How dumb do you have to be to try to steal from someone that ripped?
Well, a snatch&grab would have been ridculously stupid. However ripped people are rarely more observant than others so I think he hoped to get away before the theft was even noticed.
P.S: Ms.Kellner is pretty much a smalltime celebrity in Sweden. She's participated in swedens version of Ninja Warrior several times and her Instagram, youtube and fitness site (she works extra as a fitnessinstructor) has a fair mount of followers in the fitnesscommunity.
How dumb do you have to be to try to steal from someone that ripped?
The only thing I'd want to steal from that lady is her lifting routine.
I don't think you can follow her fitnessroutine
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How dumb do you have to be to try to steal from someone that ripped?
Well, a snatch&grab would have been ridculously stupid. However ripped people are rarely more observant than others so I think he hoped to get away before the theft was even noticed.
P.S: Ms.Kellner is pretty much a smalltime celebrity in Sweden. She's participated in swedens version of Ninja Warrior several times and her Instagram, youtube and fitness site (she works extra as a fitnessinstructor) has a fair mount of followers in the fitnesscommunity.
How dumb do you have to be to try to steal from someone that ripped?
The only thing I'd want to steal from that lady is her lifting routine.
I don't think you can follow her fitnessroutine
While I can't do a muscle up, I have seen a couple gymnasts perform it properly. I think she'd benefit a lot from learning how to do it correctly before trying to do reps. It seems quite easy to injure yourself with that particular exercise.
Kind of like how doing 5 proper push-ups is better than 15 crappy ones.
While I can't do a muscle up, I have seen a couple gymnasts perform it properly. I think she'd benefit a lot from learning how to do it correctly before trying to do reps. It seems quite easy to injure yourself with that particular exercise.
Kind of like how doing 5 proper push-ups is better than 15 crappy ones.
Gymnasts do strict muscle-ups because judges subtracts for kipping muscle-ups. Some of those muscle-ups are kinda sloppy, but it seems like a move you need to practice for obstacle courses.
"The western world sips from a poisonous cocktail: Polarisation, populism, protectionism and post-truth"
-Antje Jackelén, Archbishop of the Church of Sweden
In a frankly laudable display of self-awareness, one of the men who occupied a nature preserve in Oregon earlier this year has filed court documents declaring himself an “idiot” and “incompetent.” Ryan Bundy says he’s not subject to federal law, due to his idiocy.
Bundy is one of 26 people awaiting trial on federal conspiracy and firearms charges for occupying Oregon’s Malheur Nature Preserve for 41 days this winter. Both Ryan Bundy and his brother Ammon, also awaiting trial, consider themselves to be sovereign citizens, as does their father Cliven, who famously led a standoff against federal agents on public ranchland in 2014. (Ryan, Ammon, and their dad have also been indicted for that, because declaring the government isn’t the boss of you does not always make the government go away).
The Oregon Public Broadcasting Network, in a story we saw via Talking Points Memo, reports that Bundy is resorting to increasingly bizarre legal filings to try to get his charges dismissed. From the OPB:
Bundy, who is representing himself in the conspiracy case against the refuge occupiers, declares himself an “idiot of the ‘Legal Society’” and not subject to federal law, according to the documents.
“I, ryan c, man, am an idiot of the ‘Legal Society’; and; am an idiot (layman, outsider) of the ‘Bar Association’; and; i am incompetent; and; am not required by any law to be competent,” Bundy wrote in a motion filed to U.S. District Court Judge Anna Brown.
CROSS LAKE, Minn. -- A boat fire caused quite a scene on a northern Minnesota lake Saturday afternoon and it wasn't just the smoke and flames that caught people's attention.
A flyboard was used to extinguish the flames on Cross Lake. Paul Gavic, who owns Sky High Flyboard, says he and his sons were at their cabin when they noticed a boat on fire across the lake. His boys went to assist and it took one of them about two minutes to put out the fire using the water propelled from his flyboard.
The occupants of the boat managed to escape to a nearby pontoon and no injuries were reported.
Gavic says the Cross Lake Fire Department helped with the cleanup.
Flyboards are skateboard-like contraptions that use water pumped through a jet ski to elevate into the air.
I think the guy just had one of those out-fucking-skilled moments as he took that hit that knocked his hat off and decided it would be better to end the fight there while he was still upright. It's like Mike Tyson said
Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.
