BBB:Big, Bald and Beautiful

[quote]ruglayer09052000 wrote:

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[quote]ecogenx wrote:

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[quote]JoeGood wrote:

[quote]maraudermeat wrote:

[quote]mjnewland wrote:
not to get sideways, but meat, your daughter’s hat is the shizzle. just sayin[/quote]

she’s sport’n the Mary Poppins cap. very fashionable.[/quote]

She is also looking very serious.[/quote]

everyone knows you don’t mess with Mary Poppins.
[/quote]‘Daddy can I have it pleasssssse?’. Thats my guess to what she’s saying. And with a face like that how could you say no.
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i really fear for the future. i’m sure you can relate. saying no is really hard. plus i can’t imagine how i’ll react the first time a kid hurts her, punches her or a boyfriend treats her like crap.
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I’m there right now. My wife says I give in all the time. I do, but only on the really unimportant things. The things that matter aren’t open for negotiation, and all 4 of my daughters know that. As for the last line, I just went through that shit with my 18yr old. Her boyfriend was a drunk and abusive and she hid it well (I guess fear does that). When she finally told us about it, it was all I could do to not commit homicide. Some people think I was being rhetorical at the time. I was not. On top of that, I had to make sure no one else committed homicide. We made sure she did all the right things…file a report, get a ppo, etc. To her credit, she wised up, finally. Apparently, he didn’t learn his lesson the first time this shit happened and I choked him out…he is 23, so he isn’t a minor. A little less self-control and a little more emotion, I would be sitting in the clink right now. As it is, she’s moved on, already is alot happier, and we’ve moved on…mostly. My wife went target shooting and put his name on the target. Needless to say, bulls-eye!!![/quote]

this is my worst nightmare. I know for a fact that if anyone laid a hand on anyone in my family i can’t really tell you how bad it would be. my sister’s exhusband was a douche but never laid his hands on her. when they were going through a divorce she told me that he said if she left he would hurt her. Well… my dad and i drove over to the house and i had my dad stay in the truck. i took his ass outside and told him that if he ever even said that again i would be paying him a visit. i also told him that if he ever missed a child’s support payment that i would pay him a visit as well. He hasn’t missed on yet.

my sister has picked some winners. she once had a guy stalk her at work. she waited tables and the guy would sit in the parking lot and wait for her to get off. he would then make nasty comments and make threats. when she told me this i drove to her work and immidiately saw him sitting in his truck. i took my maglight smashed out his window and drug his ass out of it. i never actually told him i was the brother of the girl he was stalking but i’m sure he figured it out. i actually never told my sister that i did that but about a month later she told me that the creepy stalker had disappeared.

it’s pretty amazing how close i am with most of my family. a couple weeks a go i was riding my harley and a dumptruck was tailgating me. as i came up on a light the car in front stopped short to let a car in. i always make it a habit to pull to the far left when stopping behind a care just in case someone isn’t paying attention and slams into me. at least pulled to the left i may have a chance to jump out of the way or only get hit on one side. anyway… the dumptruck locks it up and slides right up beside me and taps the car in front of me. i could have easily been smooshed by this aggressive dumbass. the funny part was i told my dad this and he said that if that guy had killed me he, himself, would have only had about 6 months to live himself. I found that very nice in a sick sort of way.

Thanks all. Damn kids are driving us to drink.

Scott, I’m glad you weren’t squished by a dump truck. Is that gay to say? But, if you were road meat could I have your lifting belt?

Moving my in-laws into my place this weekend. In-law apt. starts construction in June.

[quote]ecogenx wrote:
Thanks all. Damn kids are driving us to drink.

Scott, I’m glad you weren’t squished by a dump truck. Is that gay to say? But, if you were road meat could I have your lifting belt?

Moving my in-laws into my place this weekend. In-law apt. starts construction in June.[/quote]

Will this be an attached or stand alone structure? I hope you get along with them. That can be a toughy.

[quote]LittleStrick wrote:

[quote]ecogenx wrote:
Thanks all. Damn kids are driving us to drink.

Scott, I’m glad you weren’t squished by a dump truck. Is that gay to say? But, if you were road meat could I have your lifting belt?

Moving my in-laws into my place this weekend. In-law apt. starts construction in June.[/quote]

Will this be an attached or stand alone structure? I hope you get along with them. That can be a toughy.[/quote]
Apt above an attached garage, 1000+ square foot. They’ll have their own entrance. They’re staying in an extra bedroom for now.

I hope that works out.

Kitchen, bath and all included?

[quote]LittleStrick wrote:
I hope that works out.

