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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,590
    The Fixer wrote:

    i'll assume you're kidding about the sandals and shorts

    yes, kidding about both

    another rule is no dude should EVER wear wristbands or headbands[/quote]

    totally against this. i rock a wristband every time i'm at the gym. sometimes two. used to go with the red/white and blue like mr vedder back in the day.

    and i've given the headband some thought just to further be that guy. i saw herremans wearing one the other day on tv. looked pretty goofy. i like it.
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  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    The Fixer wrote:

    i'll assume you're kidding about the sandals and shorts

    another rule is no dude should EVER wear wristbands or headbands

    totally against this. i rock a wristband every time i'm at the gym. sometimes two. used to go with the red/white and blue like mr vedder back in the day.

    and i've given the headband some thought just to further be that guy. i saw herremans wearing one the other day on tv. looked pretty goofy. i like it.[/quote]

    this is disappointing. I never understood dudes that wear gloves in the gym either. kalases are a good thing

    I have always said that the gym would be a perfect setting for a TV show. the douche to normal guy ratio is off the charts
  • South of Seattle
    South of Seattle West Seattle Posts: 10,724
    nah. i only wear those kinds of sneakers when i'm working out. i have sketchers and other brown shoes i wear with jeans and stuff. keep shit you work out in separate from shit you wear out. that's a rule.

    and nike....nice and wide, perfect for my feet. those are the most comfortable sneaks i've ever worn. love them.

    Nike's are wide? Since when? They're the most slim shoe out there. I should know. I've got wide feet, and every time I ever bought NeeKay's I had to buy a size or two bigger than I usually where.

    RULE - Dudes shouldn't wear Sketchers. Sorry.
    Adidas are the skinniest. More so than Nike's
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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,590
    i agree on the gloves.

    i just always wore wrist bands playing baseball way back when....i feel weird working out or something without them.
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  • Jearlpam0925
    Jearlpam0925 Deep South Philly Posts: 17,506
    nah. i only wear those kinds of sneakers when i'm working out. i have sketchers and other brown shoes i wear with jeans and stuff. keep shit you work out in separate from shit you wear out. that's a rule.

    and nike....nice and wide, perfect for my feet. those are the most comfortable sneaks i've ever worn. love them.

    Nike's are wide? Since when? They're the most slim shoe out there. I should know. I've got wide feet, and every time I ever bought NeeKay's I had to buy a size or two bigger than I usually where.

    RULE - Dudes shouldn't wear Sketchers. Sorry.
    Adidas are the skinniest. More so than Nike's

    Hmmmm....looks like I'm getting my where's and wear's mixed up.

    Don't think I ever owned a pair of Adidas.

    RULE - No dude should pay more than 60 dollars for a pair of shoes of any kind. Unless they further your employment.
  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    i agree on the gloves.

    i just always wore wrist bands playing baseball way back when....i feel weird working out or something without them.

    just use a towel. wristbands are for sweaty NBA guys and college frat douchebags
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,590
    The Fixer wrote:
    i agree on the gloves.

    i just always wore wrist bands playing baseball way back when....i feel weird working out or something without them.

    just use a towel. wristbands are for sweaty NBA guys and college frat douchebags

    i use a towel too. i rarely even use the wrist band--its just there. and i am neither in the nba or a frat. i'm just a lot cooler than you.
    :lol:
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  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    The Fixer wrote:
    i agree on the gloves.

    i just always wore wrist bands playing baseball way back when....i feel weird working out or something without them.

    just use a towel. wristbands are for sweaty NBA guys and college frat douchebags

    i use a towel too. i rarely even use the wrist band--its just there. and i am neither in the nba or a frat. i'm just a lot cooler than you.
    :lol:

    my theory is when at the gym, less is more. shorts, tshirt, sneakers. that's all you need. anything more and you're bordering on being 'that guy'.
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,590
    The Fixer wrote:
    The Fixer wrote:

    just use a towel. wristbands are for sweaty NBA guys and college frat douchebags

    i use a towel too. i rarely even use the wrist band--its just there. and i am neither in the nba or a frat. i'm just a lot cooler than you.
    :lol:

    my theory is when at the gym, less is more. shorts, tshirt, sneakers. that's all you need. anything more and you're bordering on being 'that guy'.

    gotta disagree.

    def need my ipod also. i don't see how you can workout to the awful music they play at la fitness
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  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837

    def need my ipod also. i don't see how you can workout to the awful music they play at la fitness

    absolutely. I can't workout without mine either. it's more so I don't have to talk to the d-bags at LA Fitness than it is the shit music...but, we're on the same page there
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,590
    The Fixer wrote:

    def need my ipod also. i don't see how you can workout to the awful music they play at la fitness

    absolutely. I can't workout without mine either. it's more so I don't have to talk to the d-bags at LA Fitness than it is the shit music...but, we're on the same page there

    why would you talk d bags in the first place?

