30s) is tougher on the body than people think.

So my answer is to drink socially and moderately at the most, and to not take advil unless it is absolutely necessary.

Okay, this is a this, that or the other.
Here goes.
What do you guys drink before/during/after a nice long day of tennis in the heat?
Water, a sports drink, or a sports drink diluted with water?

zhan · 03-12-2007, 08:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slice bh compliment

Geez, how old are you man? You sound like your forty, and I know that canNOT be true.

Come onnnn.

Drink very, very little. Play very hard. Work on your strength and flexibility. Don't waste your time with advil. Prevent injuries.

Trust me, I wish I had stretched a LOT more when I was a young player. Competitive tennis (especially into your 30s) is tougher on the body than people think.

im not a strong kid lol
and coming off from springbreak where i did a lot of stufff... my body is not cooperating

Voltron · 03-12-2007, 08:56 PM

I don't think that was a question, anyways

Drink and risk liver?

or

Play it safe and go without?

zhan · 03-12-2007, 08:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slice bh compliment

Geez, how old are you man? You sound like your forty, and I know that canNOT be true.

Come onnnn.

Drink very, very little. Play very hard. Work on your strength and flexibility. Don't waste your time with advil. Prevent injuries.

Trust me, I wish I had stretched a LOT more when I was a young player. Competitive tennis (especially into your 30s) is tougher on the body than people think.

So my answer is to drink socially and not take advil unless it is absolutely necessary.

Okay, this is a this, that or the other.
Here goes.
What do you guys drink before/during/after a nice long day of tennis in the heat?
Water, a sports drink, or a sports drink diluted with water?

drink an ice cold frosty Corona long neck with a beautiful slice of lime

...
last thing of the session -
are you a ...

breast man

or a...

butt man

slice bh compliment · 03-12-2007, 08:58 PM

I feel fortunate that my wife's really great in both departments.

If I had a preference, I'd say leaner up top and more real estate on the lower body. I'm kind of a leg/thigh man, too. And that includes poultry.

Thanksgiving or Easter? (I realize this Q is more for the North American demographic. Sorry to all you hipsters from other lands)

zhan · 03-12-2007, 09:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slice bh compliment

Drink socially and moderately at the most. Drink a water or a club soda for each cocktail you have.

i want to see that when someone is in fraternity life

SoBad · 03-12-2007, 09:03 PM

coffee before tennis, water during tennis, various alki bevs before during and after dinner

[drinking tip of the day: instead of having a glass of water with your cocktail, have your drink in form of a FIZZ! (i.e., pour cocktail into tall glass over ice cubes and top it off with club soda)]

cocktail or fizz?

zhan · 03-12-2007, 09:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SoBad

coffee before tennis, water during tennis, various alki bevs before during and after dinner

[drinking tip of the day: instead of having a glass of water with your cocktail, have your drink in form of a FIZZ! (i.e., pour cocktail into tall glass over ice cubes and top it off with club soda)]

cocktail or fizz?

extra dry bombay sapphire gin martini shaken not stired in a high neck decorated martini cocktail glass (no vermouth - winston churchilll style)

facebook
or
yourspace

lorenza · 03-12-2007, 09:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zhan

i want to see that when someone is in fraternity life

haha, oh zhan, i still think it's hilarious that you are in a frat

sobad, i think i would like a cocktail

umm, playing tennis with a racquet that absolutely sucks, or playing no tennis at all?

lorenza · 03-12-2007, 09:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zhan

extra dry martini (no vermouth - winston churchilll style)

facebook
or
yourspace

argh, too slow. i like facebook. i repeat my question then:
playing tennis with a racquet that absolutely sucks, or playing no tennis at all?

slice bh compliment · 03-12-2007, 09:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zhan

i want to see that when someone is in fraternity life

I did it. USUALLY. For at least 9 out of every 10 parties all four years. But then again, I played a sport, too. And I did not really care if people thought I was a wuss.

The best part was to be coherent, happy and only mildly buzzed at the end of the night when the typical yutzes were puking and stumbling over themselves as they concluded their mission to NOT score.

zhan · 03-12-2007, 09:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slice bh compliment

I did it. USUALLY. For at least 9 out of every 10 parties all four years. But then again, I played a sport, too. And I did not really care if people thought I was a wuss.

