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Wild Belle - Keep You

Mon, 14 Jan 2013 20:24:46 -0800

Wild Belle - Keep You

restarts: okinawanwarrior: jai-liftingweight: okinawanwarri...

Thu, 10 Jan 2013 00:08:00 -0800

okinawanwarrior:

jai-liftingweight:

okinawanwarrior:

killthechallenge:

rippedfuel:

happyhealthyhumanoid:

chasingonerabbit:

missmuscles:

brilliantbiologist:

dhpt:

kelskicksass:

strongblrslinger:

DAFUQ is this shit!!??

What? Nooooo!

i have no words to describe the level of stupidity here. So stupid I am actually afraid it may be contagious.

wot is this?

Bro science at its finest. If you read between the lines, it says, “Keep women weak”.

Dear Tracy Anderson, please shut your big, ignorant mouth. Thanks.

I actually hate her so much, I can’t even tell you. Lani (rippedfuel) and I were having a discussion about her only two days ago. She is incredibly dangerous to women’s health. She NEEDS to get shut down.

my feelings can be summed up with ‘stabby’. I feel very stabby when I see this women. Her and Jillian Michaels for some reason.

grr, no. just, no.

Stabby lol….but yeah this is bs

one more reaction gif for good measure.

dafuq “don’t lift weights more than 1.5kg”?

I’m pretty goddamn sure my purse weighs more than that, not to mention my school bag.

Trollcy Anderson

The Picky Eater Who Came to Dinner

Tue, 08 Jan 2013 23:20:11 -0800

The Picky Eater Who Came to Dinner

Today I attempted to teach my students (ages 8 and 11) the meaning of “that guy” as part...

Tue, 08 Jan 2013 20:23:20 -0800

Today I attempted to teach my students (ages 8 and 11) the meaning of “that guy” as part of their vocabulary lesson. After numerous examples in which they insisted on defending “that guy’s” normality, I gave up.

One more week till my SJSU vs. UCLA meet. I just finished...

Fri, 04 Jan 2013 19:00:43 -0800

One more week till my SJSU vs. UCLA meet. I just finished cutting weight, so I thought I’d put together a short video from my last bench press session.

jennipowell: nudityandnerdery: Still some of the best advice...

Sun, 23 Dec 2012 17:51:51 -0800

jennipowell:

nudityandnerdery:

Still some of the best advice I’ve ever read.

Wisdom.

first real day of winter break. practiced music for several hours. came out to watch my old band...

Thu, 20 Dec 2012 06:20:00 -0800

first real day of winter break. practiced music for several hours. came out to watch my old band play in downtown. met with a friend from the periphery of my social circle. introduced to her posse. invited over to her apartment. ordered in-n-out to go. headed over. ate. drank wine. hung out. bantered over the most random topics. dogs in new zealand driving cars. put on crazy stupid love as everyone began to knock out. drove home at 5am. good night.

Today I realized that I’ve developed an addiction to working out and setting PR’s. In...

Thu, 06 Dec 2012 23:05:00 -0800

Today I realized that I’ve developed an addiction to working out and setting PR’s. In the hours following an intense workout, I’m overwhelmed by warm, fuzzy feelings of elation and optimism. I imagine this is what taking drugs would be like.

timfergus0n: Wiz Khalifa ft. Cam’ron — ‘The Bluff’ guitar jam I...

Sun, 02 Dec 2012 18:41:59 -0800

timfergus0n:

Wiz Khalifa ft. Cam’ron — ‘The Bluff’ guitar jam

I love this guy’s style. Tasty!!

Strong Mayer influence is strong.

me: i wonder if anyone stalks me online, i'd be flattered

Fri, 30 Nov 2012 01:58:27 -0800

me: i wonder if anyone stalks me online, i'd be flattered
roommates: -_- the fuck is wrong with you!

Geographer - Verona

Fri, 23 Nov 2012 21:15:00 -0800

Geographer - Verona

Photo

Tue, 20 Nov 2012 21:05:00 -0800

Dustin Curtis on "The Best"

Thu, 15 Nov 2012 04:25:33 -0800

Dustin Curtis on "The Best":

youmightfindyourself:

When I got back to San Francisco after a three month trip to Southeast Asia last year, I had no possessions. I was living out of hotels. Everything I carried had to fit into a backpack, so I spent the time to carefully research and buy only the very best of each individual item I was carrying. The best towel. The best pen and notebook. The best headlamp. The best headphones. The best wallet. Everything I owned had been carefully designed by a person who cared deeply about the problem being solved.

