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by rowing physics 101 - Fri 11th Jan 2002, 5:04pm
Work - what does this word mean ?
Work = force x distance.

I.e. pull fucking hard and don't shorten up.
by TV is good, work is bad - Fri 11th Jan 2002, 4:11pm
bit on the defensive side said: Ahem. One hour's break to TRY and watch some quality TV in the JCR when one has spent one's entire day either working or rowing is totally acceptable. I didn't even do that in the end and was forced to return to the books by 9.30.

Grump.

Anyway, you WERE watching TV (you TV hogging person) and you weren't at Life so what's your excuse? I hope you weren't pretending to work.

I was indeed watching TV, as were five or six others, so please don't just have a go at me :(
What am I supposed to be making excuses about ?
Work - what does this word mean ?
by the pretender - Fri 11th Jan 2002, 1:20pm
Thank you Simon for that lovely visual image. I'm sure it will stay with us all for a long time.
by Simon - Fri 11th Jan 2002, 12:31pm
Bored by work said: Okay. So, 17 FaT men go to Life led by the inimitable Mr Walker, presumably many were quite well oiled.
Not in the Chippendales sense of the word "oiled", one hopes.
by bit on the defensive side - Fri 11th Jan 2002, 12:22am
Ahem. One hour's break to TRY and watch some quality TV in the JCR when one has spent one's entire day either working or rowing is totally acceptable. I didn't even do that in the end and was forced to return to the books by 9.30.

Grump.

Anyway, you WERE watching TV (you TV hogging person) and you weren't at Life so what's your excuse? I hope you weren't pretending to work.

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