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$05-19-2008, 11:57 AM scrawny2studly Banned NO PROFLE ACTURE UPLOADED Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: East Hampton, New York, United States Age: 40 Posts: 1,894 Rep Power: 0 05-19-2008, 11:58 AM Orlando1234977 MAGA NO PHOTO Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Wisconsin, United States Posts: 13,834 Rep Power: 84420 Originally Posted by Justin-27 >> Valid points? What? That you don't like to hear someone say they train an AVERAGE of 3.5x a week? That was a numbskull reply on your part. Truth is, Orlando, myself, and a few others that have posted have been 2000% correct, and you and Josh have looked like effing morons. Who the f-- argues that you cannot start counting a split/routine on a day off? Or that it is impossible to average 3.5 workouts a week? Or that a 2 week period has to start on a Sunday, and end the next Sunday, the 15th day? You two are the goddam dumbest people to post on a internet forum, stfu and save what little grace you have left. #121 Shut the fucck up, punk. You're a dumb piece of ****. When you can't prove that I am wrong, you resort to personal attacks . Dumb, slow pos, fucckhead. Originally Posted by SmoovJ Why are you comparing percentage to frequency? .333 is %, 3.5 times is frequency. That doesn't make sense to me. I am not accusing anyone of being a troll. Call me one if you want but I've made valid points in all my posts in this thread. #122 Simply saying that %'s and fractions are used all the time and people can figure out what it implies. Instead of saying a guy's batting 112 for 448, they simply say he's batting .250 and nobody's saying, 'wait a second, you can't get a quarter of a hit??' If you'd rather say 7 out 14 days so that fractions or decimals aren't involved, no problem. Nobody will dispute that. But if you want it in terms of a week to compare against 3 or 4 times per week, then a decimal or fraction is necessary.$