how can something that makes you wish you and everyone you love was dead be pointless?
edit - oh I also hate pushups
There are certain segments of the internet who believe that all bodyweight exercise (besides pullups and dips, praise be unto them) are worthless, and that cardio kills gains.
It depends on the reasons you work out.
Do you want to look swole and impress the ladies at the beach?
Or do you want to be healthy and not have a heart attack at 30?
There's also a subset of long distance runners that avoid core workouts and upper body strength because they think leaner means better but completely ignore that some of speed, stability, and endurance in running comes from your upper body. I'm not saying they need to bench 400 lbs, but a strong upper body is helpful for running too.
Just like there's a bunch of meatheads that avoid leg workouts because chicks don't notice those and then they look like a life sized rooster on their chicken legs.
re: upper body for long distance goal is to be lean re body fat but not put on a lot of muscle weight either because lighter = faster obvs (although muscle is still good, just better where you use it more, aka your legs and your tight lil butt)
but beasto would know better than i
Beast, please tell us about your little butt.
As Beast's director of communications i have been given vague assent to tell you about his little butt, which i am interpreting liberally
Dear Constituent,
Beast's butt is tight. You wish you had a quarter to bounce off it every time. But you don't because coins are antiquated and you need to horde them for laundry day anyway.
how can something that makes you wish you and everyone you love was dead be pointless?
edit - oh I also hate pushups
There are certain segments of the internet who believe that all bodyweight exercise (besides pullups and dips, praise be unto them) are worthless, and that cardio kills gains.
It depends on the reasons you work out.
Do you want to look swole and impress the ladies at the beach?
Or do you want to be healthy and not have a heart attack at 30?
There's also a subset of long distance runners that avoid core workouts and upper body strength because they think leaner means better but completely ignore that some of speed, stability, and endurance in running comes from your upper body. I'm not saying they need to bench 400 lbs, but a strong upper body is helpful for running too.
Just like there's a bunch of meatheads that avoid leg workouts because chicks don't notice those and then they look like a life sized rooster on their chicken legs.
re: upper body for long distance goal is to be lean re body fat but not put on a lot of muscle weight either because lighter = faster obvs (although muscle is still good, just better where you use it more, aka your legs and your tight lil butt)
but beasto would know better than i
Yeah you'll be focusing on arm and shoulder workouts I think.
It's weird how running works. Arms are good for balance and rhythm, shoulders and chest improve breathing and your abs and back help balance you.
It's sort of like your upper body is a gyroscope for your lower body. Lower body needs a lot of power, but you need to balance and offset that power so you don't wobble over.
I've only really noticed the rail thin people on the long distance running like marathons. XCountry and sprinting/olympics tends to have people who are a lot more massively built on the upper body. They're definitely lean still, but they're ripped like a fucking super hero.
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
And really, it's not even "Batman should kill the Joker"
It's: Batman should stop being Batman. The police will eventually wind up shooting the Joker because that's what happens to extremely dangerous criminals who won't stop committing crimes and cannot be safely arrested. Net gain to society as the rogues gallery eventually dies out instead of being perpetually recycled.
:-p
Also somehow, despite my apparent extreme bloodlust, I consume less violent media than most of you lot. With your Breaking Bads and your Games with Thrones.
how can something that makes you wish you and everyone you love was dead be pointless?
edit - oh I also hate pushups
There are certain segments of the internet who believe that all bodyweight exercise (besides pullups and dips, praise be unto them) are worthless, and that cardio kills gains.
It depends on the reasons you work out.
Do you want to look swole and impress the ladies at the beach?
Or do you want to be healthy and not have a heart attack at 30?
There's also a subset of long distance runners that avoid core workouts and upper body strength because they think leaner means better but completely ignore that some of speed, stability, and endurance in running comes from your upper body. I'm not saying they need to bench 400 lbs, but a strong upper body is helpful for running too.
Just like there's a bunch of meatheads that avoid leg workouts because chicks don't notice those and then they look like a life sized rooster on their chicken legs.
Yeah, the "look good/get big/get STRONG" segments of the community are pretty big (including or excluding the chicken leg guys), which means a lot of people get told that cardio is worthless.
