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PrinceXizor
United States17713 Posts
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On March 17 2015 08:25 red_ wrote: Button ups are a nightmare, but somehow I have a few that fit for casual wear with the top button undone and sleeves rolled a bit. For anything more I have some tailored to fit my obnoxious neck+shoulder+sleeve+don't want absurd amounts of material around my waist measurements. #subtlebrag it sucks for me, my body shape has been changing year by year, so by the time I need to wear formal attire, which is like maybe once a year, I always need to buy new set. | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
On March 17 2015 07:34 Lord Tolkien wrote: good lord yes but god, getting to and maintaining low % body fat for that is a hassle A girl told me that was what caught her in a man: the pelvic V and potruding collarbone. I had that, but considering how anorexic-looking I'd been for several years I associated that, especially the collarbone thing, to being skinny. Don't think a fit/muscled guy would have that just because of the space muscles normally take. I was surprised to learn people found that visually appealing. | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On March 17 2015 09:23 Alaric wrote: A girl told me that was what caught her in a man: the pelvic V and potruding collarbone. I had that, but considering how anorexic-looking I'd been for several years I associated that, especially the collarbone thing, to being skinny. Don't think a fit/muscled guy would have that just because of the space muscles normally take. I was surprised to learn people found that visually appealing. collarbones is definitely a thing. hnggg. (on girls obviously) | ||
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
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Slayer91
Ireland23342 Posts
low body fat % with decent to high muscle mass good as long as you're not going for the 1945 edition jewish body image magazine look you're good very few people are really low fat% as well as low muscle because then you're close to starvation lol most people are skinny mostly because of lack of muscle | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On March 17 2015 09:36 Slayer91 wrote: tldr low body fat % with decent to high muscle mass good as long as you're not going for the 1945 edition jewish body image magazine look you're good very few people are really low fat% as well as low muscle because then you're close to starvation lol most people are skinny mostly because of lack of muscle aka skinny fat | ||
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red_
United States8474 Posts
On March 17 2015 09:08 wei2coolman wrote: #subtlebrag it sucks for me, my body shape has been changing year by year, so by the time I need to wear formal attire, which is like maybe once a year, I always need to buy new set. Ya the newbie gains period when you're drastically changing for some years is rough, especially if you're not really dedicated and you let yourself stop for a period of time and lose a bunch of weight/put a bunch back on(can go either way, usually you go back the direction you were prior to lifting). When I was just out of college I fluctuated like that. I kept all of my clothes from when I was 165-170 because I'd shed weight like absolutely nothing if I stopped going to the gym for like 1 month(because I'd go back to not eating much, but I'd still be pretty active playing pickup ball or flag football or volleyball or something), but within a few weeks of going again 10lbs goes back on real fast and I need the other set of clothes. Probably around 24 or 25 I stopped that yo-yo and finally got pretty dedicated and I haven't dropped below 180 since, peaking around 210 experimenting with a true 'bulk' period and feeling out if I liked the results from it or not(personally it's a no, not because it didn't seem to work but moreso because I hated how it felt). Really the real lesson here is wear t-shirts and jeans a lot, because they're far more versatile in how they fit. | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On March 17 2015 09:45 red_ wrote: Ya the newbie gains period when you're drastically changing for some years is rough, especially if you're not really dedicated and you let yourself stop for a period of time and lose a bunch of weight/put a bunch back on(can go either way, usually you go back the direction you were prior to lifting). When I was just out of college I fluctuated like that. I kept all of my clothes from when I was 165-170 because I'd shed weight like absolutely nothing if I stopped going to the gym for like 1 month(because I'd go back to not eating much, but I'd still be pretty active playing pickup ball or flag football or volleyball or something), but within a few weeks of going again 10lbs goes back on real fast and I need the other set of clothes. Probably around 24 or 25 I stopped that yo-yo and finally got pretty dedicated and I haven't dropped below 180 since, peaking around 210 experimenting with a true 'bulk' period and feeling out if I liked the results from it or not(personally it's a no, not because it didn't seem to work but moreso because I hated how it felt). Really the real lesson here is wear t-shirts and jeans a lot, because they're far more versatile in how they fit. pretty much all i wear outside of work. entering college, i was like 260lb, then freshman 15 hit me, bloated up to 280lb (i was actively working out during this time though, so part of this was also muscle gain, but mostly fat). dropped down to 210lb (stopped working out, but stayed fairly active, and watching diet). Started some what regularly working out, increased food intake, bumped 215-220lb, now looking to drop down (while keeping current level of fitness activity) to 200-205 range, by end of this year. | ||
