swim safe noodle belt-2021!

[ITD]

Ah, less, you shouldn't need a belt to swim. Get some swimmin' lessons boy. It is a good idea to drag a float behind you if you are going any distance though.

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Originally Posted by ITD

Ah, less, you shouldn't need a belt to swim. Get some swimmin' lessons boy. It is a good idea to drag a float behind you if you are going any distance though.

If it makes the difference in swimming or not, go for it.

It reminds me of biking. I kind of gave it up long ago.
Until I bought my wife an electric assist bike.
After trying her bike out, and her leaving me in the dust on hills, I got a 2nd one and now ride my bike to work on nice days (until COViD any way).

Normal biking, you hit a steep hill (plenty around the lakes) and it can be not fun any more. And to sweaty to go to work. But with the assist bike I love going biking now. You must pedal. And you can adjust how much assist you want. It’s not as good a workout but it’s better than taking the car. I look forward to the ride there and back every time.

I often go around NewFound lake 16 miles, in the evening after dinner. With a normal bike it’s a brutal 3 hr ride. With some walking up hills sometimes if it’s hot.

No shame in a little assist if it gets you out.

[MAXUM]

My neighbor in hooksett just got rid of thier above ground pool and last monday had thier trash out with probably about 20 noodles stuffed in thier trash can. All I could think of is would FLL dumpster dive and grab them after all they would be best price of all free.

I believe the answer is most definitely yes.

[Biggd]

Originally Posted by MAXUM

My neighbor in hooksett just got rid of thier above ground pool and last monday had thier trash out with probably about 20 noodles stuffed in thier trash can. All I could think of is would FLL dumpster dive and grab them after all they would be best price of all free.

I believe the answer is most definitely yes.

You should have messaged him. I'm sure he would have drove down to get them.