EPThes so racist for not including us
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CorsairHero
Canada9491 Posts
hes so racist for not including us | ||
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Unleashing
Denmark14978 Posts
![[image loading]](https://i.imgur.com/xp6WjOF.jpg) Began baking anytime I feel down a few months ago I've been baking a lot lately | ||
Firebolt145
Lalalaland34501 Posts
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goody153
44238 Posts
On October 01 2019 03:23 Unleashing wrote: Began baking anytime I feel down a few months ago I've been baking a lot lately ohh looks tasty ! | ||
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Faruko
Chile34173 Posts
Last friday i got a call and was told the dude that won the job didnt pass so they wanted to know if i was still interested HELL YEAH I AM, my boss is gonna hate me but i dont care lol | ||
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PoulsenB
Poland7733 Posts
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Spicy_Curry
United States10573 Posts
On September 28 2019 13:33 eieio wrote: its always a good look btw how do u define 'the uniform' cause i have a very specific look in mind + Show Spoiler [my definition at least for summer] + black t shirt / black or off-black jeans that are a lil cropped / white sneakers I miss kol so much lmao That's exactly it. I wear black boots sometimes to mix it up. | ||
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Faruko
Chile34173 Posts
On October 01 2019 23:45 PoulsenB wrote: Do you guys have any tips on building consistency in life? I mean sticking to things like regular exercise, better eating habits, or just finishing a personal task/project without abandoning it halfway? I have a huge problem with this, e.g. I tried to start living healthier (exercise, no junkffod etc.) many time in the past years but I always find an excuse to give up after a month or two Why would you go to that extreme? I mean i train every day and try to eat healthy, but today I'm having pizza because life is this too. From your post i think you are trying to hard to fit into something you don't want? Find stuff you like, the only reason i can train every single fucking day it's because i have a lot of fun doing crossfit because i meet new people and all that. Just don't go too far, it's a marathon not a sprint. | ||
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PassiveAce
United States18076 Posts
I think what really made the difference is not just trying to do self-improvement activities alone but to try to get involved in a community. I always had trouble sticking to any sort of solo exercise, but i'v been able to stick to Jiu-Jitsu in part because I've made friends who have been encouraging. I found that Iv been able to stick to volunteer work when I started tutoring English to refugees, because once your involved in a community of people you like, it makes it a lot easier to stick to whatever your trying to force yourself to do. It's harder to give in to the urge to quit when it's not just about you. Getting involved in a local sports league might be something to try? I hope this helps man. | ||
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CorsairHero
Canada9491 Posts
use a calender and plan out your week | ||
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Faruko
Chile34173 Posts
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Unleashing
Denmark14978 Posts
That feel when you spend all day at sea and then get back to land and you feel off because you had gotten comfortable with the boat rocking, and now being on firm ground just feels weird | ||
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PoulsenB
Poland7733 Posts
On October 02 2019 00:17 Faruko wrote: Maybe you can get involved in seizing the means of production? Well I have been listening to the Revolutions podcast a lot recently | ||
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PassiveAce
United States18076 Posts
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Erasme
Bahamas15899 Posts
time to enjoy myself | ||
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PoulsenB
Poland7733 Posts
On October 02 2019 05:45 Erasme wrote: Nice i got myself everysingle dlc for mass effect 1 2 3 time to enjoy myself if you haven't played dlcs like Leviathan or Citadel you're in for a treat I'm currently playing Andromeda, I need to finally finish it | ||
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goody153
44238 Posts
On October 01 2019 23:45 PoulsenB wrote: Do you guys have any tips on building consistency in life? I mean sticking to things like regular exercise, better eating habits, or just finishing a personal task/project without abandoning it halfway? I have a huge problem with this, e.g. I tried to start living healthier (exercise, no junkffod etc.) many time in the past years but I always find an excuse to give up after a month or two Don't push yourself too hard. It doesn't actually help in the longrun which is also a risk for burnout.(based on personal experience) Rather an incremental betterment of lifestyle works better. And what faruko said. Life isn't all about healthy, strict lifestyle. Go grab a pizza or something nice for yourself from time to time. Remember if you slip up it is ok. Don't be too harsh on yourself. | ||
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PoulsenB
Poland7733 Posts
On October 02 2019 20:56 goody153 wrote: Don't push yourself too hard. It doesn't actually help in the longrun which is also a risk for burnout.(based on personal experience) Rather an incremental betterment of lifestyle works better. And what faruko said. Life isn't all about healthy, strict lifestyle. Go grab a pizza or something nice for yourself from time to time. Remember if you slip up it is ok. Don't be too harsh on yourself. I'm not trying to become some super-disciplined athlete, I just want to do something healthy at all, because as it is right now I get no exercise and my diet is rather garbage and I've been steadily gaining 2-3kg a year for the last 5 years or so. Might not seem like much but I used to be a skinny bastard in my uni days (75kg at 183cm tall) and I don't feel good about my growing belly. Would be nice to replace some of the fat with muscles. The fact that I've failed at changing things up so many times doesn't help. I'll try changing things one at a time and see where it gets me. | ||
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andyrau
13015 Posts
On September 28 2019 13:33 eieio wrote: its always a good look btw how do u define 'the uniform' cause i have a very specific look in mind + Show Spoiler [my definition at least for summer] + black t shirt / black or off-black jeans that are a lil cropped / white sneakers I miss kol so much lmao excuse me i was wearing black before nyc decided it was cool | ||
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Atreides
United States2393 Posts
On October 02 2019 00:28 Unleashing wrote: I feel like Atreides might be the only one who really relates but That feel when you spend all day at sea and then get back to land and you feel off because you had gotten comfortable with the boat rocking, and now being on firm ground just feels weird I know exactly what you are talking about but It doesn’t happen to me at all after day trips, I’ve done 15-20 days on a boat before though. Pretty wild actually then. It depends a lot on the type of boat/hull. The ones that just have a perpetual slow side to side roll do it the worst you feel like you’re drunk when you get back on land. | ||
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