The best part was to be coherent, happy and only mildly buzzed at the end of the night when the typical yutzes were puking and stumbling over themselves as they concluded their mission to NOT score.

i hire hookers instead

slice bh compliment · 03-12-2007, 09:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lorenza

argh, too slow. i like facebook. i repeat my question then:
playing tennis with a racquet that absolutely sucks, or playing no tennis at all?

Playing with a piece of shite.

Unless it was made of aluminum. Then I'd go to the Salvation Army store, donate it, and buy one of their wooden sticks. Then spend a few bucks on decent strings and a grip.

Leather with a fresh replacement grip? Or a synthetic replacement grip every few months?

EDIT: Zhan, I hate to sound judgemental, but, man, I hope you're kidding about the hookers.

zhan · 03-12-2007, 09:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slice bh compliment

Playing with a piece of shite.

Unless it was made of aluminum. Then I'd go to the Salvation Army store, doinate it, and buy one of their wooden sticks. And spend a few bucks on decent strings and a grip.

Leather with a fresh replacement grip? Or a synthetic replacement grip every few months?

no grip... just 2 overgrips

martini
shaken
or
stirred

SoBad · 03-12-2007, 09:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zhan

no grip... just 2 overgrips

martini
shaken
or
stirred

shaken 007 no bruising BS [and see my profound remarks about Churchill in the KUZ thread]

Yonnex supergrap causes blisters: silly myth or harsh reality?

slice bh compliment · 03-12-2007, 09:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SoBad

shaken 007 no bruising BS [and see my profound remarks about Churchill in the KUZ thread]

Yonnex supergrap causes blisters: silly myth or harsh reality?

Silly myth. Overgrips do not cause blisters. Soft, feminine skin does.

Lifting weights or doing plyometrics and isometrics?

EDIT: Okay, that was a little harsh. I remember leather grips giving me blisters. Maybe even Tourna-Grip. But eventually, callouses ought to win the day.

zhan · 03-13-2007, 05:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slice bh compliment

Silly myth. Overgrips do not cause blisters. Soft, feminine skin does.

Lifting weights or doing plyometrics and isometrics?

EDIT: Okay, that was a little harsh. I remember leather grips giving me blisters. Maybe even Tourna-Grip. But eventually, callouses ought to win the day.

doing p and i

..
full aggressive playing style
or
passive aggressive playing style

CanadianChic · 03-13-2007, 11:05 PM

Full aggressive. You like passive - play chess.

Bookmark, scrap of paper, paperclip, etc. or Dogear book pages?

zhan · 03-14-2007, 04:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CanadianChic

Full aggressive. You like passive - play chess.

Bookmark, scrap of paper, paperclip, etc. or Dogear book pages?

dog ear cuz im lazy

-..-

Goto class
or
Skip school

03-12-2007, 08:56 PM	#2044
Voltron Hall Of Fame Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Pffft, like I'd know Posts: 3,906	I don't think that was a question, anyways Drink and risk liver? or Play it safe and go without? __________________ Bread slice x 2 with peanut butter and jelly @ 5 lbs

03-12-2007, 08:58 PM	#2046
slice bh compliment Legend Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 9,038	I feel fortunate that my wife's really great in both departments. If I had a preference, I'd say leaner up top and more real estate on the lower body. I'm kind of a leg/thigh man, too. And that includes poultry. Thanksgiving or Easter? (I realize this Q is more for the North American demographic. Sorry to all you hipsters from other lands) Last edited by slice bh compliment : 03-12-2007 at 09:04 PM.

03-12-2007, 09:03 PM	#2048
SoBad Legend Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Queens, NY Posts: 5,870	coffee before tennis, water during tennis, various alki bevs before during and after dinner [drinking tip of the day: instead of having a glass of water with your cocktail, have your drink in form of a FIZZ! (i.e., pour cocktail into tall glass over ice cubes and top it off with club soda)] cocktail or fizz? __________________ 皆けちやんか…

03-13-2007, 11:05 PM	#2059
CanadianChic Hall Of Fame Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Living in the land of Glyph. Posts: 2,296	Full aggressive. You like passive - play chess. Bookmark, scrap of paper, paperclip, etc. or Dogear book pages? __________________ I enjoy a good sandwich and nothing revs up a sandwich more than oil soaked sundried tomatoes.

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