Ranger's training thread

General discussion on Training. How to get better on your erg, how to use your erg to get better at another sport, or anything else about improving your abilities.
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Re: Ranger's training thread

Post by eliotsmith » May 10th, 2011, 7:45 am

I think it is time to place bets on how many consecutive posts our hero will make upon return.

I say 6.

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Re: Ranger's training thread

Post by Citroen » May 10th, 2011, 7:49 am

If we all ignore him (I know it's hard when he posts stuff that is so very wrong) he could post hundreds talking to the desert with the tumbleweed blowing by.

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just a quick fix

Post by Byron Drachman » May 10th, 2011, 8:58 am

Another one of my favorites. There are so many, it is hard to choose.
Ranger wrote:January 19, 2009: That predicts a 1:33/6:12 2K, pretty much right at the physiological limit for my age and weight. Almost half a minute better than has ever been done before. --snip-- I now row _exactly_ like the great Danish lightweights: Eskild, Henrik, Mads, etc.
Eliotsmith wrote:I think it is time to place bets on how many consecutive posts our hero will make upon return.

I say 6.

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I'll guess 12. And some of them will contain things like 3 WR's in 2003, so much better now, will do a FM as soon as the new stroke is habituated, all in good time, right on schedule, delighted with the progress, don't race your training, need to get around to 20K OTE, 20K OTW every day, yakity, yakity.

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Re: Ranger's training thread

Post by Citroen » May 10th, 2011, 9:51 am

Rangy's Bog wrote: 2 Comments Viewed 2461 times
Another hard day on the F5 key. Plus two deranged fools who were stoking his fire and pulling his plonker.

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Re: Ranger's training thread

Post by Bob S. » May 10th, 2011, 12:12 pm

Citroen wrote:
Another hard day on the F5 key.
How does that work?

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Re: Ranger's training thread

Post by Citroen » May 10th, 2011, 1:38 pm

Bob S. wrote:
Citroen wrote:
Another hard day on the F5 key.
How does that work?

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Shift+F5 is the same as clicking the browser reload button. Each reload adds one to the view counter.

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Re: Ranger's training thread

Post by Bob S. » May 10th, 2011, 2:55 pm

Citroen wrote:
Shift+F5 is the same as clicking the browser reload button. Each reload adds one to the view counter.
I tried both on my own blog as tests, but the count stayed the same. I must be missing something here.

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Re: Ranger's training thread

Post by bellboy » May 10th, 2011, 3:07 pm

Citroen wrote:
Rangy's Bog wrote: 2 Comments Viewed 2461 times
Another hard day on the F5 key. Plus two deranged fools who were stoking his fire and pulling his plonker.
Dougie, How long do you think it would actually take to keep pressing that key to get his desired 2461 times? Im sure there are some learned maths types that could tell us.

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Re: Ranger's training thread

Post by jliddil » May 10th, 2011, 3:20 pm

Holding down F5 works on most pages to send the reload command continuously. It will usually overload the server but I would imagine you could send a few thousand in a few minutes. Or use Autokey with a a loop command to send the F5 command X times
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Re: Ranger's training thread

Post by ranger » May 10th, 2011, 3:24 pm

Sure, someone must be doing something to pump up the views, but it's not me.

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Re: Ranger's training thread

Post by bellboy » May 10th, 2011, 3:52 pm

ranger wrote:Sure, someone must be doing something to pump up the views, but it's not me.

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Oh christ. The creature from the Blog Lagoon returns.....

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Re: Ranger's training thread

Post by snowleopard » May 10th, 2011, 5:40 pm

ranger wrote:Sure, someone must be doing something to pump up the views, but it's not me.
Of course it's you, you moron. You have nothing better to do.

Your DF arpeggio didn't produce the response you were craving so you thought you'd inflate the numbers to make yourself -- or was it your other self? -- feel better :roll:

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Re: Ranger's training thread

Post by ranger » May 10th, 2011, 6:02 pm

snowleopard wrote:
ranger wrote:Sure, someone must be doing something to pump up the views, but it's not me.
Of course it's you, you moron. You have nothing better to do.

Your DF arpeggio didn't produce the response you were craving so you thought you'd inflate the numbers to make yourself -- or was it your other self? -- feel better :roll:
No, it's not me.

I won't be posting here for a while, either.

I'll just run my blog on the British forum.

You folks here are stunned assholes of the first order, you being the one of the most stunningly stunned.

Good luck with it.

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Rich Cureton M 72 5'11" 165 lbs. 2K pbs: 6:27.5 (hwt), 6:28 (lwt)

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Re: Ranger's training thread

Post by bellboy » May 10th, 2011, 6:18 pm

ranger wrote:
snowleopard wrote:
ranger wrote:Sure, someone must be doing something to pump up the views, but it's not me.
Of course it's you, you moron. You have nothing better to do.

Your DF arpeggio didn't produce the response you were craving so you thought you'd inflate the numbers to make yourself -- or was it your other self? -- feel better :roll:
No, it's not me.

I won't be posting here for a while, either.

I'll just run my blog on the British forum.

You folks here are stunned assholes of the first order, you being the one of the most stunningly stunned.

Good luck with it.

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To quote the great Homer Simpson...WOOHOO!!! Right lads how long before he is back posting on here? Im going for next tuesday before he breaks his other index finger pressing the F5 key and realises that this is where he belongs....in the warm embrace of Naysayers Inc.

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Re: Ranger's training thread

Post by Bob S. » May 10th, 2011, 6:29 pm

Bob S. wrote:
Citroen wrote:
Shift+F5 is the same as clicking the browser reload button. Each reload adds one to the view counter.
I tried both on my own blog as tests, but the count stayed the same. I must be missing something here.

Bob S.
O.K. I tried another test. A different one this time. I went back to the first page of blogs (from 2005) and picked one with just a few views. I tried out the refresh button and, sure enough it added a view. I added a few more and it continued to add views, but I had to pause a bit between refresh button clicks to allow the refresh to complete.

It definitely did not add any views when I did it to one of my own blogs, so I am convinced that there is another UK forum member who is playing games with the ranger blogs. If that is the case, it is as foolish as the content of the blogs.

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