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The exercise motivator

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  1. Hi all:

    One afternoon, I was lamenting the fact that I hadn't exercised in a
    while. I realized that I had been most consistent in working out when I
    had a friend or someone to motivate me to work out. In a flash of
    extreme nerdiness, I decided to write a program that would provide the
    same sort of motivation: public shame if I didn't work out.

    The way it works is that you have a public spot on the internet where
    everyone can see how long it has been since you last worked out. Every
    time you work out, you go to http://www.rubick.com and click on the
    link that says how long it's been since you worked out. Your last
    workout is noted.

    If you don't work out for a few days, the Exercise Motivator will start
    sending you emails, once per day.

    But worst of all is the Hall of Shame, which lists your shame quotient
    relative to other users of this program.

    This is a free little tool to help you work out. There is no
    advertising, nothing sold, your information is not shared (except on
    the public shame page!), and it's completely free. So feel free to sign
    up if you like, and help motivate yourself to workout for the new year!

    Cheers,
    Jade

    http://www.rubick.com/workout/sign-up

  2. i could care less what people on net think. anyway , i can just cheat.

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