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Gin Master wrote:

WildGorillaMan wrote:

The Crawdaddy wrote: This is such complete crap if it's the reason they are shutting down. It's a fucking word. Now you can't use it in a domain name? Frickin' absolute crack of shit. Word police coming to get you!

the IOC and by extension the USOC doesn't fuck around when licencing dollars are on the line. If they don't get their tribute they will go after you like Armenian Mobsters, which in fact some of them may have once been.

They weren't making any money off the site, at least not enough to pay a lawyer around $750 to write two or three letters back to them. This suit wouldn't go anywhere since "Oly" and "Olympic weightlifting" refer, in the public's eyes, to a sport or style of lifting. USOC just got pissed because Vaughn was involved, I suppose.

The 1st thing I was having him do, was a combo of 12 inch box jumps paired with ring rows. He jumped up on the box once...then twice...then the 3rd time he looked a lil iffy. I see it all the time, people get to feeling confident or get tired and they lose focus, get sloppy and that's when falls occur. As he was doing his 4th jump, I said, "When you get to the top, stop because I want to tell you something about staying focused." As I said this, he jumped, caught the box with a toe, hit his knee on the edge of the box, and landed on the lifting platform. You'd think it would've scared me. It didn't. This is normal. People fall or bleed in our gym. It happens.

My biggest concern was not whether or not he was hurt. I knew he'd be fine. I wanted to use this as a teaching experience. He was breathing deep, trying to hold back the tears, shoulders hanging down, frowning and looking at me with big brown eyes that look just like mine. I sat him down and talked about how important it is to stay focused, and I told him that he should get right back to jumping.

"Don't be afraid of the box son. This happens in here all the time. The important part is that you don't become afraid of the box or feel like a failure. One day, you might fall again, and that's okay too. You get up and you jump again and again."

He nodded and smiled at me with glassy eyes, full of tears that he never let fall. We cleaned up his bloody knee and he finished the first of 3 short workouts.

I am a walking contradiction. I am strong enough to hold my own with the boys at the gym, but I'm a shoe obsessed girly girl the rest of the time. I'm tough as nails on the outside, but sensitive on the inside. I'm the smartest airhead you'll ever meet. I'm an unorganized neat freak that's always making a mess. I hate being late, yet I'm late EVERYWHERE I go. I'm silly and I'm serious. I am many things. I am me.

Captain Quack wrote:R@@bok, you sure you want to get involved in this?

A mother to her son:
http://strongisnewskinny.blogspot.com/2 ... jumps.html

The 1st thing I was having him do, was a combo of 12 inch box jumps paired with ring rows. He jumped up on the box once...then twice...then the 3rd time he looked a lil iffy. I see it all the time, people get to feeling confident or get tired and they lose focus, get sloppy and that's when falls occur. As he was doing his 4th jump, I said, "When you get to the top, stop because I want to tell you something about staying focused." As I said this, he jumped, caught the box with a toe, hit his knee on the edge of the box, and landed on the lifting platform. You'd think it would've scared me. It didn't. This is normal. People fall or bleed in our gym. It happens.

My biggest concern was not whether or not he was hurt. I knew he'd be fine. I wanted to use this as a teaching experience. He was breathing deep, trying to hold back the tears, shoulders hanging down, frowning and looking at me with big brown eyes that look just like mine. I sat him down and talked about how important it is to stay focused, and I told him that he should get right back to jumping.

"Don't be afraid of the box son. This happens in here all the time. The important part is that you don't become afraid of the box or feel like a failure. One day, you might fall again, and that's okay too. You get up and you jump again and again."

He nodded and smiled at me with glassy eyes, full of tears that he never let fall. We cleaned up his bloody knee and he finished the first of 3 short workouts.

Aug 19, 2011 - Andro Friday. As usual, great job

protobuilder wrote:mildly interested in moar

tough old man wrote:

Aug 19, 2011 - Andro Friday. As usual, great job

Starting to look like a Reebok ad for narcissistic bitches. Bored soccer moms that need to be smacked the fuck around.

Crust Bucket wrote:Oh kewl signs from the 'hood. The one in the red looks like she's trying to keep a turd in her pants.

Shafman wrote:Let's face it. If you were handed a job at HQ or with mainpage, affiliate page, or forum, it's because glassman knew, deep down inside, you were a fucking spearcarrier who would STICK WITH THE PROGRAM.

@F doesn't need reasonable people in positions of responsibility, they need people who are going to run the decision tree the same way, every time, even if the answer do change.

Shafman wrote:Let's face it. If you were handed a job at HQ or with mainpage, affiliate page, or forum, it's because glassman knew, deep down inside, you were a fucking spearcarrier who would STICK WITH THE PROGRAM.

@F doesn't need reasonable people in positions of responsibility, they need people who are going to run the decision tree the same way, every time, even if the answer do change.

Jag Panzer wrote:

So I see Atlas stones and I think, cool.

Then I see the 130 lb L1-certified clipboard douches and my only thoughts are "how are they going to get a case of rhabdo out of this?"

Crust Bucket wrote:Oh kewl signs from the 'hood. The one in the red looks like she's trying to keep a turd in her pants.

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