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Time for a random poll.
Ok, so you're on the ground floor, you want to go to the second floor. Do you...
Ok, so you're on the ground floor, you want to go to the second floor. Do you...
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39Take the stairs76.92%30Take the elevator23.08%9
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Stairs *****es -
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Im VERY LAZY, but none the less.....one floor, you take your fat *** up the stairs.Comment
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im lazy and skinny, so im taking the elevator. i cant afford to lose any calories or weight, i might dissappear.
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i work on in a nursing home, i'm on the ground floor, and there is 2 floors above me. i take the stairs all day long, while holding 50 lb boxes. once and a while i will have to take the elev. if there is too much for me to transport.
but i think everyone should take their lazy butts up the stairs. it's just so much faster tooWAWA-A-HOLIC
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stairs, unless transporting a keg.1978 Formula 461 in progress of being built :rock:
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Most the time I would use the stairs.2000 Firebird A4, 3.42 LSD, K&N, Free Cold Air, PaceSetter, 3" in/out Catco, 3" S-Pipe, 3" Intermidiate Pipe, 2.5" Flowmaster 80Comment
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I work on the 5th floor of my building. I take the stairs almost every time (except when I'm carrying food or something). It's good exercise.Comment
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stairs just in case..Comment
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Stairs.
While we are on the subject I have a lil rant. While I was on crutches for 8 weeks last fall, I was forced to take the elevator. I cant tell you how many times the elevators would be FULL of perfectly healthy people (who were just lazy) and there wasnt enough room me who was handicapped. And the tallest building on campus is whole 4 stories :rolleyes: That pi$$ed me off cuz I had to wait for the next elevator and would be late to class on a regular basis :mad:sigpic
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I'm really bad, I take the elevator.
Well my knee hurt sometimes.
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i don't trust elevators ............ i also think they are big waste of time if you're using it for 2 to 3 floors ....... stairs FTW
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That's funny, I've heard that management actually looks at stuff like that.<a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/id/sac2165\" target=\"_blank\"> CAMAROS</a>Comment
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