Off-Topic General Discussion - Page 3946

On January 09 2015 04:55 Slayer91 wrote:

How do you disagree? If all the hot grills are doing a play up on a mountain it's a good idea to try to get involved to get with all dem hot mountain women

You said you weren't personally embarassed but you thought how easily people are manipulated is embarassing? That leads to a conclusion that you are embarassed by how simple people can be in certain areas no?


yolo

EDIT: why are the tops of the TSM label sticking out at the bottom of peoples posts like a poorly hidden erection (due to a failed belt tuck)

On January 09 2015 04:58 ComaDose wrote:

being attracted to the mountain drama club is not helping you get involved with the mountain drama club is what im saying. i.e. nerdy guy being attracted to cleavage model juicer sales lady.
im not embarrassed BY sexual advertising im embarrassed when it works on me.

On January 09 2015 04:58 Frudgey wrote:

40k posts would be even more impressive!

I don't think Off-Topic will live to see 40k posts though. It just seems unlikely.

On January 09 2015 03:38 Scip wrote:
it's because life is so much fun when you're horny

On January 09 2015 05:05 GhandiEAGLE wrote:
Yaaaay other people say that to him too~

On January 09 2015 05:04 Slayer91 wrote:
oh fuck its the terrorists run

On January 09 2015 05:07 mordek wrote:
So a new website is what it took to get Teut back? It's been such a long hiatus.

On January 09 2015 05:08 Marmy wrote:


Welp.. guess if have to call in my brothers to deal with you two

On January 09 2015 05:00 Slayer91 wrote:


it absolutely is
because you like
DAM LOOK AT DEM TITTIES IM GOIN UP ON DAT MOUNTAIN

the juicer sales girl lives a thousand miles away and could be dead for all you know its different

On January 09 2015 05:10 ComaDose wrote:
yeah but most advertising falls into the second category no? like the people buying the maxim magazine arn't gonna have better chances of meeting the model on the front. .

On January 09 2015 05:10 ComaDose wrote:
and also the nerdy guy isnt gonna go up on the mountain just cause he knows they sexy.

On January 09 2015 05:16 Slayer91 wrote:

yes but as I said it's tricking us because we've had hot grills for like thousands of years but we haven't had hot grill ads until this century so we aren't evolved to deal with it. Kind of like how pandas are getting fucked (or not getting fucked) because their whole species evolved to live on food that nobody else could eat and reproduce slowly to make sure the food didnt run out.



wtf u gay bro?
also who said he's nerdy

On January 09 2015 05:19 ComaDose wrote:

my point is being attracted to modern sexualized advertising does not help you get the ladies. using the shy guy that cant talk to girls as an example.

I don't even know what it is i said that you disagree with.

On January 09 2015 05:21 red_ wrote:
Damn I missed fun stuff today.

I'm not an expert on swimming but I know a thing or two about how human's operate physically, and I highly doubt the shoulders are really that important strength wise. The lats are definitely the prime movers for most swimming activity as far as the torso involvement. This also lines up with the image of your standard swimmer: tall, wide shoulder structure, not really muscular but has noticeable chest and lat development, definitely lean but not like sprinter type conditioning; leanness is unrelated to which muscles are important though

That's not to say shoulders aren't important for swimming. As a joint they are clearly the most impacted and most prone to injury. There's actually a slang term of 'swimmer's shoulder' that describes overuse of basically the entire joint, possibly causing pain well into the arm because of issues with the bicep tendon and humerus and into the neck and back because of strain on the subscap and lower traps.

TLDR: If you want a focus to your strength training that has carryover into swimming work on your back(the closest sport specific movement is pullovers, but general lat and upper back training is all going to show benefit). Shoulders are more of a pre-hab worry; not that you ever want to neglect anything entirely from a strength aspect.

On January 09 2015 05:21 red_ wrote:
Damn I missed fun stuff today.

I'm not an expert on swimming but I know a thing or two about how human's operate physically, and I highly doubt the shoulders are really that important strength wise. The lats are definitely the prime movers for most swimming activity as far as the torso involvement. This also lines up with the image of your standard swimmer: tall, wide shoulder structure, not really muscular but has noticeable chest and lat development, definitely lean but not like sprinter type conditioning; leanness is unrelated to which muscles are important though

That's not to say shoulders aren't important for swimming. As a joint they are clearly the most impacted and most prone to injury. There's actually a slang term of 'swimmer's shoulder' that describes overuse of basically the entire joint, possibly causing pain well into the arm because of issues with the bicep tendon and humerus and into the neck and back because of strain on the subscap and lower traps.

TLDR: If you want a focus to your strength training that has carryover into swimming work on your back(the closest sport specific movement is pullovers, but general lat and upper back training is all going to show benefit). Shoulders are more of a pre-hab worry; not that you ever want to neglect anything entirely from a strength aspect.

On January 09 2015 05:22 Slayer91 wrote:


I'm not saying it does. I'm saying that it did in the past and so it makes sense it still works in a way and I don't find that embarassing in any way because it makes sense to me.