An interesting side effect, which I hadn’t anticipated, was that I developed a blind trust in the things I used. I trusted my lamp to be bright enough to light up the wheel well of a truck when its tire went flat, and it was. I trusted my wallet to hold cash, boarding passes, and IDs without deforming or falling apart, and it did. I trusted that my towel would dry quickly, because it was designed for travel, and it did. I trusted the zippers on my backpack to stay closed as I hiked through the night, and they did. These might seem like stupid things to worry about, but when you have trust in everything you own, you don’t have to worry about anything. It’s liberating and an amazing feeling. My life was markedly better because of it.

When I finally moved into an apartment, I resolved to continue the same lifestyle. I’d only buy the very best of everything, even if that meant owning very few things. If I wanted flatware, for example, I’d force myself to research the industry, history, and philosophy behind flatware, then explore the biological implications of different designs, and finally–but only after becoming completely confident in my ability to gauge quality–I’d carefully select the very best, and most practical, flatware that is for sale.

“The best” isn’t necessarily a product or thing. It’s the reward for winning the battle fought between patience, obsession, and desire. It takes an unreasonably long amount of time to find the best of something. It requires that you know everything about a product’s market, manufacture, and design, and that you can navigate deceptive pricing and marketing. It requires that you find the best thing for yourself, which means you need to know what actually matters to you.

Reasonable people would probably not spend the time to read a book about the history of flatware, buy twenty sets, and test the feeling of each metal utensil against their teeth. That sounds completely insane. But who cares about reasonable people?

If you’re an unreasonable person, trust me: the time it takes to find the best of something is completely worth it. It’s better to have a few fantastic things designed for you than to have many untrustworthy things poorly designed to please everyone. The result–being able to blindly trust the things you own–is intensely liberating.

(Editor’s note: This, I believe, is why jawnz.com exists.)

Ali G… great troll? Or greatest troll?

Sun, 04 Nov 2012 23:09:25 -0800

Ali G… great troll? Or greatest troll?

You haven’t had ramen… until you’ve had my...

Sun, 04 Nov 2012 23:01:25 -0800

You haven’t had ramen… until you’ve had my friend Michael Ochnicki’s ramen.

Video

Mon, 29 Oct 2012 00:52:10 -0700

jonathanpham: Mayer Hawthorne | No Strings (RAC Remix)

Fri, 19 Oct 2012 01:29:07 -0700

jonathanpham:

Mayer Hawthorne | No Strings (RAC Remix)

K: vincent do

Mon, 15 Oct 2012 23:17:13 -0700

K: vincent do
me: wut
K: why dont you love me
me: bc i dont have a heart
K: youre fucking people
K: never love m
K: all into music and shit
me: plot twist: i do love you
K: dun dun dun
me: plot twist: i've loved you all along
K: oh you had the biggest crush on me
me: plot twist: you're the reason i dont have a heart
K: I stole it
me: give it back
K: I cant
K: I lost it
me: guess i lost yours too
K: I am pretty heartless
K: thanks for bringing it up
me: np

"In five minutes, could you explain something to me that is complicated but you know well?"

Tue, 09 Oct 2012 23:59:51 -0700

"In five minutes, could you explain something to me that is complicated but you know well?"

Personal strength training updates

Thu, 04 Oct 2012 01:50:00 -0700

- My first official powerlifting competition is in 4 days. My best numbers this week are: 4x250 squat, 4x210 bench, 4x275 deadlift.

- Decided to stop bulking a month ago. Why? Because I realized that I’d surpassed my initial goal of putting on some decent mass, thus it was no longer worth it to me to eat beyond my appetite. That, and I’d rather compete in the 132 lb weight class.

- Went from low 120’s to 144 in about four months. Definitely felt a little soft near the end. Currently sitting at a slimmer, more comfortable 136.

- Loving my new eating schedule. Consists of one big meal a day, followed by a couple protein shakes. A much welcome change to stuffing myself with 3000 calories a day just to gain 1 lb a week.