I mean did they ever jog in the middle ages. Of course not. They were sane people in those times.

Your ignorance has no limits...do you really sit at home and you ask yourself: how can I push the limits of my ignorance?

With no regards for you whatsoever,
A runner

Are you stupid?

It was a frequent and quite normal activity before every meal back in the day, when hominids still had to hunt. It lost appeal until recently, but it's coming back, like many other vintage things.

No, he's not stupid. He's omtatsat, facetious and flippant 14562% of the time.

No, in those days the peasants ran away from the feudal lord when he came to collect his dues.

Motivation was much higher as if you weren't up to it, you could get your head cloven in and your fitness regime was over

It makes him a kind of extreme sporter

Erm I don't think there were *any* hominids still around in the middle ages...

for the first time ever- I am with Omtatsat

Well the thing is I was sitting on the Limmat watching all these nervous joggers jogging by. All plugged into thier " smartphones " or chattering nervously with thier fellow joggers. It all looked a bit SICK!

Did Migros finally kick you out?

To many viruses hanging around there. Had to beat a withdrawal!

Like homo sapiens?

There's no such thing as jogging anymore. These days no matter how slow you move you are a "runner". If you want to insult a self described "runner" just call him or her a "jogger".

Yep, the used to run back then. After their Sunday roast or from the lioness that was after the same roast.

Love running threads

I miss it, omtat.



People back then had other worries than boosting their immunity, measuring it every second and being attractive for themselves. Alas, maybe when people run, it is their only time they can squeeze a phonecall in..and only time to clean their heads of stress. You think of their pain while they feel their endorphines.

I think the lioness was more into the organic raw food movement. All the better for her pride.

Are you telling me the Sunday roast is not a roast when I get it from the butcher's but only becomes one once it's been in the oven?

I like your subtle way of English teaching.

So how do I call the roast before it's roasted? (And don't tell me "a lump of meat".

It's a lump of meat.

I'd call it a joint, but that has me thinking that can only be applied to meat with joints in them. I see roasting as the cooking method, similar to toasting.

I'm afraid my mangling of the language is not to be confused with teaching.

Although we humans are commonly referred to "hominids" I never suggested "middle ages".

jogging is about lung ventilation and not chatter. These are dumb joggers. Usually swiss