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Ed Zachary wrote:

Yes I Have Balls wrote:Guess that @fitter:

I'd fuck a hole in the wall but that is one nasty looking bitch right there.

Rant wrote:

Ed Zachary wrote:I'd fuck a hole in the wall but that is one nasty looking bitch right there.

And your point is?

I never realized that I subconsciously desired a sense of community and camaraderie. I now have that with CrossFit NFT, the CrossFit affiliate that I train at. Every day I workout I am surrounded by friends and competitors. We push each other to reach our potential, and celebrate each other’s personal accomplishments. I originally thought it was the variably programmed workouts that appealed to me, but now I realize it was the kind of people that CrossFit attracted, and the way it brought them together which made me come back for more. We are a small tribe of restless hunters, seeking to express our joy for the realization of our bodies’ capabilities.

When we workout together we aren’t just exercising, we’re bonding in one of the most primal of ways. It is a special experience when you or your friend are comfortable with sharing one of the most vulnerable states we can ever be in, that of utter exhaustion

CultBuster wrote:

I never realized that I subconsciously desired a sense of community and camaraderie. I now have that with CrossFit NFT, the CrossFit affiliate that I train at. Every day I workout I am surrounded by friends and competitors. We push each other to reach our potential, and celebrate each other’s personal accomplishments. I originally thought it was the variably programmed workouts that appealed to me, but now I realize it was the kind of people that CrossFit attracted, and the way it brought them together which made me come back for more. We are a small tribe of restless hunters, seeking to express our joy for the realization of our bodies’ capabilities.

When we workout together we aren’t just exercising, we’re bonding in one of the most primal of ways. It is a special experience when you or your friend are comfortable with sharing one of the most vulnerable states we can ever be in, that of utter exhaustion

mullet.jpg

http://www.google.com/profiles/111852866679616208477

Don't even know where to start with this guy;mullett, gay ramblings on blog, vibram 5 fingers...

we aren’t just exercising, we’re bonding in one of the most primal of ways

lasalle wrote:

CultBuster wrote:

I never realized that I subconsciously desired a sense of community and camaraderie. I now have that with CrossFit NFT, the CrossFit affiliate that I train at. Every day I workout I am surrounded by friends and competitors. We push each other to reach our potential, and celebrate each other’s personal accomplishments. I originally thought it was the variably programmed workouts that appealed to me, but now I realize it was the kind of people that CrossFit attracted, and the way it brought them together which made me come back for more. We are a small tribe of restless hunters, seeking to express our joy for the realization of our bodies’ capabilities.

When we workout together we aren’t just exercising, we’re bonding in one of the most primal of ways. It is a special experience when you or your friend are comfortable with sharing one of the most vulnerable states we can ever be in, that of utter exhaustion

mullet.jpg

http://www.google.com/profiles/111852866679616208477

Don't even know where to start with this guy;mullett, gay ramblings on blog, vibram 5 fingers...

Sock puppet, IMO. No one would seriously rock the Olivia Newton John Xanadu headband and pink 2.5 pound weights, right?


http://www.board.crossfit.com/showthread.php?t=56120

we aren’t just exercising, we’re bonding in one of the most primal of ways

lulz. Bonding in the most primal of ways is fucking, last time I checked. Not Fran.

Ed Zachary wrote:

Rant wrote:

Ed Zachary wrote:I'd fuck a hole in the wall but that is one nasty looking bitch right there.

And your point is?

Even I wouldn't fuck her.

Shiver me Timbers wrote:So what's new in this thread since last Friday?

lasalle wrote:

Shiver me Timbers wrote:So what's new in this thread since last Friday?

We learned that:
1. The goodness of big asses is something we can all agree on.
2. Some of the guys on here would do some pretty frightening women if given the opportunity.
3. Couch is drunk as usual, but HQ is now actively displaying that fact.
4. Barky has a trust fund.

Yes I Have Balls wrote:

lasalle wrote:

Shiver me Timbers wrote:So what's new in this thread since last Friday?

We learned that:
1. The goodness of big asses is something we can all agree on.
2. Some of the guys on here would do some pretty frightening women if given the opportunity.
3. Couch is drunk as usual, but HQ is now actively displaying that fact.
4. Barky has a trust fund.

ButterCupPowerRanch wrote:so who is that tattooed skank?
I agree with whoever said she was sexable.
Tasty indeed.

CultBuster wrote:

I never realized that I subconsciously desired a sense of community and camaraderie.

mullet.jpg

http://www.google.com/profiles/111852866679616208477

Don't even know where to start with this guy;mullett, gay ramblings on blog, vibram 5 fingers...

WildGorillaMan wrote: ... what's sex without a little danger?

"Deadlift (DL) 10, 8, 5, 3, 3, 3 (pr or fail) 120sec rest between

95-155-175-185-195-200

This felt great. I was amazed how well this went. I may have been able to do more. I liked it. I researched my other log in BTWB and found that my PR is 205. - 5'9 168lbs "male"

So here I am again. The end of year 2. March 14, 2009 to March 14, 2010. I'm very happy to have completed another year of CrossFit incorporating CrossFit Endurance. In July 09, I entered a 5K race which I haven't run competitively in years. I was somewhat disappointed in my finish so I turned to CFE. I was doing great until I got overzealous and went for an 8K race in November 09. As I upped the mileage I started to have some soreness in my lower legs. I pushed through it and completed the 8K, getting a personal record for mileage and time. I was so happy. But during the race I hurt my knee. Iced it well and healed perfect. However, the chronic pain in the lower left leg beneath the knee hurt even more. I've been biking ever since and now seeing specialists for a bump found on my tibia. Stress fracture? We'll see. So it looks like it will be a while for running. Additionally, I over did everything else too. I have tennis elbow in right, golfer's elbow in left, and shoulder issues on the right. I've gone way down in CF WODs and mainly been biking and doing yoga. Even though a lot has gone wrong, I'm up beat because I was making great gains prior to all the injuries. My Oly lifts were getting good and strong, CF total was PR, dialed in the zone diet, completed all beginner requirements recommended by CF Seattle, running was awesome, and I've found a new love for biking. Detailed Blog here.

Freki wrote:Why don't ANYC and B-BOYYYYY! just hire on at one of the other @fit boxes in VB?

It is people like you that MAKE those folks so f***ing stressed out. Aiming for and revelling in their aggravation makes you just as bad if not worse than they are themselves.

Does it really take too much effort on your part to wave these people off if you're not leaving, or point to the other row if you know your car's over there? alleviate some of their stress by being courteous and kind and renewing their faith in human decency, would you? Jesus

GoDogGo! wrote:I don't get why so many are hating on that tattooed woman in the pink. Probably a little crazy but she's pretty cute and has a nice body.

GoDogGo! wrote:I don't get why so many are hating on that tattooed woman in the pink. Probably a little crazy but she's pretty cute and has a nice body.

Grandpa's Spells wrote: That girl is not turning any heads in RL.