Bye weirdo

Firefighters have a lot of downtime

Pretty sure this car had more ashtrays than it did safety features too

I had been sort of curious about weightlifting for most of my life. But was kind of intimidated by the prospect. Eventually I set my mind to it and it turns out that learning how to lift a barbell was easier than I imagined. Now I have home powerlifting gym and I’ve never felt better in my entire life. It’s challenging and oh so rewarding, I recommended it to everyone

He was in North Korea in the movie (The interview)

Everybody is about to get a crash course in barbell programs

The ice list is a good start

That’s a real head scratcher

Y’all got any recs?

Try not to be too hard on yourself, it’s extremely tough out there and it’s no shame to rely on your parents. They are family, and they want to help you get on your feet. Other cultures look at family support as completely natural, but in the west generally we are made to feel that we need to be completely independent and figure it all out at 18, otherwise we are losers.

I studied and worked hard in my 20s, stabilized in my 30s, and only now north of 40 do I feel like I have achieved success, except there are still aspects of my life that aren’t what I hoped. Nobody has it all figured out.

To summarize: lift weights, floss, find joy

Personally I wouldn’t drop a love bomb on anyone out of the blue. But if you’re feeling the urge to reconnect why not try something less intense, like “Hey dreamgirl you just randomly crossed my mind, I used to have such a crush on you back in the day, what’s going on in your world?”

Someone that old getting CPR has single digit percentage chance of survival, and a 100% chance of being super fucked up

He’s not

True true

In the cold war the Soviets used to say things like this to trick the Americans into wasting time and money on stupid shit

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