God bless...

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...running.

(nothing beats cutting through space like that,
with no acoutrements; well, yes, ballet, good, too)

You must have had *some* accoutrements. Or are you running barefoot in
a nudist colony?

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After a month hiatus,
I put in my 3 miles today,
With 30 min spin,
With 30 min stairmaster.

A climb up...
Yoga TK.

Tae kwon do? Do you find your martial arts to be good for cross
training?

tkb

<< You must have had *some* accoutrements. Or are you running barefoot in
a nudist colony? >>

True,
As follows:

Brooks XL
Nike tank
Treadmill
Nimbae
White socks

Nothing more,
Nothing less.

<< Tae kwon do? Do you find your martial arts to be good for cross
training? >>

Yes, helps reduce shoulder tension,
While suspended from that darn cross ~
AKA: isolation of relevant muscle groups.

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Quoted message said:

<< You must have had *some* accoutrements. Or are you running barefoot in
a nudist colony? >>

True,
As follows:

Brooks XL
Nike tank
Treadmill
Nimbae
White socks

Nothing more,
Nothing less.

Virginny,
Since we're "snapshot pals" can I get an avi of you jogging on your
treadmill naked? I'll send you some more shots of my "caber".
TBR

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<< Tae kwon do? Do you find your martial arts to be good for cross
training? >>

Yes, helps reduce shoulder tension,
While suspended from that darn cross ~
AKA: isolation of relevant muscle groups.

Then if we meat and you don't like me, you can kick my [censored]. I think
I'd like that....

<< > Nothing more,

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Nothing less.

Virginny,
Since we're "snapshot pals" can I get an avi of you jogging on your
treadmill naked? I'll send you some more shots of my "caber".
TBR >>

Read Dummy!
(or Google!)
I don't jog nude.

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<< Then if we meat and you don't like me, you can kick my [censored]. I think
I'd like that....

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Quoted message said:

Speaking of meat~
I'm hungry.
Been spinning for 60, running for 30.
Want BBQed sausage sandwich, coverd in red peppers, hot sauce, well done, all
chopped up for easy:

Bite. Bite. Bite.
Chew. Chew. Chew.

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<< AKA: isolation of relevant muscle groups. >>

The Complete Guide to Isometric Pixel Art

http://rhysd.syntesis.org/tutorial/

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"The Isometric (Cubic) Crystal System

Of the seven crystal systems, the isometric system possesses the highest
symmetry. Referred to as cubic by chemical crystallographers, the unit cell is
characterized by three equal axes orthogonal to one another, so that a = b = c
and alpha = beta = gamma = 90o."

http://www.iumsc.indiana.edu/morphology/cubic.html
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"What does isometric mean?
Isometric is a perspective where given 3 lines that are of equal length in 3
axis's their length will appear equal. What these means in simplified terms is
that if you have three 1 foot sticks and you place one pointing upwards, one
pointing away from you and one pointing directly to your right they will all
look the same length from your perspective. Such a perspective would be said to
be in a 1:1 ratio because it is as long as it is wide in 2D-pixel format. A
rough example of how this might look is shown below."

http://www.lupinegames.com/articles/isoeng4u.htm
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Dear Working It Out...

http://ask.yahoo.com/ask/20001005.html
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"The parts of the isometric axes of interest are from where they intersect each
other ('O'😉 to where each axis line intersects the axonometric plane ('OX',
'OY' and 'OZ'😉."

http://www.ul.ie/~rynnet/keanea/isometri.htm

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Isometric Drawing Tool

http://illuminations.nctm.org/tools/isometric/isometric.asp
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