How many pushups can you do?
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bornformoney
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DoorKnocker
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I outsource all of my push ups
Good going guys, now its time to scale it up
MsMoneyMagnet
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I can only do about 2. 3 if I'm lucky out:
out:
Autumn
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I believe that kind of outsourcing is called "prostitution."
xboxps3wow
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used to be able to do 60-70 in high school... but since then I haven't been exercising or anything like that so about 40 and then my hands start to shake
fruity_looper
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I see I'm not the only one who got down and attempted as many as they could i got up to 40 and quit haha
I started going to the gym so improving slowly
I started going to the gym so improving slowly
Push ups?
Those ice cream things that you would push the ice cream up through that cardboard with Fred Flinstones face on it?
I could probably do like 2 or 3 boxes of those with ease.
(The cardboard the ice cream was in always looked like the same cardboard that the toilet paper was wrapped around)
PS. Sorry if I am the only person here who knows what im talking about! haha
Those ice cream things that you would push the ice cream up through that cardboard with Fred Flinstones face on it?
I could probably do like 2 or 3 boxes of those with ease.
(The cardboard the ice cream was in always looked like the same cardboard that the toilet paper was wrapped around)
PS. Sorry if I am the only person here who knows what im talking about! haha
bornformoney
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pilgrim
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I know of someone that's got you all beaten, and then some...
About 15 years ago in London, there was a funds appeal at University College London for a new plastics/recon/burns unit (called the Phoenix appeal) by a plastic/reconstructive surgeon called (Prof.) Gus McGrouther.
The main poster showed a man doing a one arm push up.
Nothing unusual in that, I hear you say! - (mind you, I can't do one of these myself, never could).
Until you looked carefully at the poster and noticed the wide circumferential scar around the (upper) arm that he was doing the push-up on....
The arm which Prof. McGrowther re-attached after it was severed in an accident.
The Prof. works in Manchester now, (you can go-ogle him if you're interested)
About 15 years ago in London, there was a funds appeal at University College London for a new plastics/recon/burns unit (called the Phoenix appeal) by a plastic/reconstructive surgeon called (Prof.) Gus McGrouther.
The main poster showed a man doing a one arm push up.
Nothing unusual in that, I hear you say! - (mind you, I can't do one of these myself, never could).
Until you looked carefully at the poster and noticed the wide circumferential scar around the (upper) arm that he was doing the push-up on....
The arm which Prof. McGrowther re-attached after it was severed in an accident.
The Prof. works in Manchester now, (you can go-ogle him if you're interested)
howard_hughes
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60 at max, haven't done any in past 4 months though
