Comments by "clray123" (@clray123) on "Vox" channel.

  1. Sorry to disappoint you, but a runner is someone who runs.
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  2. Same reason why you are talking about pork and beef rather than cute little piggies and calves.
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  3. Chris urquhart it's about technique... Remove the damn shoes and start running barefoot. You will notice (in 5 minutes on asphalt) how you're doing it wrong. Then (over the course of a few weeks) you'll discover how it can done correctly and without much effort.
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  4. Try BAREFOOT running on pavement and you'll quickly learn how to do it correctly. If you're having joint or back pain from running, you have bad form.
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  5. It's simple, greed combined with greater fool beliefs. The people who are buying these "assets" hope they can find a bigger moron to sell them to at a profit. How this ends has been shown numerous times. For example watch some documentaries out there about beanie babies.
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  6. Is like poopwater only worse
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  7. Forget vegans, what about nudists? The right idea almost universally rejected.
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  8. This civilization advancement also includes so called lifestyle diseases, which we could do without, moron.
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  9. Not a pain if you do it correctly.
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  10. Bully Hunter1000 There is a good reason why gambling is normally regulated and taxed, but bitcoin peddlers find ways around it. It's basically all a big online casino. Those silly "kitties" are just a coverup of what this is really about and their worth is about the same as all the previous "cybergold" schemes. Contrary to the physical hobbies you name, they require no expertise to trade, which is the usual non-gambling source of joy for a traditional physical collector. But a sucker is born every second, as they say, wait and see.
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  11. +doodelay There's really just advantages to being nude if only it's warm enough. The "disadvantages" are very much like vegan "disadvantages" - conceived by prejudiced people who have not tried and do not understand what it's about.
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  12. 1 - This is not relevant in many climates. 2 - Overheating - not an issue, that's what our sweat is for. Sunburn - solved by applying sun cream. Freezing - yes, obviously, you need to wear clothes when it's cold. It's a sad necessity, an act of desperation of sorts because of our living in hostile climates. 3 - Completely false. Actually, walking and running without shoes on hard surfaces makes you LESS prone to injury, strengthens the feet and ankle muscles, teaches proper running technique. 4 - Duh, get a backpack. Or better yet, get rid of the "important things" you "have to" carry. 5 - See 3, there won't be no falls or accidents if your muscles and nervous system are fit. By wearing clothes and shoes you are voluntarily turning yourself into a disabled person of sorts. Except for some dangerous occupations or adventures like crawling through jungle, no protection is needed from clothing (and with the jungle adventures you only need this clothing around the body parts sensitive to scratching, as evidenced by native tribes). 6 - Clothes for the most part do not keep us cleaner. If anything, they retain sweat and skin oils and make a better climate for microbes to thrive in. Ever considered why barefoot walkers don't get toe fungus unlike shoe wearers? Or why so many people suffer from acne and other skin irritations? As for being wounded, you need sterile bandages rather than dirty clothes over the wounds. One case in point is menstruating women, though, who need their padding in one form or another (even though the amount of menstruation also seems related to diet, so if you are bleeding buckets, maybe you have a different problem than need for clothing). Generally, as with veganism, nudism is a kind of rabbit hole. When you dive into it, you suddenly gain new insights into how strange the "normal" human world has become, in some subtle ways that you don't ever ponder while being part of it. You discover new, more satisfying, calmer ways of life, free from certain obligations that you took for granted before.
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  13. Park Justin, we'll see who's stupid when you get your heart attack, diabetes, stroke etc.
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  14. Nah, plenty of runners in urban areas.
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  15. It's near effortless with proper form. You always feel great immediately thereafter. And when legs/feet get strong and springy you feel like you're floating above ground during everyday (not running) activities. In short, it makes you feel more alive than you'd be without it. When you're unconditioned and doing it wrong, as I used to as beginner for months, it seems like big effort. With proper (self-)instruction I guess you could be enjoying it within a few weeks. (I've had a long pause and then restarted in an intelligent way and now it's so much better than before. The secret is to practice running barefoot.)
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  16. Loitering... Don't step out of line. You're a suspected criminal just be existing and not doing whatever everyone else happens to be doing. Large parts of society still work that way.
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  17. Bully Hunter1000 Yeah, it's the same sort of hobby as everything with this crypto-bs, an ancient hobby known as "gambling". You don't spend 1000s of dollars during the course of a normal "hobby" if you don't (foolishly) hope to get those money back (and more). It will be fun to watch these people print out and frame their "cryptokitties" (or maybe turn them into rolls of toilet paper) when their idiocy eventually comes to an end.
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  18. Penny LU Given that all crypto exchanges implement Know Your Customer policies at the entrypoint and that all transactions on the blockchain are perfectly traceable, it's no good for money laundering.
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  19. Actually it would not be a good test if Macron took a mouthful of poopwater because he's already full of s..t
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  20. Athlete, now you swim in poooop. For monnnneeeyyy!
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  21. During pandemic they controlled masks now they will control if everyone wears a diaper.
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  22. Plan to clean up le river: 1. Collect poop water in le big jar 2. Empty big poop jar in le river 3. ??? 4. Betterhelp
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  23. Look at it that way, it makes Betterhelp lose money.
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