As for long distance running, a lot of the top runners look ridiculously thin, and I'm never sure if that's because of a culture that feeds on itself (the fastest runners are twigs, I should be a twig!) or because it's actually optimal.
As beasto's liaison i have received the following message for chat citizens
*clears throat*
"There is some upper body strength that is useful for running, arm swing for forward drive and stability but the amount of strength necessary is p small"
What about sprinting tho
"Much more important in sprinting
That is why sprinters look like monsters"
re: why:
"Because they need all the help they can get, the weight doesn't effect them as much since it's over such a short distance so the added drive they get from upper body movement is worth it"
Donkey KongPutting Nintendo out of business with AI nipsRegistered Userregular
I get coins for laundry day by going to the bank attached to a nearby grocery store and pretending I have an account there and asking for rolls of quarters, saying I forgot my ledger, and offering to pay in cash.
It works about 80% of the time.
It used to be easy to get quarters for laundry. Just ask at any store. Now motherfuckers hoard them.
Thousands of hot, local singles are waiting to play at bubbulon.com.
when I met Beasto's sister's ex it took all my power not to giggle right away
tiny head, skinny legs
HUGE TORSO AND ARMS
it was so disproportionate and hilarious and obvious that someone was skipping leg day~
this is exactly what chappelle looks like now
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this comedy competition wants me to submit a 5-7 minute audio clip
the problem is that i record all of my sets so i can listen back once or twice afterwards so i have like, 80 different audio clips of varying quality just lying around
how can something that makes you wish you and everyone you love was dead be pointless?
edit - oh I also hate pushups
There are certain segments of the internet who believe that all bodyweight exercise (besides pullups and dips, praise be unto them) are worthless, and that cardio kills gains.
It depends on the reasons you work out.
Do you want to look swole and impress the ladies at the beach?
Or do you want to be healthy and not have a heart attack at 30?
There's also a subset of long distance runners that avoid core workouts and upper body strength because they think leaner means better but completely ignore that some of speed, stability, and endurance in running comes from your upper body. I'm not saying they need to bench 400 lbs, but a strong upper body is helpful for running too.
Just like there's a bunch of meatheads that avoid leg workouts because chicks don't notice those and then they look like a life sized rooster on their chicken legs.
re: upper body for long distance goal is to be lean re body fat but not put on a lot of muscle weight either because lighter = faster obvs (although muscle is still good, just better where you use it more, aka your legs and your tight lil butt)
but beasto would know better than i
Yeah you'll be focusing on arm and shoulder workouts I think.
It's weird how running works. Arms are good for balance and rhythm, shoulders and chest improve breathing and your abs and back help balance you.
It's sort of like your upper body is a gyroscope for your lower body. Lower body needs a lot of power, but you need to balance and offset that power so you don't wobble over.
I've only really noticed the rail thin people on the long distance running like marathons. XCountry and sprinting/olympics tends to have people who are a lot more massively built on the upper body. They're definitely lean still, but they're ripped like a fucking super hero.
follow up from beast on sprinting v long distance running body types:
"You are wasting tons of energy if doing this over a long distance, but it is very helpful in the short term"
this comedy competition wants me to submit a 5-7 minute audio clip
the problem is that i record all of my sets so i can listen back once or twice afterwards so i have like, 80 different audio clips of varying quality just lying around
ugh effort of finding ones that aren't total shit
Just send them a laugh track on loop.
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how can something that makes you wish you and everyone you love was dead be pointless?
edit - oh I also hate pushups
There are certain segments of the internet who believe that all bodyweight exercise (besides pullups and dips, praise be unto them) are worthless, and that cardio kills gains.
It depends on the reasons you work out.
Do you want to look swole and impress the ladies at the beach?
Or do you want to be healthy and not have a heart attack at 30?
There's also a subset of long distance runners that avoid core workouts and upper body strength because they think leaner means better but completely ignore that some of speed, stability, and endurance in running comes from your upper body. I'm not saying they need to bench 400 lbs, but a strong upper body is helpful for running too.
