It feels so good. (That's what she said)
October 16, 2008
I am an avid supporter of the "That's what she said" comment. It can be used in many situations. Sometimes creating an awkward moment for everyone involved. On the menu at the restaurant I work at, there is a dish that is a pork shank served with mashed potatoes, and red cabbage. It is quite large. One of my customers tonight ordered it and when I delivered it, he said "oh my god, that thing is huge". His date quickly responded "That's what she said". I was so excited this happened, I gave them a free cup cake on the house for dessert.
In my quest to get back into shape, I had done a trial membership at a gym with a trainer and it was well eh.. alright. I don't like gyms, and it felt like a gym. Last week while driving around looking for parking for my last session in the trial, I ran across this little place that is a small gym with trainers and it has a more personal feel to it. I went in because they were having a fall special on training packages, and my trial had just finished at the huge chain gym I was going to. I liked what this place offered so I signed up for 10 sessions for the fall special. My trainer is rad. Today was my second session. I am not going to be able to move in the morning. I did 100 crunches today, along with lifting free weights, and an intense cardio session. I had no idea how much you actually use your abs in everyday functioning.
Monday was my first day at this new place. Tuesday morning when my alarm went off, I was laying on my back, I slowly reached over to hit the snooze button and I was like OH MY GOD. My abs were burning like hell. Just to hit the alarm clock. My whole body was so sore. I survive Tuesday, wake up this morning and go for my second session of the week, still sore from Mondays session, and get my ass kicked even more. I feel fine right now, but when I wake up in the morning, I feel I am not going to be able to move at all. It is awesome. It hurts so much, but feels so good at the same time. It's a good soreness (that's what she said).
Jade said:
this comment still reminds me of a backstreet boys song and always will.
i remember in the dvd when brian tripped on stage while singing it. this now reminds me of lauren. 
Pei Ru said:
You might wanna try taking hot showers and not sleep right after gym sessions? That usually helps A LOT. 
Winnie Loo said:
I'd love to join a gym - there's this one gym here that offers a kickboxing class, and i thought, why not sign up for it? lose weight and learn to defend yourself in one go. and up till now i haven't had the time to go - i keep procrastinating. kudos to you and your willpower, Chris. :) 
Angie said:
well isnt it no pain no gain!! LOL// 
YinMay Yap said:
lol this blog reminds me that I need to exercise, like really need to. 
Stephanie Ip said:
i know the feeling. it won't feel like you had a workout until you hurt all over. you'll feel better if you stretch your muscles out a bit. (: 
Chris Stahl said:
Oh I stretched alright. (That's what she said) 
Megan Labruna said:
if only you spent time in my newspaper office. we had an editor that never ever missed a moment to drop a quality "that's what she said" unfortunately her doing this all the time kind of wore away its magic. but i'd imagine hearing it from a customer saying it to their date would def. be funny!! 
Lauren Eberle said:
Ew, Christopher Michael... you took the 'I stretched alright (that's what she said)' comment to a whole new level. I just puked on Remington. 
