Achievement Unlocked! You’ve just earned 5 points to spend on leveling up.
2pts- New Shoes (increase +2 agility level)
3pt- Sweat Pants (so you look awesome while sweating, + 2 charisma)
5pts- Full Outfit (you will now get bonuses everytime you wear this item while walking +3 stamina, +3 charisma)
Sore after forty minutes of walking? FOR CRYING OUT LOUD, ERROL.
I’ve been sore for the last couple of days, but that’s because I walked for two and a half hours yesterday, then nearly two hours today. I’m more used to walking to work (50 minutes) and subwaying back, or biking back and forth (25 minutes each way). And yes, I’m still radically out of shape, even with the exercise factored in.
Sweat is GOOD for you. It’s HEALTHY sweat. KEEP SWEATING.
Keep walking. That soreness is a sign that you’re out of shape, and NEED to walk!
Geek meet physical exertion.
Physical exertion meet geek.
🙂
The question is when the challenge is over, will you keep walking?
I don’t think he will you just have to make a new challenge for him to walk for.
Achievement Unlocked! You’ve just earned 5 points to spend on leveling up.
2pts- New Shoes (increase +2 agility level)
3pt- Sweat Pants (so you look awesome while sweating, + 2 charisma)
5pts- Full Outfit (you will now get bonuses everytime you wear this item while walking +3 stamina, +3 charisma)
Sore after forty minutes of walking? FOR CRYING OUT LOUD, ERROL.
I’ve been sore for the last couple of days, but that’s because I walked for two and a half hours yesterday, then nearly two hours today. I’m more used to walking to work (50 minutes) and subwaying back, or biking back and forth (25 minutes each way). And yes, I’m still radically out of shape, even with the exercise factored in.
Sweat is GOOD for you. It’s HEALTHY sweat. KEEP SWEATING.
Well said
It looks like there’s a trail you could take from all the way up near your place… a bicycle would be recommended, but I bet it could be done!
You know, if you phonetically pronounce the URL for this comic, it is actually “Comic 113: Wailing to Work” which also seems appropriate.