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Fat Ralphy checking in here folks..... I intend to use this thread to document and motivate my efforts for health and fitness. My hopes are that putting myself out there and being accountable to the forum will help me stay on point. Over the last two years I have packed on approx. 50 lbs - stress and injuries have made it hard to get on track. My plan is as follows - get my eating in check, post my meals here and document meal prep. Increase my activity - I currently train Brazilian Jiu Jitsu a few times a week but I want to add some lifting, biking, swimming and cardio. Today i weighed in at 305 lbs - my goal weight …
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one of my favorite scotches from the isle, such a nice peat-y flavor iv heard there have been some really good Japanese whiskys as of late as well, anyone have some insight?
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Listened to this podcast recently and made the decision going forward to only buy Cage-Free Eggs for consuming at home. It only costs a few dollars extra(or less!..) to make the switch, I figure if it helps a living thing have an even slightly happier existence it's money well spent. https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-stuff-you-should-know-26940277/episode/the-truth-behind-cage-free-and-free-range-94643778/
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post up dem bikes, or just tell about them. me- yakoda track frame miche primato sealed track hubs twist laced mavics dura-ace cranks and b/b. miche pedals- campy record knock offs. (i have campy everything for the bike someone would just steal it. oh yeah, and a road fork off an old raleigh. -other rides, specialized rock hopper fixed gear conversion. late 70's schwinn fixed gear conversion- beater bikes that i refuse to sell for some reason. pictures soon
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Does anyone here practice Jiu Jitsu or wrestling? I'm thinking about joining my coworkers in our local gym. But I wanted to hear your thoughts on it. 1. How long have you guys been practicing? 2. Where do you guys train? 3. How do you guys train/build strength for it? 4. Do you guys where gis/no-gi and what brands do you guys prefer?
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I bang conspiracy vice Lord in the insane clown posse. Cvl. It's a white vice Lord set I am Mexican though but still claim the gang. The religion is Allah and Islam.
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im sure some of you guys are into guns so lets make this discusion/pics
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So I decided after 22 yrs in the nail industry-I was fed up with people and knew my brain was not getting used as much as I knew it was capable of so I went home ‘sick’ early from the shop and attended the home and garden show where I saw a cool display which lead me to grab a brochure. I looked into this ‘training center’ and read it was free (like legit no cost) and set the appt up for the beginning stages of several interviews and testing process to enroll. I missed the cut off of the class(20 per class) they were getting ready to begin and had to wait until the next session which began the end of January. A seven month class with a four externship after to complete t…
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Hello everyone, I'm moving me and my family to North London (N5) and I want to find the easiest moving company for us. If you have any suggestions please reply to this post.
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I know at least a couple of you on this board have busted a knuckle or two fixing that POS beater or a building something cool in your garage @Dirty_habiTI'm lookin in your direction. Post some photos or share some knowledge this isn't a vehicle specific thread just a place to share those money pits. The photo below is the small block ford 302 that a friend of mine helped build for my hot rod. It took about a year and a half to get it running and about another 6 months to work out the kinks. That car and I have traveled about 6000 miles in the last 2.5 years.
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Post 'em... I don't care if there's a 5 year old 600 page thread on the subject already. It's 2017. I've got two bikes, both BMX. I will post them soon when I can get you all some sweet pix with my iphone. I'd like to one day get into downhill mt. biking but my propensity to steer myself from mediocrity puts the bike I'd want in the 5-8k dollar price range. I won't buy something that's "ok" to get by for now until I can get something better. If you don't want to post your bike, lets hear some of your cycling stories, I know there's a lot of people on this site that bike.
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Post up flix of your knives.
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I'm just gonna do a photodump. More pics will come over the next couple days, still a lot being set up here in Birmingham.
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With the rise of ciders in the last ten years I suspect more and more people partake in drinking them, and probably have a favorite. I've been drinking hard ciders since the 80s, back when Strongbow and Hornsby's were the only ones you could find... IF you could find them. My absolute all-time favorite cider has to be ANVIL from Sonoma Cider, which shut down operations about a year ago after losing funding. Bummed... me... out. Recently I came upon the mother-load and bought the store out of all they had - Twelve 22oz bottles. Special occasion shit, for real. I'm also a fan of Thistly Cross Whisky Cask But my…
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Does anyone have any experiences with building, fixing, driving, etc. with the trueno? I want to purchase an old chassis and build the engine myself. https://buy.motorious.com/vehicles/280997/1984-toyota-corolla-levin-ae86
Last reply by Elena Delle Donne, -
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any thoughts on what constitutes having a drinking problem? i binge drink alot, and find that after three beers i crave more and more, so normally if i know i can only have one beer, i wont even drink it, cuz it will just make me feel like shit. I dont put alcohol ahead of my responsiblities like work or school, and i refuse to drink when the sun is out, unless i'm at like a BBQ or something. But i find myself drinking alot more regularly, out of the past 5 days i drank everyday, and got drunk 4 out of the 5.
