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Anything is possible if you push yourself

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I am a big fan of people that actually push their bodies to the limits and do something that I always wanted to do but before we talk about it, here is a joke.

There are 3 Spies that get captured. One spy is French, one is German and the other is Italian. Their captors come into the cell and grab the French spy and tie his hands behind a chair in the next room. They torture him for 2 hours before he answers all questions and gives up all of his secrets. The captors throw the French spy back into the cell and grab the German spy. They tie his hands behind the chair as well and torture him for 4 hours before he tells them what they want to know. They throw him back into the cell and grab the Italian spy. They tie his hands behind the chair and begin torturing. 4 hours go by and the spy isn’t talking. Then 8 hours, then 16 and after 24 hours they give up and throw him back into the cell. The German and French spy are impressed and ask him how he managed to not talk. The Italian spy responds, ” I wanted to!, but I couldn’t move my hands!”.

With that out of the way, watch this video:

In 2011 I ran 1,300 miles from Canterbury England, to Rome Italy. Our journey sent us through the plains of France over the mountains of Switzerland and into the burning heat of Italy. The book is a coming of age story, a voyage of self discovery.

This is his Kickstarter.

Although I am not sure paying him for writing a book would be a good idea. I mean sure he had a lot of fun and he went out to prove to others that he can do it but if he really wants to share his story, why don’t he just write and distribute it, like we at totseans do pretty much all the time. Unless he wants to publish it, even Internet based publishing is dirt cheap. Oh wow, I was supposed to praise this guy but I completely turned against him. I guess I am not in the mood to promote others.

Anyway, support projects like these, it will motivate others to do some others inspiring stuff.

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