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Running's also a pretty bad idea. Too much motion with your hands and arms. I would just work on your legs and core if you want to keep it up.
Hope you heal soon!
So I broke my hand, boredom quickly ensued. - Page 2
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Blisse
Canada3710 Posts
Running's also a pretty bad idea. Too much motion with your hands and arms. I would just work on your legs and core if you want to keep it up. Hope you heal soon! | ||
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TheKefka
Croatia11752 Posts
it's literally the worst thing in the world | ||
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QuanticHawk
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Jerubaal
United States7684 Posts
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JacobShock
Denmark2485 Posts
On June 28 2013 08:23 Jerubaal wrote: Dante is neither ancient nor particularly intelligent. Well the idiot part still stands, thank you for your input! | ||
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sundersoft
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On June 28 2013 04:26 JacobShock wrote: 1.) Any games you can recommend that don't involve too much keyboard action. I'm a sucker for anything with an engaging story and fleshed out characters, but it does not necessarily have to have any of that. The Spirit Engine 2 is free, has a pretty good story, and the battles have a pause feature so it can be played turn-based: http://www.thespiritengine.com/tse2-download.php It's a JRPG. The Heroes of Might and Magic series is turn-based (strategy games). Heroes III is generally considered the best one; you should be able to find it pretty cheap on Good Old Games. The campaign is also very long. The story is pretty much nonexistent but the gameplay is good. The Might and Magic series can also be played turn-based (RPGs). Might and Magic 6 would be a good starting point. The story isn't very deep but the gameplay is fun without being too difficult. The games are also forgiving of mistakes unlike many other RPGs. Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale (RPGs) run on the same engine as Planescape: Tourment. The stories aren't as good as Planescape but Baldur's Gate's story is pretty decent. Wizardry 8 is a turn-based RPG. The gameplay is very good and has a lot of depth, but it's considered a pretty hard game and the story isn't that great. | ||
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Mothra
United States1448 Posts
There's tons of free articles and great info on the forums as well. Any of his books are wonderful investments, because the guy is really against selling bullshit, and he trains professional fighters for a living as well as challenging himself to work out as well. I love the creative ways he turns simple movements or equipment into very challenging exercises. Can't say enough good things about him really, check it out. For one handed games, maybe Faster Than Light (fun like a roguelike but mouse controlled). Also chess. Try correspondence chess if realtime games are too stressful. Having several days to think about your moves and playing multiple games at once is a lot of fun, but it's addicting. | ||
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Zariel
Australia1285 Posts
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MoonfireSpam
United Kingdom1153 Posts
On June 28 2013 07:59 QuanticHawk wrote: nah man. worse is when you use a pen or something to scratch in there, and the smell that comes out after ughhhhhh 6 weeks of sweat and dead skin. Yummy shit. | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32084 Posts
On June 28 2013 19:35 MoonfireSpam wrote: 6 weeks of sweat and dead skin. Yummy shit. dude i did that almost vomited | ||
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StarStruck
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On June 28 2013 05:01 QuanticHawk wrote: casts tend to restrict movement, not that anything you said made a lick of sense I was play fighting with my Irish friend with a cast. Good way to re-break your broken arm. Oh and for those say having a broken arm isn't fun, I beg to differ. I had all the ladies over taking taking care of me. I got the royal treatment. ^_^ I didn't. O: I smelled of sex. | ||
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