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| 29 Apr 2008 00:45:25 |
| hitfan |
| Critique my exercise regimen |
Monday: Jogging 5km Deadlift 1 RM Tuesday Deadlift 1 RM Thursday Bent-Over Rows 1 set to failure Bench Press 1 set to failure Friday Deadlift 1 RM Saturday Deadlift 1 RM Sunday Deadlift 1 RM I find that doing deads all out for 1 rep helps my arthritic fingers (I hold on to the heavy barbell for 15-20 seconds). |
| 28 Apr 2008 20:18:14 |
| Charlie Pendejo |
| Re: Critique my exercise regimen |
hitfan wrote: > Monday: > Jogging 5km > Deadlift 1 RM > > Tuesday > Deadlift 1 RM > > Thursday > Bent-Over Rows 1 set to failure > Bench Press 1 set to failure > > Friday > Deadlift 1 RM > > Saturday > Deadlift 1 RM > > Sunday > Deadlift 1 RM > > I find that doing deads all out for 1 rep helps my arthritic fingers (I hold > on to the heavy barbell for 15-20 seconds). I'd rather start with your grammar. "Critique" ain't a verb. As for your exercise regimen, one wonders why you'd look to wreck.running for feedback. Unless, that is, your secret Wednesday workout includes a forty mile run. If it does, I suspect you'll benefit more by replacing it with a few hours of vocabulary and conjugation. |
| 28 Apr 2008 20:25:44 |
| Zen Cohen |
| Re: Critique my exercise regimen |
"Charlie Pendejo" <Charlie.Pendejo@gmail.com > wrote in message .... "Critique" ain't a verb. It is when people use it as a verb. And please don't swiftboat me for saying so. |
| 28 Apr 2008 21:00:02 |
| Charlie Pendejo |
| Re: Critique my exercise regimen |
Pendejo: > .... "Critique" ain't a verb. Zen Cohen: > It is when people use it as a verb. Aw c'mon - are you really prepared to open the floodgates to vulgar and misguided new usage begun as recently as the eighteenth century? Alright already, I'll amend my formulation. "Critique" is a fine noun but a *very silly* verb. |
| 29 Apr 2008 21:16:11 |
| David |
| Re: Critique my exercise regimen |
"Zen Cohen" <aturny@hotmail.com > wrote in message news:4816953a$0$4086$4c368faf@roadrunner.com... > > "Charlie Pendejo" <Charlie.Pendejo@gmail.com> wrote in message > .... "Critique" ain't a verb. > > It is when people use it as a verb. And please don't swiftboat me for > saying so. Zen, you are being very critiqual of Charlie > |
| 29 Apr 2008 14:52:09 |
| Tom Anderson |
| Re: Critique my exercise regimen |
On Mon, 28 Apr 2008, Charlie Pendejo wrote: > hitfan wrote: > >> Monday: >> Jogging 5km >> Deadlift 1 RM >> >> Tuesday >> Deadlift 1 RM >> >> Thursday >> Bent-Over Rows 1 set to failure >> Bench Press 1 set to failure >> >> Friday >> Deadlift 1 RM >> >> Saturday >> Deadlift 1 RM >> >> Sunday >> Deadlift 1 RM > > I'd rather start with your grammar. "Critique" ain't a verb. Really? You should write to the Oxford English Dictionary and let them know. At the moment, they say: critique, v. trans. a. To write a critique upon; to review, criticize. (In quot. 1751 prob. stressed {sm}critique: cf. CRITIC v.) 1751 Hist. Pompey the Little p. vii, The worst ribaldry of Aristophanes shall be critiqued and commented on. 1815 W. H. IRELAND Scribbleomania 2 Some writers there are who..all subjects critique. 1831 Fraser's Mag. IV. 3 Hogg's tales are critiqued by himself in Blackwood. b. More generally, to judge critically, to make a critical assessment of or comment on (an action, person, etc.), not necessarily in writing. Chiefly U.S. 1969 New Yorker 19 Apr. 81/1 A football coach critiquing a fumble on a film of a game. 1972 Jrnl. Social Psychol. LXXXVII. 160 If we, as scientists, critique society, does our ethical commitment stop there? 1973 N.Y. Times 21 Jan. IV. 4/1, I would not try to critique what Governor Rockefeller said to his legislature. 1975 New Yorker 24 Mar. 32/3 You can watch..a videotape of your own tennis game..to critique your serve. 1978 Detroit Free Press 2 Apr. E6/1 Clark is not about to critique the Lions publicly. 1986 Washington Post 20 Mar. D5/4 The home economics supervisor who is overseeing and critiquing the progress of Dynamics for District Public Schools, has commented [etc.]. To think, dudes as far back as 1751 using it wrong! Oh, the humanity! Idiot. > I suspect you'll benefit more by replacing it with a few hours of > vocabulary and conjugation. Hell, forget the vocabulary, but a few hours of conjugation certainly sounds like a fun workout! tom -- catch my hand and come with me - close your eyes and dream |
| 29 Apr 2008 22:21:37 |
| Burr |
| Re: Critique my exercise regimen |
"Charlie Pendejo" > > I'd rather start with your grammar. "Critique" ain't a verb. > > As for your exercise regimen, one wonders why you'd look to > wreck.running for feedback. Unless, that is, your secret Wednesday > workout includes a forty mile run. If it does, I suspect you'll > benefit more by replacing it with a few hours of vocabulary and > conjugation. I sure am glad I ain't said nothing around you guys! Burr |
| 29 Apr 2008 07:45:35 |
| Charlie Pendejo |
| Re: Critique my exercise regimen |
