Author Topic: Martial - Exercise - Nutrition  (Read 8791 times)


Parkour
NO
No parkour stuff in my thread. There's a difference between being humorously homoerotic and being a huge loving friend.

No parkour stuff in my thread. There's a difference between being humorously homoerotic and being a huge loving friend.
hey otis



shake weight :cookieMonster:

hey otis



shake weight :cookieMonster:
I was at richard's getting a jump rope and some hand wraps and I saw some chick looking at one of those. I was like bitch please.

I was at richard's getting a jump rope and some hand wraps and I saw some chick looking at one of those. I was like bitch please.
is it bad if i lol'd



i know what richard's sporting goods store is
Then why did you go "lol u said richards"

Then why did you go "lol u said richards"
cuz
shake weight is sold at richard's
and shake weight looks like a handjob

It used to be Chick's but they decided richard's was more appealing.



Whoo boy it's been a month. Things are going well.

For more of the nutritional portion of this thread I wanted to post something special I bought today:



This 27 pounds of mixed vegetables should last me a week and a half. I buy fresh stuff too but these are super easy to take with me and eat throughout the day. Only $0.93 per pound too!

In my math class yesterday I was eating a large bowl of mixed vegetables and one person said they thought that was weird to just eat vegetables plain. What the hell is wrong with out society when eating healthy food is considered weird?
« Last Edit: November 16, 2010, 07:30:00 PM by Otis Da HousKat »

McDonald's has corrupted everyone with their fatty foods. That is why.

Honestly eating at McDonald's or having some other unhealthy food once or twice a week max isn't bad. I support the use of cheat meals in an otherwise healthy diet.

I think McDonald's tastes like stuff so I don't eat there. But every once in awhile I have a nice greasy slice of pizza or some ice cream. It just can't be a regular part of your diet if you want maximum returns from the food you eat.