I think the guy just had one of those out-fucking-skilled moments as he took that hit that knocked his hat off and decided it would be better to end the fight there while he was still upright. It's like Mike Tyson said
Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.
This news likely carries special weight to the 67 individuals serving life sentences—almost all for nonviolent drug crimes—who, up until today, could only imagine what it might be like to once again attend a loved one's birthday party, walk their child to school, or simply go to the grocery store. All of the individuals receiving commutation today, incarcerated under outdated and unduly harsh sentencing laws, embody the President's belief that "America is a nation of second chances."
Edit: It's worth pointing out that this is President Obama's birthday. And yet he's giving these people one of the best gifts ever - a future.
Bad news: The Missouri Governor has further cut their public defender budget, despite already being 49th in the country and systemically underrepresenting poor minority communities.
Bad news: The Missouri Governor has further cut their public defender budget, despite already being 49th in the country and systemically underrepresenting poor minority communities.
Bad news: The Missouri Governor has further cut their public defender budget, despite already being 49th in the country and systemically underrepresenting poor minority communities.
Bad news: The Missouri Governor has further cut their public defender budget, despite already being 49th in the country and systemically underrepresenting poor minority communities.
This is the best. Just the best. I mean, that law WILL get changed quickly, but...
Missouri state legislature is out of session until January, and Nixon will no longer be governor by then. Special session can be called with a 3/4s majority from both houses, but it's a Republican super-majority legislature and a Democrat Governor, so I suspect most of the state reps and senators are enjoying the schadenfreude as much as we are, though for different reasons.
EDIT: Now that I think about it, it was probably the legislature who passed the cut in some other law, and Nixon signed it because they were going to beat the veto anyway.
EDIT2: Wait, the letter begins with a veto Nixon did back in 09, nevermind.
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Bad news: The Missouri Governor has further cut their public defender budget, despite already being 49th in the country and systemically underrepresenting poor minority communities.
This news likely carries special weight to the 67 individuals serving life sentences—almost all for nonviolent drug crimes—who, up until today, could only imagine what it might be like to once again attend a loved one's birthday party, walk their child to school, or simply go to the grocery store. All of the individuals receiving commutation today, incarcerated under outdated and unduly harsh sentencing laws, embody the President's belief that "America is a nation of second chances."
Edit: It's worth pointing out that this is President Obama's birthday. And yet he's giving these people one of the best gifts ever - a future.
Did he also change the underlying culture of America where people who did time in prison are actually treated as employable people and thus are given opportunity the same as anyone else?
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Of course not, such is not within the president's power.
Nonsense question for the sole purpose of looking a gift horse in the mouth.
...and when you are done with that; take a folding
chair to Creation and then suplex the Void.
This news likely carries special weight to the 67 individuals serving life sentences—almost all for nonviolent drug crimes—who, up until today, could only imagine what it might be like to once again attend a loved one's birthday party, walk their child to school, or simply go to the grocery store. All of the individuals receiving commutation today, incarcerated under outdated and unduly harsh sentencing laws, embody the President's belief that "America is a nation of second chances."
Edit: It's worth pointing out that this is President Obama's birthday. And yet he's giving these people one of the best gifts ever - a future.
Did he also change the underlying culture of America where people who did time in prison are actually treated as employable people and thus are given opportunity the same as anyone else?
This news likely carries special weight to the 67 individuals serving life sentences—almost all for nonviolent drug crimes—who, up until today, could only imagine what it might be like to once again attend a loved one's birthday party, walk their child to school, or simply go to the grocery store. All of the individuals receiving commutation today, incarcerated under outdated and unduly harsh sentencing laws, embody the President's belief that "America is a nation of second chances."
Edit: It's worth pointing out that this is President Obama's birthday. And yet he's giving these people one of the best gifts ever - a future.
Did he also change the underlying culture of America where people who did time in prison are actually treated as employable people and thus are given opportunity the same as anyone else?
Do you think these people would prefer to remain in prison, as opposed to being free with the deck stacked heavily against them?
Not so strange: There are a large number of black bears in the Lake Tahoe area. The state is experiencing a historic drought, making the lake an obvious draw. The black bear population, while usually shy about direct confrontations with humans, are approximately as habituated to humans as a typical raccoon. They'll keep an eye on you, and as long as you don't do anything that upsets them they will keep on keeping on. If you yell at them or start banging pots and pans, they will nearly always run off. If you just stand there and film them they will happily help themselves to your garbage or whatever they were doing when you spotted them.
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I think my record was about 1h 40m.
