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I felt inspired today, and spent a full hour in the pool.
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Go ahead .. say whatever it is that you have to say. It’s also useful to remember that we’re mostly all the same and appreciate a minimum of decency and respect.
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February 4, 2008 at 8:36 pm
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The wiley mako shark is only mildly interested in idle banter. While the lumbering whale shark stuffs his face with krill in the slow lane, the mako shark is routinely savaging fishies twice his size in the fast lane. Only 6 months to show time…
PS Swimming in highland whisky will not make the silly whale shark faster!
February 4, 2008 at 8:43 pm
Anonymous
Aaah, yes .. but cutting the peat and making the whiskey before going for a swim is honing the dynamic muculature of Whale’s mighty lateral obliques, making them more than ready for the continuous after-burner thrusts required to whip the mako’s glutitudinous doral fin.