One quiz at a time
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Re: One quiz at a time
No, this would be a named and well-known 'recipe' for oysters. You could walk into an oyster bar and ask for 'Oysters X'DRT wrote:Steamed?
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I hate oysters, so all recipes/styles that include the word oyster sound unpleasant to me.djewesbury wrote:Steamed oysters don't sound very pleasant.
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What's not to like about food that's alive?DRT wrote:I hate oysters, so all recipes/styles that include the word oyster sound unpleasant to me.djewesbury wrote:Steamed oysters don't sound very pleasant.
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The taste.djewesbury wrote:What's not to like about food that's alive?
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Re: One quiz at a time
Grilled while wearing a tutu.djewesbury wrote:Grilled seems imprecise to me. There is more than one way to grill an oyster.LGTrotter wrote:Grilled.
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Pay attention young man.PhilW wrote:Grilled while wearing a tutu.djewesbury wrote:Grilled seems imprecise to me. There is more than one way to grill an oyster.LGTrotter wrote:Grilled.
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Not correct. But at least it's an actual guess. So you are guaranteed at least 40%.DRT wrote:BBQ?
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Re: One quiz at a time
It might have been a genuine guess... Grilled Tutu Oyster could be Oyster grilled while decorated with a ring of diced shallots...djewesbury wrote:Pay attention young man.PhilW wrote:Grilled while wearing a tutu.djewesbury wrote:Grilled seems imprecise to me. There is more than one way to grill an oyster.LGTrotter wrote:Grilled.
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You're wasting the whole class's time, boy. You're wasting my time. But most of all you're wasting your own time.PhilW wrote:It might have been a genuine guess... Grilled Tutu Oyster could be Oyster grilled while decorated with a ring of diced shallots...djewesbury wrote:Pay attention young man.PhilW wrote:Grilled while wearing a tutu.djewesbury wrote:Grilled seems imprecise to me. There is more than one way to grill an oyster.LGTrotter wrote:Grilled.
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Go to the top of the class Glenn.Glenn E. wrote:Oysters Rockefeller!
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Re: One quiz at a time
On Sunday evening, I ran the Las Vegas Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon. How many total steps did I take on Sunday?
(I was slower than normal. My goal time was 2:17:00, but I "hit the wall" after mile 10 and lost ~7 minutes over the last 5k to finish in 2:24:42.)
(I was slower than normal. My goal time was 2:17:00, but I "hit the wall" after mile 10 and lost ~7 minutes over the last 5k to finish in 2:24:42.)
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Re: One quiz at a time
61,310.
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I am 6'4", and even though my legs are short for my height I do still have a 34" inseam. So no, that is too many.LGTrotter wrote:61,310.
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A study conducted in 2010 found that Americans, on average, took 5,117 steps a day, far short of the averages in western Australia (9,695 steps), Switzerland (9,650 steps) and Japan (7,168 steps). It is generally accepted that the average stride length for a male is 2.5 feet, though since I'm taller than average mine might be a bit longer.
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Which pedometer did Glenn use?shenders wrote: How many steps do you take in a marathon?
A couple of guys where I work are into this '10,000 steps a day' walking exercise stuff.
They both have pedometers, so I borrowed them on my lunchtime trot just to see how many steps I took.
An 8.4 mile run worked out at 10,078 steps on one pedometer and 11,280 on the other. Strangely they were identical pedometers, so I'm surprised at such a difference. I'm going to repeat the exercise tomorrow to see if the same happens.
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I have (and used on Sunday) a Fitbit Zip.jdaw1 wrote:Which pedometer did Glenn use?shenders wrote: How many steps do you take in a marathon?
A couple of guys where I work are into this '10,000 steps a day' walking exercise stuff.
They both have pedometers, so I borrowed them on my lunchtime trot just to see how many steps I took.
An 8.4 mile run worked out at 10,078 steps on one pedometer and 11,280 on the other. Strangely they were identical pedometers, so I'm surprised at such a difference. I'm going to repeat the exercise tomorrow to see if the same happens.
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Re: One quiz at a time
35,000
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Re: One quiz at a time
In which case, 1 meter per step.
21,100
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35k is too high, 21.1k is too low. Our hotel was about 1 mile from the start and the finish. We also walked to lunch and back, a distance I estimate between 0.75 and 1 mile each direction.
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27500
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