Pendejo: >> "Critique" ain't a verb. Tom Anderson: > Really? You should write to the Oxford English Dictionary and let > them know. No need; they've had one of their top grammar dicks tailing me for years. Watch for the verb form of "critique" to be deprecated as "very silly" in the next edition of the OED. Also, watch for the common American usage to exhibit even greater confusion in coming years, with a new form emerging as a "best of both worlds" compromise. Double your money back if "critiqueicize" is not in heavy rotation by 2012. > a few hours of conjugation certainly sounds like a fun workout! Just be careful to switch up your root verbs and tenses from time to time - you don't want to incur RSI. |
| 29 Apr 2008 12:27:09 |
| Steve Freides |
| Re: Critique my exercise regimen |
"hitfan" <hitfan@nospam.com > wrote in message news:FcuRj.99236$rd2.12626@pd7urf3no... > Monday: > Jogging 5km > Deadlift 1 RM > > Tuesday > Deadlift 1 RM > > Thursday > Bent-Over Rows 1 set to failure > Bench Press 1 set to failure > > Friday > Deadlift 1 RM > > Saturday > Deadlift 1 RM > > Sunday > Deadlift 1 RM > > I find that doing deads all out for 1 rep helps my arthritic fingers > (I hold > on to the heavy barbell for 15-20 seconds). No. You have cross-posted - two weightlifting groups and one running group. You have said nothing about what your goals are nor anything about yourself other than arthritic fingers. We need age, sex, body composition, injury history, current exercise restrictions, current performance (e.g., 5k times, deadlift weights), and then you need to tell us what, if anything, you would like 'regimen' to do differently for you. As given, I agree with Tom's evaluation. Your program looks good to worsen your arthritis, hurt your back, ruin your shoulders, and do nothing for your running - other than that, it's great. :) -S- http://www.kbnj.com |
| 29 Apr 2008 22:13:53 |
| Tom Anderson |
| Re: Critique my exercise regimen |
On Tue, 29 Apr 2008, Charlie Pendejo wrote: > Pendejo: >>> "Critique" ain't a verb. > > Tom Anderson: >> Really? You should write to the Oxford English Dictionary and let >> them know. > > No need; they've had one of their top grammar dicks tailing me for > years. Watch for the verb form of "critique" to be deprecated as "very > silly" in the next edition of the OED. I look forward to it! There is one entry in the OED that says something along those lines. I can't for the life of me remember what it is, just that i was rather surprised at what they'd written. > Also, watch for the common American usage to exhibit even greater > confusion in coming years, with a new form emerging as a "best of both > worlds" compromise. Double your money back if "critiqueicize" is not in > heavy rotation by 2012. I will start using this word immediately. >> a few hours of conjugation certainly sounds like a fun workout! > > Just be careful to switch up your root verbs and tenses from time to > time - you don't want to incur RSI. Hurr hurr you said 'root'. tom -- Just add a little flange and phase in |
| 30 Apr 2008 10:16:41 |
| Miss Anne Thrope |
| Re: Critique my exercise regimen |
Critiquing your regimen is difficult. Can't we critique your personality, fashion sense, and goofy haircut instead? |
| 02 May 2008 07:15:38 |
| Doug Freese |
| Re: Critique my exercise regimen |
"Charlie Pendejo" <Charlie.Pendejo@gmail.com > wrote in message news:0f048804-a05e-4380-b931-aadf3b60cdc9@p25g2000hsf.googlegroups.com... > I'd rather start with your grammar. "Critique" ain't a verb. Ahem... Main Entry: 2critique Function: transitive verb Inflected Form(s): cri·tiqued; cri·tiqu·ing Date: 1751 : to examine critically : review <critique the plan > |
| 02 May 2008 07:17:50 |
| Doug Freese |
| Re: Critique my exercise regimen |
"Miss Anne Thrope" <High_Colonic@webtv.net > wrote in message news:23407-48187F49-22@storefull-3158.bay.webtv.net... > Critiquing your regimen is difficult. > > Can't we critique your personality, fashion sense, and goofy haircut > instead? Zing!!! :) Thrope doesn't miss much! -Doug |
| 03 May 2008 06:07:32 |
| someguy |
| Re: Critique my exercise regimen |
Steve Freides wrote: > "hitfan" <hitfan@nospam.com> wrote in message > news:FcuRj.99236$rd2.12626@pd7urf3no... >> Monday: >> Jogging 5km >> Deadlift 1 RM >> >> Tuesday >> Deadlift 1 RM >> >> Thursday >> Bent-Over Rows 1 set to failure >> Bench Press 1 set to failure >> >> Friday >> Deadlift 1 RM >> >> Saturday >> Deadlift 1 RM >> >> Sunday >> Deadlift 1 RM >> >> I find that doing deads all out for 1 rep helps my arthritic fingers >> (I hold >> on to the heavy barbell for 15-20 seconds). > > No. You have cross-posted - two weightlifting groups and one running > group. You have said nothing about what your goals are nor anything > about yourself other than arthritic fingers. We need age, sex, body > composition, injury history, current exercise restrictions, current > performance (e.g., 5k times, deadlift weights), and then you need to > tell us what, if anything, you would like 'regimen' to do differently > for you. I'll just have the sex, please....and lots of it thanks. > > As given, I agree with Tom's evaluation. Your program looks good to > worsen your arthritis, hurt your back, ruin your shoulders, and do > nothing for your running - other than that, it's great. :) > > -S- > http://www.kbnj.com |