Just like there's a bunch of meatheads that avoid leg workouts because chicks don't notice those and then they look like a life sized rooster on their chicken legs.
re: upper body for long distance goal is to be lean re body fat but not put on a lot of muscle weight either because lighter = faster obvs (although muscle is still good, just better where you use it more, aka your legs and your tight lil butt)
but beasto would know better than i
Yeah you'll be focusing on arm and shoulder workouts I think.
It's weird how running works. Arms are good for balance and rhythm, shoulders and chest improve breathing and your abs and back help balance you.
It's sort of like your upper body is a gyroscope for your lower body. Lower body needs a lot of power, but you need to balance and offset that power so you don't wobble over.
I've only really noticed the rail thin people on the long distance running like marathons. XCountry and sprinting/olympics tends to have people who are a lot more massively built on the upper body. They're definitely lean still, but they're ripped like a fucking super hero.
follow up from beast on sprinting v long distance running body types:
"You are wasting tons of energy if doing this over a long distance, but it is very helpful in the short term"
Just load up at burger king, cheap energy , stop during your run even and offload that massive dump
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
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I get coins for laundry day by going to the bank attached to a nearby grocery store and pretending I have an account there and asking for rolls of quarters, saying I forgot my ledger, and offering to pay in cash.
It works about 80% of the time.
It used to be easy to get quarters for laundry. Just ask at any store. Now motherfuckers hoard them.
Life without a washing machine is cruel and unusual. It's been a good for years since I've had to deal with that
Homogeneous distribution of your varieties of amuse-gueule
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HakkekageSpace Whore Academysumma cum laudeRegistered Userregular
how can something that makes you wish you and everyone you love was dead be pointless?
edit - oh I also hate pushups
There are certain segments of the internet who believe that all bodyweight exercise (besides pullups and dips, praise be unto them) are worthless, and that cardio kills gains.
It depends on the reasons you work out.
Do you want to look swole and impress the ladies at the beach?
Or do you want to be healthy and not have a heart attack at 30?
There's also a subset of long distance runners that avoid core workouts and upper body strength because they think leaner means better but completely ignore that some of speed, stability, and endurance in running comes from your upper body. I'm not saying they need to bench 400 lbs, but a strong upper body is helpful for running too.
Just like there's a bunch of meatheads that avoid leg workouts because chicks don't notice those and then they look like a life sized rooster on their chicken legs.
re: upper body for long distance goal is to be lean re body fat but not put on a lot of muscle weight either because lighter = faster obvs (although muscle is still good, just better where you use it more, aka your legs and your tight lil butt)
but beasto would know better than i
Yeah you'll be focusing on arm and shoulder workouts I think.
It's weird how running works. Arms are good for balance and rhythm, shoulders and chest improve breathing and your abs and back help balance you.
It's sort of like your upper body is a gyroscope for your lower body. Lower body needs a lot of power, but you need to balance and offset that power so you don't wobble over.
I've only really noticed the rail thin people on the long distance running like marathons. XCountry and sprinting/olympics tends to have people who are a lot more massively built on the upper body. They're definitely lean still, but they're ripped like a fucking super hero.
follow up from beast on sprinting v long distance running body types:
"You are wasting tons of energy if doing this over a long distance, but it is very helpful in the short term"
Just load up at burger king, cheap energy , stop during your run even and offload that massive dump
wait one more that addresses your point about counterbalance --
"If your legs are driving super hard the upper body needs to be able to create the opposite direction of force. The more upper body strength the harder your lower body can push"
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y2jake215certified Flat Birther theoristthe Last Good Boy onlineRegistered Userregular
I like sprinting because I like doing very little work but also feeling like im going to die after
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
I get coins for laundry day by going to the bank attached to a nearby grocery store and pretending I have an account there and asking for rolls of quarters, saying I forgot my ledger, and offering to pay in cash.
It works about 80% of the time.
It used to be easy to get quarters for laundry. Just ask at any store. Now motherfuckers hoard them.
I just... I just asked them to exchange bills for quarters.
Worked 100% of the time, no elaborate subterfuge necessary.
I get coins for laundry day by going to the bank attached to a nearby grocery store and pretending I have an account there and asking for rolls of quarters, saying I forgot my ledger, and offering to pay in cash.
It works about 80% of the time.
It used to be easy to get quarters for laundry. Just ask at any store. Now motherfuckers hoard them.
