• hanni@lemmy.one
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    1 year ago

    Nothing funnier than overfeeding your pets and then mocking them for being fat

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      1 year ago

      Indeed. I made a similar comment about it, but apparently that wasn’t “accurate”. I guess the “funny” in this community is stemming more from the modlogs than anything else.

      • VicksVaporBBQrub@sh.itjust.worksOPM
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        1 year ago

        Anyone may request a moderator to restore posts and comments. That is a fair availability to everyone. But if something was removed, it was at a best judgement that it broke a site rule or community rule. Your early comment had a key word in it that was not (directly) represented in the image. Rule 1 - going off topic.
        Commentor above is related to health which is related to gyms.
        Apologies for any confusion.

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    1 year ago

    And while using the gym treadmill you can look outside at people walking around for free.

    I used to bike to work at an office building that had a spin class studio on the first floor. I was continually bemused at what fucking idiots those people were, wasting their time driving somewhere in order to waste even more time and money paying to ride a bike, when they could’ve just ridden their bike to wherever they needed to go for free and get their exercise along the way. I don’t care what excuses they use to rationalize it; it makes no damn sense.

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      1 year ago

      From what I know, this is one of the things that make the car-dependency in the US a serious issue

      I live in the capital of Norway, and damn near everything here is in walkable distance, and it’s so great. If I go somewhere I either take the public transit and/or walk, which really does add up over time. I can end up walking for many hours each week, which doesn’t feel burdensome or boring, and can effectively replace the treadmill. Then maybe take a few more brisk walks beside the river if I feel like it or something like that, which is nicer than in a gym.

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      I use my bike to go to the gym, then use the treadmill and the equipment to work out and then bike back home. Am I an idiot?