    only people i ever talk to are the few friends i know who go the one i go to...which is rare.
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  • Jearlpam0925
    Jearlpam0925 Deep South Philly Posts: 17,506
    The Fixer wrote:

    def need my ipod also. i don't see how you can workout to the awful music they play at la fitness

    absolutely. I can't workout without mine either. it's more so I don't have to talk to the d-bags at LA Fitness than it is the shit music...but, we're on the same page there

    why would you talk d bags in the first place?

    only people i ever talk to are the few friends i know who go the one i go to...which is rare.

    Can't stand people who make noises when they work out either. That shit's the worst.
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,590
    The Fixer wrote:

    absolutely. I can't workout without mine either. it's more so I don't have to talk to the d-bags at LA Fitness than it is the shit music...but, we're on the same page there

    why would you talk d bags in the first place?

    only people i ever talk to are the few friends i know who go the one i go to...which is rare.

    Can't stand people who make noises when they work out either. That shit's the worst.

    awful.
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  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837

    why would you talk d bags in the first place?

    only people i ever talk to are the few friends i know who go the one i go to...which is rare.

    Can't stand people who make noises when they work out either. That shit's the worst.

    or slam weights around like jerkoffs

    jeags, I never initiate conversation in the gym other than to ask someone how many sets they have left or ask for a spot. some people just like to talk. I don't. I'm there to get my work in and get outta there
  • South of Seattle
    South of Seattle West Seattle Posts: 10,724
    The Fixer wrote:

    why would you talk d bags in the first place?

    only people i ever talk to are the few friends i know who go the one i go to...which is rare.

    Can't stand people who make noises when they work out either. That shit's the worst.

    or slam weights around like jerkoffs

    jeags, I never initiate conversation in the gym other than to ask someone how many sets they have left or ask for a spot. some people just like to talk. I don't. I'm there to get my work in and get outta there
    And never use the locker rooms. Change at home. You don't want to deal with talkative old naked guy asking if you want to hit the sauna :shock:
    NERDS!
  • Jearlpam0925
    Jearlpam0925 Deep South Philly Posts: 17,506
    The Fixer wrote:

    Can't stand people who make noises when they work out either. That shit's the worst.

    or slam weights around like jerkoffs

    jeags, I never initiate conversation in the gym other than to ask someone how many sets they have left or ask for a spot. some people just like to talk. I don't. I'm there to get my work in and get outta there
    And never use the locker rooms. Change at home. You don't want to deal with talkative old naked guy asking if you want to hit the sauna :shock:

    As weird as this will sound, and it surely will, I'm a fan of the sauna. I think it's from my days of rowing in high school and college. Had no choice but to shower and change where I was - so I'm used to the weird scene.
  • mookeywrench
    mookeywrench Posts: 6,053

    RULE - No dude should pay more than 60 dollars for a pair of shoes of any kind. Unless they further your employment.

    What if they further your chance of getting some? We already have a handycap by being members of a fanclub. Why make it worse?
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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,590
    The Fixer wrote:

    or slam weights around like jerkoffs

    jeags, I never initiate conversation in the gym other than to ask someone how many sets they have left or ask for a spot. some people just like to talk. I don't. I'm there to get my work in and get outta there
    And never use the locker rooms. Change at home. You don't want to deal with talkative old naked guy asking if you want to hit the sauna :shock:

    As weird as this will sound, and it surely will, I'm a fan of the sauna. I think it's from my days of rowing in high school and college. Had no choice but to shower and change where I was - so I'm used to the weird scene.

    i like the sauna too.

    i usually only use the locker room to lock up my keys or store my sweats and jackets and stuff.

    also--i use the pool from time to time so you gotta toss the bag in there. never shower in there though.
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  • Jearlpam0925
    Jearlpam0925 Deep South Philly Posts: 17,506

    RULE - No dude should pay more than 60 dollars for a pair of shoes of any kind. Unless they further your employment.

    What if they further your chance of getting some? We already have a handycap by being members of a fanclub. Why make it worse?

    Hey, it's not like it's tattooed to my forehead or anything. And I've come to find out that my self-deprecation is charming to the females(my PJ nerdom is laid out on the table anytime music comes up around new people). Actually, I just don't give a shit enough to care what they think. So it works out for all involved.

    And, no, spending money on shoes went by the wayside of Jordan's and 8th grade.
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