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OT : jogging

Yesterday, 04:59 AM

Posted by andr99 in Fearless Forecasters

I went jogging this morning as I have to lose 8 kg weight. I just started today and will go on every Saturday morning, no matter how cold it will be outside. An hour jogging and I'm destroyed,

 

anyone else here with the same weight problem ? How do you handle it ? I need to get back to my monster tennis days of the past and I can't with these damned 8 kg 

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Actual Position and Market Opinion Poll for Monday 12/15/25

12 Dec 2025

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Anybody watch the "FAST" special last night. I th...

12 Dec 2025

Posted by slupert in Fearless Forecasters

Seymour was going to get laid. That one old woman seemed quite smitten with the "handsome" Mr. Seymour.

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Nasdaq pattern is bullish

12 Dec 2025

Posted by andr99 in Fearless Forecasters

and so are the other major US indexes. Time frame for this bullish pattern to get to conclusion is from one to three months. 

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Actual Position and Market Opinion Poll for Friday 12/12/25

11 Dec 2025

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