BoneSnapDeez wrote:Bruce Willis angrily returns a cheese grater to the store, "IT DID NOT MAKE THE CHEESE GREATER! IT JUST MADE LOTS OF LITTLE CHEESE" he fumes.
I can't even look at a cheese grater without thinking of Mitch.
"A cheese grater is also a sponge ruiner. I went to clean my cheese grater only to get tiny pieces of sponge...that might melt well over a tah-co".
I seriously hate looking at the internet for any help when it comes to exercise/weight loss. There's nothing coherent, and the population of the internet seems completely sure that genetics has absolutely no effect on weight, or its gain, and that its just because your a lazy fatass. Because, y'know, people don't have different metabolisms or anything like that.
Forlorn Drifter wrote:I seriously hate looking at the internet for any help when it comes to exercise/weight loss. There's nothing coherent, and the population of the internet seems completely sure that genetics has absolutely no effect on weight, or its gain, and that its just because your a lazy fatass. Because, y'know, people don't have different metabolisms or anything like that.
Fuck me!
Just go exercise more and eat healthier/less. This will always help, regardless of genetics. It isn't hard to understand, it is sometimes hard to do.
yep, metabolism has nothing to do with how many calories you can burn during workouts. burn more calories than you consume. cut out soda, junk food, alcohol, watch sugar intake. lots of cardio and low weight/high reps for nautilus machines, or free weights/dumbbell workouts rotating different muscle groups each workout.
I think some people get too caught up on the superficial aspect of exercising/eating right. They obsess with checking their weight every day and looking in the mirror for drastic changes. Don't do it to lose weight or look better. Just do it to prolong your life and feel better. It starts to really matter once you hit your thirties like me
RyaNtheSlayA wrote:
Seriously. Screw you Shao Kahn I'm gonna play Animal Crossing.
Luke wrote:Antiperspirant prevents, well, quite obviously perspiration.
LIES!
At least on me it never worked well. Or maybe living in a swamp just meant that everywhere else made enough sweat to make up for it.
Seriously, I can't get ANYTHING to work. Its embarrassing as hell, and I have to be careful about what I wear, or else be careful of where my arms are at all times.
You try this? You put it on at night and it blocks your pours from sweating. It really works way better than any other standard anti perspirant.
If Gillette Clinical Strength is still available, it's also an antiperspirant you can depend on.
Had a dream last night that my wife and one of her cute friends opened up a gym that was basically a front for a wine bar. They were wearing bright leotards, hot pink sweatbands and sitting around drinking wine on the only equipment they owned "STEPS" (remember the big turquoise ones?) . Weird huh?