I saved $40 a month by finding a place that had laundry hookups, and free cable.
$40 for laundry, $80 for cable and TV, my apartment rent for a 1 bedroom 1 bath was $800 a month.
For a 3 bedroom 1.5 bath I paid $1000. I basically doubled the square footage in my apartment for less than $100 more a month when I first rented this place. No doubt if I had stayed in my 1 bedroom apartment another 2-4 years it would have been nearly $1000 now.
Seems like a good investment.
The two worst parts about renting to me were the landlords just coming in whenever or scheduling inspections, that is such a pain in the ass, and laundry time.
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
And really, it's not even "Batman should kill the Joker"
It's: Batman should stop being Batman. The police will eventually wind up shooting the Joker because that's what happens to extremely dangerous criminals who won't stop committing crimes and cannot be safely arrested. Net gain to society as the rogues gallery eventually dies out instead of being perpetually recycled.
:-p
Also somehow, despite my apparent extreme bloodlust, I consume less violent media than most of you lot. With your Breaking Bads and your Games with Thrones.
That shit be violent yo, I can't even watch it.
I think the Joker is immortal in recent comics, or something.
I ate an engineer
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Activision Publishing, Inc. and Bungie, together with energy drink category leader Red Bull today announced a partnership that will bring an epic new quest to players of the popular sci-fi action adventure game franchise Destiny via custom-designed Red Bull® Energy Drink cans, inviting consumers across the United States and Canada to Become Legend, making this the first time a video-game, or any third party brand, has ever appeared on the iconic Red Bull can.
"This partnership brings two brands synonymous with adventure together to offer Destiny players a unique opportunity to further advance their Guardians in the Destiny universe," said Tim Ellis, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer for Activision. "Whether a player is new to Destiny or with us since launch, the special quest promotion will help give them the ‘wings' and experience boost to take on The Taken King."
The limited edition Destiny can will also feature Red Bull athlete, member of professional eSports organization OpTic Gaming, and Destiny super-fan Michael "Flamesword" Chaves. Chaves will offer his expertise and experience as an eSports athlete and coach to help guide players through the quest.
"I'm really excited to be a part of this partnership," said Michael "Flamesword" Chaves, Red Bull eSport athlete. "I love that Red Bull and Destiny have a shared sense of adventure, camaraderie, and pushing boundaries that both brands embody. As a former Coach of OpTic Gaming and Team Captain of my current squad, I'm always looking to help others be at their best. I am very much looking forward to coaching the Destiny community through the quest and help everyone Become Legend!"
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Activision Publishing, Inc. and Bungie, together with energy drink category leader Red Bull today announced a partnership that will bring an epic new quest to players of the popular sci-fi action adventure game franchise Destiny via custom-designed Red Bull® Energy Drink cans, inviting consumers across the United States and Canada to Become Legend, making this the first time a video-game, or any third party brand, has ever appeared on the iconic Red Bull can.
"This partnership brings two brands synonymous with adventure together to offer Destiny players a unique opportunity to further advance their Guardians in the Destiny universe," said Tim Ellis, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer for Activision. "Whether a player is new to Destiny or with us since launch, the special quest promotion will help give them the ‘wings' and experience boost to take on The Taken King."
The limited edition Destiny can will also feature Red Bull athlete, member of professional eSports organization OpTic Gaming, and Destiny super-fan Michael "Flamesword" Chaves. Chaves will offer his expertise and experience as an eSports athlete and coach to help guide players through the quest.
"I'm really excited to be a part of this partnership," said Michael "Flamesword" Chaves, Red Bull eSport athlete. "I love that Red Bull and Destiny have a shared sense of adventure, camaraderie, and pushing boundaries that both brands embody. As a former Coach of OpTic Gaming and Team Captain of my current squad, I'm always looking to help others be at their best. I am very much looking forward to coaching the Destiny community through the quest and help everyone Become Legend!"
Maybe the Mountain Dew Doritos partnership with Halo wasn't Microsoft's fault.
Maybe it was bungie all along.
SW-4158-3990-6116
Let's play Mario Kart or something...
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I look forward to using my Mountain Dew Baja Blaster to take down the taken king
Please consider the environment before printing this post.
