Bit of a twist on the old 'What's for Lunch?' format

[Mo Britain less Europe]

Treadmills are for women who don't want to go out running for fear of being raped. A real man wouldn't be seen near one.

Multi-gym? A weights bench, some free weights and a set of chest expanders is all a chap needs.

I use my treadmill. I have a fantastic view from it, listen to whatever the hell I want to listen to at full volume without disturbing anyone. And avoid rapists, car fumes, potential traffic accidents and inclement weather.

[Pokster]

There's no way I'm admitting to that on an open forum, p. I could say 19:18 and every **** here would claim to be doing it in 9 minutes flat.

I think my car would struggle to do it in 9 mins flat

19:18 is a good time for an OAP imo

[Mo Britain less Europe]

For what distance?

[Pokster]

For what distance?

5km.... the old goats knees wouldn't take much further

[Sir C]

I think my car would struggle to do it in 9 mins flat

19:18 is a good time for an OAP imo

I'm not running 19:18, p.

[Mo Britain less Europe]

19.18 for 5k is pretty good for an amateur. I might have done it in 16.00 in my heyday but would struggle to do it in 22.00 now I guess.

[Pokster]

I'm not running 19:18, p.

You sadden me

[7sisters]

What did you have for breakfast?

Raspberry, blueberry, pear, apple, pineapple, banana and yoghurt smoothie and a cup of coffee for me.

One of those new Quaker Oats - super goodness packs. They come in a super poncey new box and have a handful of drehydrated grits, masquerading as Guava, Cranberry and blueberry thrown into the bag. They're very nice but in an effort to maximise on profit, the reptiles at Quaker have charged a quid more for the experience than their more standard fayre of apple and blueberry, available in the boring normal box and they've quaintly short changed the consumer by providing 8 sachets instead of 10.. Nice..

[IUFG]

convenience doesn't come for free, 7s

[SWv2]

Cup of coffee and one slice of pear.