3 weeks ago I quit smoking and started a running program. Going pretty good so far and now I can’t wait to get out and go for my runs, even though they are short for now. Once you start, you can’t really stop!
Robert Jorgenson's Life List
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1. get out of debt
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2. date a geek
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3. lose weight
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4. visit europe
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5. Master PHP
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6. learn latin
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7. Become fluent in more than one language
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8. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
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9. customize k2
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10. travel more
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11. go to college
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12. take the SAT'S
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13. take the ACTs
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14. organize my mp3 collection
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15. meet new people
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16. work out more often
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17. move to europe
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18. Get a tattoo
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19. stop letting people walk all over me
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20. buy a Vespa
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21. backpack around the world for a year
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22. help 43 people on 43 things
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23. become a runner
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Recent entries
On my way!
9 months ago
3 months into it and look at me!
3 years ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baEUlKWHYxY
Learned how to do it over the winter, took a break until may, and have been doing it regularly since … got my times down pretty nicely for only using the most basic of algorithms I think
Vespa or Knock Off???
3 years ago
I really want to get a Vespa, I can get a new one from a dealership for a really decent monthly payment, but for the price of the down payment I would have to put on one I could get a knock off free and clear. Most of the knock off’s I have seen are from over in asia and get 100+ mpg which is more than the Vespa’s get. They all seem to go about the same speed too.
Can anyone give me reasons to not get the knock off?