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HakkekageSpace Whore Academysumma cum laudeRegistered Userregular
how can something that makes you wish you and everyone you love was dead be pointless?
edit - oh I also hate pushups
There are certain segments of the internet who believe that all bodyweight exercise (besides pullups and dips, praise be unto them) are worthless, and that cardio kills gains.
It depends on the reasons you work out.
Do you want to look swole and impress the ladies at the beach?
Or do you want to be healthy and not have a heart attack at 30?
There's also a subset of long distance runners that avoid core workouts and upper body strength because they think leaner means better but completely ignore that some of speed, stability, and endurance in running comes from your upper body. I'm not saying they need to bench 400 lbs, but a strong upper body is helpful for running too.
Just like there's a bunch of meatheads that avoid leg workouts because chicks don't notice those and then they look like a life sized rooster on their chicken legs.
re: upper body for long distance goal is to be lean re body fat but not put on a lot of muscle weight either because lighter = faster obvs (although muscle is still good, just better where you use it more, aka your legs and your tight lil butt)
but beasto would know better than i
Yeah you'll be focusing on arm and shoulder workouts I think.
It's weird how running works. Arms are good for balance and rhythm, shoulders and chest improve breathing and your abs and back help balance you.
It's sort of like your upper body is a gyroscope for your lower body. Lower body needs a lot of power, but you need to balance and offset that power so you don't wobble over.
I've only really noticed the rail thin people on the long distance running like marathons. XCountry and sprinting/olympics tends to have people who are a lot more massively built on the upper body. They're definitely lean still, but they're ripped like a fucking super hero.
follow up from beast on sprinting v long distance running body types:
"You are wasting tons of energy if doing this over a long distance, but it is very helpful in the short term"
Just load up at burger king, cheap energy , stop during your run even and offload that massive dump
also re this point but from me
Long Distance running is a delicate balancing act between fuel (calories/energy), hardware (muscle/joints/tendons/bones), and fucking tummies and butts
You can eat BK during the run sure, and you may even be able to stop and take that hella dump
but it will not feel great taking the trip from tummy to butt i tell u wat
Activision Publishing, Inc. and Bungie, together with energy drink category leader Red Bull today announced a partnership that will bring an epic new quest to players of the popular sci-fi action adventure game franchise Destiny via custom-designed Red Bull® Energy Drink cans, inviting consumers across the United States and Canada to Become Legend, making this the first time a video-game, or any third party brand, has ever appeared on the iconic Red Bull can.
"This partnership brings two brands synonymous with adventure together to offer Destiny players a unique opportunity to further advance their Guardians in the Destiny universe," said Tim Ellis, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer for Activision. "Whether a player is new to Destiny or with us since launch, the special quest promotion will help give them the ‘wings' and experience boost to take on The Taken King."
The limited edition Destiny can will also feature Red Bull athlete, member of professional eSports organization OpTic Gaming, and Destiny super-fan Michael "Flamesword" Chaves. Chaves will offer his expertise and experience as an eSports athlete and coach to help guide players through the quest.
"I'm really excited to be a part of this partnership," said Michael "Flamesword" Chaves, Red Bull eSport athlete. "I love that Red Bull and Destiny have a shared sense of adventure, camaraderie, and pushing boundaries that both brands embody. As a former Coach of OpTic Gaming and Team Captain of my current squad, I'm always looking to help others be at their best. I am very much looking forward to coaching the Destiny community through the quest and help everyone Become Legend!"
Destiny now a Korean MMO confirmed. Next patch includes Gachopan tickets with every bag of Doritos and pets that collect loot for only $15.00/3 months.
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As Beast's director of communications i have been given vague assent to tell you about his little butt, which i am interpreting liberally
Dear Constituent,
Beast's butt is tight. You wish you had a quarter to bounce off it every time. But you don't because coins are antiquated and you need to horde them for laundry day anyway.
NNID: Hakkekage
Yeah you'll be focusing on arm and shoulder workouts I think.
It's weird how running works. Arms are good for balance and rhythm, shoulders and chest improve breathing and your abs and back help balance you.
