There needs to be someway to either change the size of the right hand bar, or scroll in left and right. Like most I am not a fan of this remodel, but if I have to deal with it, I want it to work. #tips
@adam483t: If you really want to.
To be a true gamer one must follow arbitrary guidelines set up by stereotypes.
@Excalibur: The Video-game industry is a great example of successful motivated people that are all high off their asses.
@Excalibur: No, Lazy people are often Potheads, Potheads are not Lazy people (exclusively).
@StupidPopMediaReference: I can't see reason number one, the bleach burns too much.
People need to learn that the term "Drive it like you stole it," means you should drive slowly and carefully so that you don't get caught.
@theatremusician: I don't want dogs exploding all over airports. Especially mid sniff, dogs tend to sniff crotches.
Despite that, all of those things don't stop the few people out of billions that fight society. If you took away all security you'd be just as safe as having all that security. It's all there to make you feel better.
Despite that, all of those things don't stop the few people out of billions that fight society. If you took away all security you'd be just as safe as having all that security. It's all there to make you feel better.
@Black Knight Rebel: Or very dangerous. If your tree has a virus, you'll infect all other trees in the area. Causing much more harm than cutting down one tree, from a farm made to grow extra trees.
@rougegoat: I like you. No one ever seems to get the irony of drinking Soy to save the planet/animals.
In my mid teens someone on deviantArt tried to convince us all that cutting down trees was cruel because the trees felt pain. This was before Trolling was common place on the internet.
@billboM: There isn't. You can eat the big meal, and then slowly get back to your normal weight point. A few days of heavy eating don't determine your weight for the rest of your life.
@Dahamma: Wait, you're saying that a media outlet misreported a scientific study?
You know what you can do? You can eat a lot of food on Xmas (if that's your bag), and then go back to eating normally throughout the rest of the year. You'll gain weight for a little while, but then you'll get back to your normal point.
@Assassin_Kensei: it's 3d in the sense that the middle image stands out from the two original images, but there isn't enough depth in the picture. I can do stereograms like a champ.
@AreWeThereYeti: Barely.
@AreWeThereYeti: Barely.
@sythero: that's not in 3D.
Arnold used Steroids to get those results, which I guess is much easier than doing this.
The best place to get diet advice is from the internet, and self-help books. Not only is it the safest place to get information, no one ever lies to you in either of these areas. I make all my decisions about my health based on the information provided via mass media. Their non-biased commercialism-free perspectives always have lead me to a healthy end point. Arbitrary day values are the most important part of my goals to lose weight, if I don't lose 20lbs in a month I'll just die. Thank god I have the internet and self-help books to get me healthy.
Or I could just eat less calories than I burn. If I naturally burn 1500-2000 calories per day, I can eat that. If I then exercise I'll burn more calories, and the food I ate that day (which is used over a period of time, usually longer than one day) will be burned off. I may never have rock hard abs*, but my weight has plateaued for years (between 150-175). All without crazy fad dieting, and minimal exercise.
Some free advice for the overweight. Weight loss doesn't take days or months. Weight is a long term, sustained thing. If you cut calories now, and continue to do so, someday you will see results, no one can tell you when that day will come; but someday you will lose weight. Don't focus on reaching a goal, just eat well and take care of yourself.
Above all else, talk to your primary care physician before making any life changing decisions.
*If I exercised more regularly I could probably achieve this.
Or I could just eat less calories than I burn. If I naturally burn 1500-2000 calories per day, I can eat that. If I then exercise I'll burn more calories, and the food I ate that day (which is used over a period of time, usually longer than one day) will be burned off. I may never have rock hard abs*, but my weight has plateaued for years (between 150-175). All without crazy fad dieting, and minimal exercise.
Some free advice for the overweight. Weight loss doesn't take days or months. Weight is a long term, sustained thing. If you cut calories now, and continue to do so, someday you will see results, no one can tell you when that day will come; but someday you will lose weight. Don't focus on reaching a goal, just eat well and take care of yourself.
Above all else, talk to your primary care physician before making any life changing decisions.
*If I exercised more regularly I could probably achieve this.