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Alright guys, I'm sure we have a cooking thread somewhere, or maybe even a bbq thread somewhere.... but it's 2019, almost 2020 and it's time for something fresh. Please share your favorite places to get bbq and/or other types of meats. Whether it's a butcher shop you love, a local hole in the wall food joint you love, or a product you can buy at your local store. @Fist 666mentioned he liked Texas Pete bbq sauce in another thread, and @Hua Guofanghad some experiences here in Austin, TX to speak about. Recently, @Kultswas telling me about the Portuguese chicken that is common in his area, I had never heard of it. I'd love to hear any drunk stories…
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Rock Climbing 1 2 3
by JambaJuice- 1 follower
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does anyone here rock climb? if so, how good are you? i am in nashville and would enjoy goin out with some fools to murder some boulders.... and not the gay ass 10 year olds getting pulled up on a route i'm talking about hiking badass trails to a 30 foot high boulder and climbing it bare handed.... what do you think about rock climbing?
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Hopefully someone else here has a drawing or coloring habit. I recently decided to start coloring and drawing again as a hobby with being quarantined and all, oh covid. Thought it would be nice to share some new simple things I have picked up that have worked out very impressively for me, and see if anyone else has found anything worth looking into. My most recent purchase I was thoroughly impressed with was this set of gel pens. Found it quite amusing that these have come back to be popular after all these years, as I used them in elementary school and then they died off. Either way found these on Amazon and listening to some reviews taking a chance, very hap…
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Ok guize here goes....I ran a search and only came up with the crypto thread. Some of the guys I work with are into the stock market and some of them are capitalizing pretty well...... I have had a surplus of cash just sitting in a bank account without any real great interest etc. I figured I could get into some stocks and hopefully profit majorly stack paper and get that cheesy guacamole ya smell me. Perfect example - I was told in April 2020 to buy some NIO stock which was at apprx. $2.10 and sits today at $57+. Obviously I regret sleeping on that and hope to find a similar investment. Starting off small with $2500 in a…
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All types of feedback are welcome! I've been a writer since my 16s.. I used to buy a lot of graff magazines in my childhood, but they don''t exist anymore. So, I started my own! Im really happy and excited! The next step is printing it! Please, share all kinds of feedback and suggestions https://www.nastyvandal.com/product/magazine
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refurbished a lamp ive had for a while. its been needing some attention for a bit. its the first time ive done this and it was much easier than i expected. aside from waiting for the paint to dry, this was a very quick job. rewired with new plug, cord, socket, paint. gonna grab a new shade soon.
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I dig this guys set up his YouTube channel is a wealth of knowledge and this dude is legit
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I was wondering if there's any writer's on here? I've been writing for myself the past 5 years but mostly cuz I think it's fun. It's a good past time and good practice.
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I got interested in this a few years ago when my wife’s grandmother was diagnosed with liver cancer. The treatment she was receiving wasn’t really doing a whole lot so we started making THC infused honey for her to consume I’m conjunction with her treatment. Mysteriously a few months later they couldn’t find cancer in her liver anymore. I think it traveled to her lungs or possibly even started in her lungs. once that was discovered they put her on a different treatment and she is now in complete remission/cancer free. I can’t help but think our medicine played a small part in killing the cancer in her liver seeing as how her initial treatment wasn’t doing any…
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https://ardbark.com/back-to-basics-a-complete-guide-to-traditional-skills-pdf/ Back to Basics: A Complete Guide to Traditional Skills PDF | 62 MB | 456 Pages Over 200,000 copies sold—fully updated! Dye your own wool, raise chickens, make your own cheddar cheese, build a log cabin, and much much more. Anyone who wants to learn basic living skills—the kind employed by our forefathers—and adapt them for a better life in the twenty-first century need look no further than this eminently useful, full-color guide. Countless readers have turned to Back to Basics for inspiration and instruction, escaping to an era before power saws and…
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Ok so, I am kinda (well aktchoo-ull-ie) flirting with a sista and she is ok with it to point she knows I am interested in her by giving me signs that she is interested in me as well by welcoming my advances. My thing is that I have never dated a black women (had the opportunity years ago with another sista) before and I am curious to know if anyone of you Oontzers have dated out side your race? I have dated an Asian and Puerto Rican but never a black woman. Anyhow, this week I plan to take it a step further and exchange numbers so we can spend time together. Any experiences yinz could share that I may be oblivious to?
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no idea how much traffic this will get, but why not. most L and XL shit fits fits well up top but everything down below. and since tailors charge coke prices i'd rather learn how to tailor this shit myself. anyone else do this? opinions on pinch and pin vs this measurement method? i have a project in mind but need to get a sewing machine before I can properly add to this thread.
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I'm starting this thread as a place for people to ask questions and get answers about money type topics. There are quite a few members here that are versed with finance and could really share a lot of useful information with those less experienced. @Elena Delle Donne @Mercer @Dark_Knight @misteraven
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