It's sort of like your upper body is a gyroscope for your lower body. Lower body needs a lot of power, but you need to balance and offset that power so you don't wobble over.
I've only really noticed the rail thin people on the long distance running like marathons. XCountry and sprinting/olympics tends to have people who are a lot more massively built on the upper body. They're definitely lean still, but they're ripped like a fucking super hero.
But my butt shrank away after several years of neglect,
One small character addition; one giant leap for meaning
Everything is itty bitty on it.
It's: Batman should stop being Batman. The police will eventually wind up shooting the Joker because that's what happens to extremely dangerous criminals who won't stop committing crimes and cannot be safely arrested. Net gain to society as the rogues gallery eventually dies out instead of being perpetually recycled.
:-p
Also somehow, despite my apparent extreme bloodlust, I consume less violent media than most of you lot. With your Breaking Bads and your Games with Thrones.
That shit be violent yo, I can't even watch it.
"Much more important in sprinting
That is why sprinters look like monsters"
re: why:
"Because they need all the help they can get, the weight doesn't effect them as much since it's over such a short distance so the added drive they get from upper body movement is worth it"
NNID: Hakkekage
Buy a house with stairs, and be bad at remembering where you left stuff.
Jesus they take in something like 10k calories a day right?
and don't even think about hooking that monitor up to a video card with less than 4 gigs of RAM
I was getting so goddamn many crashes in the video driver and even hard lockups (requiring a hardware reboot) until they got me a 970 at work
It works about 80% of the time.
It used to be easy to get quarters for laundry. Just ask at any store. Now motherfuckers hoard them.
this is exactly what chappelle looks like now
the problem is that i record all of my sets so i can listen back once or twice afterwards so i have like, 80 different audio clips of varying quality just lying around
ugh effort of finding ones that aren't total shit
I am one for two.
My greatest work.
follow up from beast on sprinting v long distance running body types:
"You are wasting tons of energy if doing this over a long distance, but it is very helpful in the short term"
NNID: Hakkekage
Just send them a laugh track on loop.
eh
eh
not rly
lotsa people gain weight because the training is SOOOOOO hungrifying and end up overeating
i think i did this while training for my half
its like y am i even DOING this if i cant hav this whole cake
NNID: Hakkekage
Just load up at burger king, cheap energy , stop during your run even and offload that massive dump
wait one more that addresses your point about counterbalance --
"If your legs are driving super hard the upper body needs to be able to create the opposite direction of force. The more upper body strength the harder your lower body can push"
NNID: Hakkekage
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
I got a little excited when I saw your ship.
Worked 100% of the time, no elaborate subterfuge necessary.
But then this was a smaller city.
I saved $40 a month by finding a place that had laundry hookups, and free cable.
$40 for laundry, $80 for cable and TV, my apartment rent for a 1 bedroom 1 bath was $800 a month.
For a 3 bedroom 1.5 bath I paid $1000. I basically doubled the square footage in my apartment for less than $100 more a month when I first rented this place. No doubt if I had stayed in my 1 bedroom apartment another 2-4 years it would have been nearly $1000 now.
Seems like a good investment.
The two worst parts about renting to me were the landlords just coming in whenever or scheduling inspections, that is such a pain in the ass, and laundry time.
Exercise usually causes hunger to increase in proportion to the calories burned.
It's maddening.
I think the Joker is immortal in recent comics, or something.
every time i get on a fitness kick i gain 10lbs
i was 205 when i was a lazy bum all the time
now after 2 years i'm 235
i guess i am technically in better shape and stronger than i used to be
but damn man
Maybe the Mountain Dew Doritos partnership with Halo wasn't Microsoft's fault.
Maybe it was bungie all along.
Let's play Mario Kart or something...
also re this point but from me
Long Distance running is a delicate balancing act between fuel (calories/energy), hardware (muscle/joints/tendons/bones), and fucking tummies and butts
You can eat BK during the run sure, and you may even be able to stop and take that hella dump
but it will not feel great taking the trip from tummy to butt i tell u wat
NNID: Hakkekage
Destiny now a Korean MMO confirmed. Next patch includes Gachopan tickets with every bag of Doritos and pets that collect loot for only $15.00/3 months.
the game is still super fun