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RE: What would you do? - May 7 2008 19:11:39
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Mook
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I see your point however I don't think it's all very black and white and would be better IMO to get an experience of being in a short lease flat-share and working and supporting himself here before shipping off to some exotic land and eventually having to come back here and start from scratch with no experience of it
My old flatshare mate was an Aussie bird so I now have 365 day a year ticket to visit there, I was a lucky sod though
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RE: What would you do? - May 7 2008 19:28:55
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Fitness Training: After all the hard work running, skipping, shadow boxing, working the bags, training with the trainer on the pads, clinching and sparring it is then time to do sit ups (100-200), chin ups (how many can you do), push ups (50-100). Also drills on the bag, knees (300), Teeps (100 left 100 right), kicks (200 left 200 right in sets of 50).
http://www.lannamuaythai.com/
Now correct me if im wrong but I thought it wasnt a good idea to do Lots of reps for abs?
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RE: What would you do? - May 7 2008 19:32:45
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Mook
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That's not a lot of reps for a conditioning routine, turn off the Muay Thai thoughts... think logically... train in the UK if need be
Alas, it is up to you and now that I have used up my quote of niceness for the day I can sleep easy
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RE: What would you do? - May 7 2008 19:43:38
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Fitness Training: After all the hard work running, skipping, shadow boxing, working the bags, training with the trainer on the pads, clinching and sparring it is then time to do sit ups (100-200), chin ups (how many can you do), push ups (50-100). Also drills on the bag, knees (300), Teeps (100 left 100 right), kicks (200 left 200 right in sets of 50).
http://www.lannamuaythai.com/
Now correct me if im wrong but I thought it wasnt a good idea to do Lots of reps for abs?
OK I'll correct you - You're wrong.
Email Lanna Muay Thai, get a ticket over, all ur food is included in teh price and u get treated very well.
Bite the bullet and do something
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RE: What would you do? - May 7 2008 19:55:07
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@ Yiddo, how much money would it cost in total per month then?
Definitly thinking about just going over there, if I do it will be the end of getting big.
I know I could get back into awesome condition fitness wise (muay thai shape), just members on here said I looked like a smack head, even though I had muscle just very lean but I could run 5miles in just under 30mins.
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RE: What would you do? - May 7 2008 20:01:22
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Forget getting big, its bollox anyway  You're the same size and stature as a lot of Thai's (dont take that the wrong way) so you will be fine over there. You will just get very fit, good at fighting, and sleep with countless thai birds.
Its all there costs etc on the site if you look 
Accomodation = 3000 baht per month which is about £50 if that. You eat for about £1 per day, pricey thing is the flight over there, but you have £2k to play with
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RE: What would you do? - May 7 2008 23:47:21
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Sweet az!!!
£50 a month is awesome, I think this is the sort of adventure I need in my life to actually say im living.
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RE: What would you do? - May 7 2008 23:50:10
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off topic, but
PW do you get you're posts out of a book?
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RE: What would you do? - May 7 2008 23:57:04
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Im stunned as what to say, I honestly dont know how to respond to such a comment.
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RE: What would you do? - May 8 2008 0:51:59
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PW are you being serious this time?
He's always serious, thats why his posts are normaly so dam funny.
I like his posting. Some people complain but at the end of the day if they know it's going to be rubbish, then don't read it. I think most people are entertained. It's like the guy at school in your group of friends you all take the piss out of abit but you miss him when he's gone.
PW - I think you need to find something your interested in and follow it into higher education. If not then look into a trade you are atleast half interested in. I have a few friends who dropped out of college to do plumbing when they found out there was big money in the industry. They got bored and do nothing now.
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RE: What would you do? - May 8 2008 8:07:31
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Why not get a job that offers accommodation,hotel,holiday park,security
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RE: What would you do? - May 8 2008 8:53:44
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As for asking I just feel I need abit of support, I got NO ONE to talk to.
Might be down to the fact that everyone thinks your a cnut
Really not needed 
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RE: What would you do? - May 8 2008 9:21:59
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I cried last night into my pillow wondering if i upset PW
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RE: What would you do? - May 8 2008 9:25:48
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Whatever you do, wether it be moving out and getting a job locally, moving cross country to live, or travelling to Thailand and doing the muay thai camp. Just do something.
The recurring pattern with you is simple. It's inertia you are suffering from.
Get out there and do something. Anything. Don't just sit there.
I can guarantee even if things dont go to plan, you would have at least made the effort. You will feel better with yourself by doing this.
You're how old now?, 21?, no need for you parents to have any influence on what you do now. Time to make your own mark.
Go.
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RE: What would you do? - May 8 2008 9:31:43
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I cried last night into my pillow wondering if i upset PW
Pretty much the response I expected ..
Shame really
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RE: What would you do? - May 8 2008 9:35:34
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its strange because i'm looking through this thread and i still cant find it?
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RE: What would you do? - May 8 2008 10:19:29
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PW
Whatever you do, wether it be moving out and getting a job locally, moving cross country to live, or travelling to Thailand and doing the muay thai camp. Just do something.
The recurring pattern with you is simple. It's inertia you are suffering from.
Get out there and do something. Anything. Don't just sit there.
I can guarantee even if things dont go to plan, you would have at least made the effort. You will feel better with yourself by doing this.
You're how old now?, 21?, no need for you parents to have any influence on what you do now. Time to make your own mark.
Go.
Mate thats probably the best thing anyone has ever said to me, you are so right though.
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RE: What would you do? - May 8 2008 10:55:03
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book it now before the urge wears away
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RE: What would you do? - May 8 2008 11:04:01
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Couple posts here have riled me this mornin
PW is no saint, but hardly warrants comments such as 'kill yourself.'
PW, I suggest you take Jack's advice, I have been in a similar disposition to yourself, moving out has solved nearly all of my problems. I wish you all the best
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