Rebdragon

But he's right, you don't.

I've always clinged to the belief that fate exists, that all actions are predetermined by the laws of cause and effect, but at the same time no being but one at the level of the God of religion could ever utilize this fact to any end.

I've always found that if it takes effort to be happy that something is wrong. Happiness should be a natural by-product of living life, not something you try and force down your throat. So, no sir, I do not agree with your sentiment.

What are you getting at? You do know cause and effect is real right? I'm getting at goddamnitpeopleneedtostopsigningthey're[bleep]ingposts.

Good movie. : ~ Captainkidd I heard somewhere that people who sign their posts have a 30% higher chance of being diagnosed with cancer. You know, the whole butterfly effect an all.

What's wrong with ants? Anything that can lift that [bleep]ing much is awesome. [/point]

Only a zombie would know the answer to that rhetorical question... :shock:

Greece.

It's a machine designed in such a way as to be 90 degrees weight-wise, yes.

The more information you give us the easier it is for us to kill you in the night. Just saying.

If you aren't a douchebag there's no need to worry.

Hey, run, way to come the party late. Learn to shut up before you look like a jackass, especially if you're going to spend the time insulting someone but fail to make a point in the process. Moron. Blue (the proper speaker here) I was talking proper set or two of twenty each, holding for a second per press, legs fully extended from chest to straight, weights vertical with a machine. What I'm seeing is angled (cutting the actual weight in half or more), less extension, 1 (okay, 8?) rep thrust and drop. The order of magnitude all those changes creates is insane. Again, it's pretty basic that legs are stronger than arms in all those cases where people only work their upper body for an extended period of time. I get that. I have always gotten that. My point is that the technique is different, so different in fact that the numbers tend to become meaningless as the form changes. My dad used to be able to do sets of 400 lb leg lifts, and All-Americans he was training with would watch him do it in awe at him dwarfing the ripped trainer's max by 100 lbs (which is where my skepticism started, mind ya'll). The simple fact of the matter is that these are different exercises that we're talking about- they work the same muscles, do the same movement more or less, but at the end of the day the numbers can't be compared. The leg press machine only goes up to 310 for a reason.

Which is why for special cases like that they do try them as adults. Premeditated murder and all that tomfoolery.

Haha, like you are right now?

Maybe 'cause you're losing your ability to have babies?

Excuse me if I don't get the reference or the counterargument.

Yes, at that point in a persons life rehabilitation seems very practical. Now, when they're 30... eh, not so much. So no.

Procreation. Get off the computer and start [bleep]ing, damnit.

Do you have any idea how [bleep]ing big the universe is? BIG.

With the size of the universe and the time it's been around, yes, eventually you would.

One: it was a joke. Christ. Two: Okay, explaining kills the joke, but whatever. You hate when people don't fill their glasses all the way. You find it stupid to have a half-full glass, seeing a full glass as the proper way. You're smart for consuming more. So... get it? Haha?

So you're a glutton too? Don't they teach you about them seven deadly sins in them Jesus schools?

[bleep]. I didn't even notice the improper grammar in my post until my ego forced me to read your sig three times. Damnit. And how in Yahweh's name is Hawaiian brown.

The average on my last chem exam was a 36. A 36. Regardless, a 70 is still technically passing, even if you call it "basically failing". An optomist would say "basically passing", a pessimist "basically failing", and a realist "passing". So there.

And sometimes you just have to accept your sadness and embrace it, realizing it's there for a reason. A fact society today doesn't seem to get.