Good news: Scientists found a species of bacteria in noses that produces a hitherto unknown class of antibiotic that even works against MRSA.
It was before the discovery , don't see why that would change it :biggrin:
Gone right : One of those people was an off duty policewoman who ran him down and tackled him before making an arrest.
Bikini-clad Swedish policewoman 'stops thief' (note headline photo in this story may be NSFW in particularly puritanical environments.)
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I think the "thief" is checking one off the bucket list with that one.
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The only thing I'd want to steal from that lady is her lifting routine.
Well, a snatch&grab would have been ridculously stupid. However ripped people are rarely more observant than others so I think he hoped to get away before the theft was even noticed.
P.S: Ms.Kellner is pretty much a smalltime celebrity in Sweden. She's participated in swedens version of Ninja Warrior several times and her Instagram, youtube and fitness site (she works extra as a fitnessinstructor) has a fair mount of followers in the fitnesscommunity.
I don't think you can follow her fitnessroutine
-Antje Jackelén, Archbishop of the Church of Sweden
Hold my beer:
https://youtu.be/5HoXKG68ZGI
While I can't do a muscle up, I have seen a couple gymnasts perform it properly. I think she'd benefit a lot from learning how to do it correctly before trying to do reps. It seems quite easy to injure yourself with that particular exercise.
Kind of like how doing 5 proper push-ups is better than 15 crappy ones.
Gymnasts do strict muscle-ups because judges subtracts for kipping muscle-ups. Some of those muscle-ups are kinda sloppy, but it seems like a move you need to practice for obstacle courses.
-Antje Jackelén, Archbishop of the Church of Sweden
Well, at least he's being honest about himself.
Gone Right? Judge takes significant umbrage at those involved with the fuckery.
https://youtu.be/RUKCIHzTR-0
I posted some thoughts on this in the science thread.
... did you wash your hands first?
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Really dumb but gone right: jumping out of a plane without a chute into a safety net.
https://youtu.be/g8j0YFzmqWc
With your wife and little kid standing in the audience.
*Live TV feed slightly delayed just in case he goes splat.
A flyboard is basically a surfboard that flies behind a boat by jetting out water for propulsion.
https://youtu.be/jb4ye88h1ZQ
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"Bro, you been doing the heavy bag at the gym lately, huh?"
"and then they bite a chunk of ear off"
Edit: It's worth pointing out that this is President Obama's birthday. And yet he's giving these people one of the best gifts ever - a future.
In a good way: The director of Missouri's Public Defender system realizes he has the authority to compel any lawyer in the state to act as a public defender, and appoints the (lawyer) governor as a public defender.
This is the best. Just the best. I mean, that law WILL get changed quickly, but...
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He may be a democrat, but I'm kinda glad Jay Nixon can't run for another term.
Especially since after Ferguson, he'd probably lose to Eric "Exploding Barrels" Greitens.
Missouri state legislature is out of session until January, and Nixon will no longer be governor by then. Special session can be called with a 3/4s majority from both houses, but it's a Republican super-majority legislature and a Democrat Governor, so I suspect most of the state reps and senators are enjoying the schadenfreude as much as we are, though for different reasons.
EDIT: Now that I think about it, it was probably the legislature who passed the cut in some other law, and Nixon signed it because they were going to beat the veto anyway.
EDIT2: Wait, the letter begins with a veto Nixon did back in 09, nevermind.
I have a feeling was practicing martial arts like Colonel Stuart in Die Hard 2 when he saw this on the news.
Bear gets dumbed into a garbage truck. Goes for a ride.
Silly old bear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cJX_pmEjGk
Did he also change the underlying culture of America where people who did time in prison are actually treated as employable people and thus are given opportunity the same as anyone else?
Nonsense question for the sole purpose of looking a gift horse in the mouth.
chair to Creation and then suplex the Void.
Define "did"
Do you think these people would prefer to remain in prison, as opposed to being free with the deck stacked heavily against them?
Not so strange: There are a large number of black bears in the Lake Tahoe area. The state is experiencing a historic drought, making the lake an obvious draw. The black bear population, while usually shy about direct confrontations with humans, are approximately as habituated to humans as a typical raccoon. They'll keep an eye on you, and as long as you don't do anything that upsets them they will keep on keeping on. If you yell at them or start banging pots and pans, they will nearly always run off. If you just stand there and film them they will happily help themselves to your garbage or whatever they were doing when you spotted them.