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I think there is something about being able to express your opinion to hundreds and thousands of people that makes you think you have an opinion worth expressing. It isn't.

For all the detail some people will put into their coffee brewing, I wonder how much results in an actual detectable flavor increase. I used to make a point of wetting down my filters to avoid putting a paper flavor into my coffee. I would be rushed a few times and skipped that step and realized it ...

A picture doesn't show everything. I am sure there are guys facing in while others face out. I don't remember any SOP stating this from my days of carrying a weapon and disrupting people's day, it was just what made for common sense.

Assuming you didn't go to a ghetto elementary school, your playground had a seesaw that had an adjustable pivot point. Want to play on the seesaw with your fat friend? You have to adjust the pivot point. Same goes for using the seesaw with your sickly friend that weighed 20 pounds less than everyone...

Because they say things that are already in line with my beliefs. And when they do say things that are not quite within my beliefs, I have either expanded on my beliefs or I discard them for the next guy.

baffled wrote:

Is this Kai Green in his younger days?

You are going to have to be waaayyyy more specific than that.

Maybe it is Quack?

"You might beat me but you won't out work me." There is nothing wrong with this if saying it to yourself helps you get the required work done, but beyond the purpose of motivational mantras and titles for motivational posters is a largely worthless idea. I am not aware of any competitions ...

I managed to snag a pair in size 10 off of ebay for a total of$24. I appreciate you looking though. These shoes are the bees knees when it comes to benching. At least for me anyways.

What do bourbon drinkers think of Maker's Mark? I am slowly trying different bourbons and fine this one by far the easiest drinking one I have had.

I liked them a little for squatting and a lot for benching, not really an expert opinion though.

I had a pair, I didn't realize how awesome they were for benching until I had the heal removed and can't find them now. Anyone have a pair in 10.5 mens that they want to part with? The higher the heel the better.

Re several of the points brought up here-- what kind of welding do you want to do and what kind of welding is in demand in your area? Mig and Tig are big around here. I think I would like something outside, however I am not willing to travel a lot for work. After school I am just looking to find wo...

I am a fan of Getting Things Done. The book is over 200 pages but could be distilled down to 40 high quality pages, but who shells out money for a 40 page book? It is an organizational strategy built around lists. If you are big into writing lists it might be good for you. If you think writing lists...

Do these universally suck or just the ones around me? I am in one for welding, half way through a 10 month course and it sucks beyond belief. In our welding lab we receive zero instruction. We rely on each other, the internet, which looking for welding advice online is like tap dancing through a min...

I worked at UPS as a loader once over the holiday season. On Christmas Eve we did our normal thing until all the trucks were loaded. Then we went through every single truck checking every code on every package. That was one day of the year a package wasn't going to miss delivery because it ended up ...

johno wrote:At least you died doing what you loved.

No where in his story did he mention sucking two dicks at once.

In 1976 I discovered Ebola - now I fear an unimaginable tragedy' Peter Piot was a researcher at a lab in Antwerp when a pilot brought him a blood sample from a Belgian nun who had fallen mysteriously ill in Zaire Share Professor Piot, as a young scientist in Antwerp, you were part of the team that ...

What do they love/hate about it?

Does anyone have any opinions on this? I am looking for something that functions as a laptop and tablet and this looks interesting. Apparently Windows RT doesn't support macros in Office so the regular Surface is out for me.

In 2008 I was 8 years out of high school and talking to a college graduate about me going into college the next year. He told me a big part of college is learning to take tests. I didn't understand this until the day I completely forgot everything I applied towards a test because the test was done, ...

Shafpocalypse Now wrote:Good question...has anyone heard of an affiliate being sued for causing injury during normal weekday type training?

There was one in Texas (Dallas?) that was sued at least a few years ago for an injury. I think it involved someone hurt doing box jumps. Don't know the result of the case though.

Yorkie wrote:

Shafpocalypse Now wrote:I'd say all should be considered CF injuries. I'm not sure what the law would say

I agree. But the Russells' say they aren't

With the same logic, had the above examples went on to do kick ass things instead of getting hurt they couldn't be considered crossfit successes either.

The first video of this guy's I saw I was laughing at, it was a 600 or so bench for reps. Then I looked more into it and realized I was laughing at someone who is far from all there. He believes he has broken Andy Bolton's deadlift record because he did some variation of a car deadlift that was 1035...