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This post has been edited by Benjiro: Mar 1 2012, 14:41

I'm thinking of doing a 'Daily Exercise Routine' thread either here, in Gen Chat, or (horrors!) in Spamhaus. Thoughts? Though it's not a terribly exciting idea for a thread, it will probably be more worthwhile than most just by virtue of being an account of me doing something. Something healthy, at that.

I would not mind something like that being in the FSZ.

It might motivate me to work out and lose at least 20 pounds in the next six months.

Gogogo!

Make posting sweaty photos* a prerequisite.

*or photos of people exercising. Sweat isn't known for its easy electronic transferring in the cyberweb.

OMG, peanut brittle. I love peanut brittle. OM NOM NOM NOM.





I'm such a fatty.

What about caramel popcorn? I place it right up there with peanut brittle. Both are quite delicious.

S'alright.

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ah ah ah.

I once liked Two And A Half Men. Wahre Geschichte.

Has anyone ever felt bad for an inanimate object? Like you see a couch, sitting on the curbside by it's lonesome and you think "at one point a family happily sat in you and now here you are, forced to wait on the side of the road for a garbage man to pick you up all the while collecting leaves and rain". I dunno, maybe it's because once you lose your purpose, you're completely lost so seeing that object, now itself without a purpose, just brings about sympathy.

No, but I feel bad about throwing things out that are still perfectly usable. Also wasting food and clean water. LOLhoarding.

Has anyone ever felt bad for an inanimate object? Like you see a couch, sitting on the curbside by it's lonesome and you think "at one point a family happily sat in you and now here you are, forced to wait on the side of the road for a garbage man to pick you up all the while collecting leaves and rain". I dunno, maybe it's because once you lose your purpose, you're completely lost so seeing that object, now itself without a purpose, just brings about sympathy.

Not in that context, though.
I always feel sorry about throwing things away that I still MIGHT need one day but never used them before.
I'm a bit of a hoarder. I also exaggerate it with food... azhve several times felt tempted to eat stuff that was off.

My mother used to compare me to her father-in-law who was a soldier yada yada, he bunnyed around about every crumble of bread that might still be edible.

This post has been edited by Benjiro: Mar 3 2012, 21:50

I'm the opposite of a hoarder. I always give stuff away if it doesn't end up in the garbage first. Or I give it to family back in Mexico, 'cus they got less than what a poor American would have.

Even though I knew better, I bought some Hot Pockets at the grocery store because they were on sale. As soon as I pulled one from the freezer, I remembered that I really didn't like them all that much. Right after I pulled it out of the microwave, I dropped it right on the floor. Once that happened, I screamed "that's where you belong whore" but ate it anyway.

I lol'd.

I lol'd.

Me, too.

I like hot pockets...

My cat apparently likes the frosting on brown sugar cinnamon Pop Tarts.

Has anyone ever felt bad for an inanimate object? Like you see a couch, sitting on the curbside by it's lonesome and you think "at one point a family happily sat in you and now here you are, forced to wait on the side of the road for a garbage man to pick you up all the while collecting leaves and rain". I dunno, maybe it's because once you lose your purpose, you're completely lost so seeing that object, now itself without a purpose, just brings about sympathy.

Yes.

But that was in times before I realized that nothing has purpose and we live for the unforeseeable future moments.

I am having way too much damn fun.

[en.wikipedia.org] Flagellants had solution for that.