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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
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Crusnik
United States5378 Posts
I just hope my crew manages to live through the Collector base assault this time and Morden doesn't fucking die -_- | ||
onlywonderboy
United States23745 Posts
On March 17 2015 10:25 Crusnik wrote: So, I learned that the PS3 version of Mass Effect came with Stolen Memories and Lair of the Shadow Broker after looking everywhere for where the hell to download those since I like Kasumi as a side quest/distracting banter between missions, and Shadow Broker is just amazing and Liara is a boss during it, plus it kinda helps a bit during ME3. I just hope my crew manages to live through the Collector base assault this time and Morden doesn't fucking die -_- Lair of the Shadow Broker > Minerva's Den, never forget. (For the fellow Bombcast listeners) | ||
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Crusnik
United States5378 Posts
Aside from From Ashes, I loved the character you got from that one. | ||
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
On March 17 2015 10:25 Crusnik wrote: So, I learned that the PS3 version of Mass Effect came with Stolen Memories and Lair of the Shadow Broker after looking everywhere for where the hell to download those since I like Kasumi as a side quest/distracting banter between missions, and Shadow Broker is just amazing and Liara is a boss during it, plus it kinda helps a bit during ME3. I just hope my crew manages to live through the Collector base assault this time and Morden doesn't fucking die -_- Everyone surviving is pretty easy once you get the hang of it, tbh. Streaming League btw come have fun Hi friends | ||
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
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crimethinking
Vietnam765 Posts
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
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ketchup
14521 Posts
On March 16 2015 13:18 Parnage wrote: Eh I stopped playing it, if you're looking for some good ol PVE fun it's pretty enjoyable. The Dev's seem to care about the game and the expansion does look promising. It's not a bad game it's just nothing you haven't done before in a MMO. Best advice I can give is once you figure out what you want to be you'll be picking up utility abilities from some other classes. Wait till you hit lvl cap with your main first(excluding the subjob requirements) It'll go faster that way. Also Fates, lots of fates. Thanks for this. Anything noteworthy about the expansion? I did skim a bit, and the new classes seem interesting. | ||
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Crusnik
United States5378 Posts
On March 17 2015 10:40 GhandiEAGLE wrote: Everyone surviving is pretty easy once you get the hang of it, tbh. Streaming League btw come have fun Hi friends I have bad luck. It's one of the reasons I don't play PA or void in dota, I'm not a crit/bashlord  I do need to hurry and beat ME2+3 though since I finally caved and bought Shovel Knights+Valkyria Chronicles | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
On March 17 2015 06:29 mordek wrote: Is it just me or does the placement/distance of the top buttons for button-up shirts just suck if you have any amount of traps or something? I'm either in a baggy shirt or I'm between feeling like a tool with my shirt unbuttoned low or awkward tightness around my neck. Grumble grumble. one button unbuttoned and you are still feeling too tight? these are polo's you said? even cheep dress shirts have a neck size as im sure you're aware but holy fuck you and red must be deezed can i get some toplesss/faceless pumped pics  talking about work im looking at 1 button undone casual ass 80s office employee with my lame ass dockers black shoes with slacks or khakis and a dress shirt with or without a sweater over it depending on weather. to the club its always 2 buttons undone showing off my hairy pec cleavage On March 17 2015 07:21 Doctorbeat wrote: I bought these not too long ago. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://foto.vanbommelschoenen.nl/thumbs/1010-30-0003.html/Floris-van-Bommel--14304-00--01-v1.png) You Americans should wear more than just khaki pants and a white buttonup with some boring shoes. sweet ass kicks man @crimetime i assume that was okay as long as you were playing soccer at the time. my favorite shoes were still my high top neon teal and orange nikes heheheh | ||
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