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Published: 2019-10-29 21:39:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 1486; Favourites: 31; Downloads: 1
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Cedar and Freda both agree that their brother Cedric needs to really lose that spare tyre!
As the fittest and burliest otter living in the local riverways, Leroy "Hydrex" Rudderbuck has been asked to take the big guy in paw - but Cedric looks like being a difficult pupil...
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Ah yes ..the age-old weight loss resolution.
Instead of always doing push-ups, Cedric could also lift some weights, run, hit the punching bag, swim, and, do a few crunches if his belly goes down.
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Hehe, I guess Cedric would need to lose some weight before he can do anything that involves bending... but at least he can still swim okay!
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Hydrex: I got me work cut out wi' this bloke. His 'eart might be in the right place, but 'is belly sure ain't.
Cedric: Nnnngh... okay, done the push-up.
Hydrex: One down, 99 ter go.
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Hydrex: Yeah, I know he's thick. That's why he needs to lose weight.
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I guess that's extra difficult for him because his belly gets in the way!
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Hehe, it's certainly not easy to get that belly off the ground!
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Sit-ups would be even harder then!
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Heh, yeah... he'd never be able to fold that bulk!
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It might do him some more good, surely... so long as he doesn't get distracted trying to gobble fish...
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Then it's a pool for him and not a lake/river!
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Hydrex: That's a good idea. I'll have to make sure he doesn't attempt to dive in, though... we'll want to keep the water in the pool!
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Cedric: If only there was some kind of easy exercise...
Hydrex: Arm exercises? That won't help you lose weight, though.
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Well, there's walking. You could add a 30-minute walk to your regiment every day. And eat fewer sweets/treats.
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Cedric: 30 minute walk?
Hydrex: Sure, why not? Our Artist does it both ways when going to work each day - from the car park to the hospital, and back again!
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Wow, a 30 minute walk from the parking lot to your job? That honestly sounds horrible. ...Not unless you mean it's actually 15 minutes to walk to the hospital, and 15 minutes to walk back to your car. If that's the case, that's certainly a lot better.Β
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Well, there IS on-site parking at the hospital, but you have to pay for it - staff or patient - and there's no guarantee you'd find a space.
I use the nearest Park & Ride car park, because it's free.
There is a bus, of course, but it only goes to the front door of the main hospital - while Papworth is on the biomedical campus behind it, half a mile up the back road, so it's not really worth it.
From the Park & Ride to Papworth, it's about 1ΒΌ walk, and takes me roughly 25 minutes. That's each way, so a total of 2Β½ miles in 50 minutes.
It's really not that bad - bit of free exercise, and it's a pleasant enough walk, so long as it doesn't rain. (But I carry a brolly just in case)
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Looks like you haven't much of a choice in the matter, but that's good that you get some exercise out of it. Hah, and this may sound silly of me, but I think the word "brolly" is funny and cute. It's more amusing than "umbrella."
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Indeed... still, I have a good job and they're lovely people there.
Hehe, very British word, brolly...
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Good! I'm glad for you. 
Yeah, I remember I first heard that word when my middle school class was listening to an audiotape of a play-version of "The Hobbit." Bilbo comes running in onstage when the dwarfs are about to take off on their quest, and the poor Hobbit is going, "All the things I've left behind! My coat! My stick! My brolly!"
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Hehe, yeah... unlike Peter Jackson's much-extended adaptation, the Hobbit was much lighter and softer in that regard...
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They really should have just made it a two-parter and not a three-parter. Sigh... Oh well.Β
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Yeah, there was a heck of a lot of appendices material in there, and the big battle wasn't so exciting without Smaug in the picture anymore... 
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Yup, exactly. A lot of the scenes felt overblown and even kinda hammed up. Which is a shame, because it was a very well cast, very well acted movie with a high production. It's just that there was simply too much, the pacing was off... Again, it should have been just two movies instead of three.Β
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I wonder if the extended edition versions are a bit more rounded out...
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Maybe, but I wouldn't know. I haven't seen them either.Β
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Only recently ordered the boxset on DVD, but haven't had a chance to see them yet. I've seen the theatrical cuts though, and as a Tolkien fan, I liked them well enough...
I'm interested in all that side-history.
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Understandable. Some if its very interesting! 
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Well, there's the thing... I reckon the Silmarillion probably IS truly unfilmable, at least as a film... a TV series, maybe... so much disjointed history fitted into a single book and mostly about the Elves' "Long Defeat" war against Morgoth, who was essentially Satan... a foe way too powerful for any Elf, let alone Mortal Men!
It took an eventual intervention by the Valar to banish the First Dark Lord to the Abyss beyond the Door of Night...
That was but the earliest Ages too. The Second Age would then concern the realm of Numenor, the ancestors of Elendil and Aragorn... its rise and its fall (caused by the corrupting influence of Morgoth's greatest lieutenant Sauron)
And even after the Third Age and the Rings of Power, and the Fourth Age starting with Aragorn's ascension, there's a prophecy concerning the End of the Fourth and current Age... Dagor Dagorlad, the Battle of Battles. It's said that Morgoth will yet break the seal of his prison and return again to Middle Earth to wage a final war that will ravage the whole world (much like Armageddon and Ragnarok) and not even the Valar know the outcome of that... though with God in control of it all, it must surely end with the final defeat of all evil forever...
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Oooh, maybe The Silmarillion could be the next Game of Thrones! Only, y'know, minus the nudity, swearing and debauchery. 
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Indeed... The Silmarillion series, I could watch that!
I like the Game of Thrones theme tune, but you can keep the rest...
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Yeah, from what I heard, everybody was disappointed by the direction GoT took, especially since it strayed from the original books. Even the author, George R. R. Martin, was disappointed by what the TV show did.Β
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"Focus Groups say that TV audiences demand more sex and violence!"
I don't care what the popular trends are! Stick to the source material!
"But the chart says..."
Never mind the chart! Push the boat out, try something new!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsNrwHβ¦
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