Kitchen, bath and all included?[/quote]
Yep.

We all get along well and they’re great to the kids. I may up my drinking but it’ll all work out.

[quote]ecogenx wrote:

[quote]LittleStrick wrote:
I hope that works out.

Kitchen, bath and all included?[/quote]
Yep.

We all get along well and they’re great to the kids. I may up my drinking but it’ll all work out.[/quote]

Getting along is the big thing…and maintaining space. And there are other perks.

My sister-in-law lives with us, for the time being. We get along as well. The best thing, though (most selfish) is that she can babysit. My wife and I will actually be able to go out ALONE, on our anniversary.

[quote]ecogenx wrote:

[quote]LittleStrick wrote:
I hope that works out.

Kitchen, bath and all included?[/quote]
Yep.

We all get along well and they’re great to the kids. I may up my drinking but it’ll all work out.[/quote]

That sounds like it can work out if everyone knows their boundaries. I’d find it tough to have things overlap and too much togetherness. A separate place sounds ideal.

You are a saint, I don’t think I could do it.

Thanks everyone for your sympathy and well wishes. Did a lot of moving today. It all starts tonight. But when I got home I hit the outdoor gym.

5/15
1a.tons of rock lifts and carries
1b.sled drag

Got good and tired and had 6 ticks on me when I was done.

Great training in here.

It may be a PETA, but having the grandparents around is probably overall good for the kids. Good luck with the new situation.

After 2 HHUUGGEE whiskey and ginger ales everything is great (translated, I’m drunk). Going to do some bodybuilding tomorrow. But I want to start off with some heavy zerchers. I miss them.

Jack, you’re totally right about the being good for the kids. Also my in-laws need some life around them to keep them young. Plenty of life around this place.

My rock carrying and tire dragging have been witnessed by my in-laws. Now more people know I’m crazy.

[quote]ecogenx wrote:
After 2 HHUUGGEE whiskey and ginger ales everything is great (translated, I’m drunk). Going to do some bodybuilding tomorrow. But I want to start off with some heavy zerchers. I miss them.

Jack, you’re totally right about the being good for the kids. Also my in-laws need some life around them to keep them young. Plenty of life around this place.

My rock carrying and tire dragging have been witnessed by my in-laws. Now more people know I’m crazy.[/quote]

I spent 20 years away from my family because I wanted to be independent. But independence turns into isolation before you realize it. I am betting the kids and the grandparents will feed off each other.

Enjoy your whiskey. :slight_smile:

[quote]jjackkrash wrote:

[quote]ecogenx wrote:
After 2 HHUUGGEE whiskey and ginger ales everything is great (translated, I’m drunk). Going to do some bodybuilding tomorrow. But I want to start off with some heavy zerchers. I miss them.

Jack, you’re totally right about the being good for the kids. Also my in-laws need some life around them to keep them young. Plenty of life around this place.

My rock carrying and tire dragging have been witnessed by my in-laws. Now more people know I’m crazy.[/quote]

I spent 20 years away from my family because I wanted to be independent. But independence turns into isolation before you realize it. I am betting the kids and the grandparents will feed off each other.

Enjoy your whiskey. :)[/quote]
I’ve had to much whiskey. Switched to beer. Typing with one eye closed.

[quote]ecogenx wrote:

[quote]jjackkrash wrote:

[quote]ecogenx wrote:
After 2 HHUUGGEE whiskey and ginger ales everything is great (translated, I’m drunk). Going to do some bodybuilding tomorrow. But I want to start off with some heavy zerchers. I miss them.

Jack, you’re totally right about the being good for the kids. Also my in-laws need some life around them to keep them young. Plenty of life around this place.

My rock carrying and tire dragging have been witnessed by my in-laws. Now more people know I’m crazy.[/quote]

I spent 20 years away from my family because I wanted to be independent. But independence turns into isolation before you realize it. I am betting the kids and the grandparents will feed off each other.

Enjoy your whiskey. :)[/quote]
I’ve had to much whiskey. Switched to beer. Typing with one eye closed.[/quote]

Quit being such a pussy at your drinking. It will translate over to your lifting. You need to up the dose (of whiskey) by 50% if you really want to actualize your gains this training cycle.

what Pete said

[quote]ecogenx wrote:
After 2 HHUUGGEE whiskey and ginger ales everything is great (translated, I’m drunk). Going to do some bodybuilding tomorrow. But I want to start off with some heavy zerchers. I miss them.

Jack, you’re totally right about the being good for the kids. Also my in-laws need some life around them to keep them young. Plenty of life around this place.

My rock carrying and tire dragging have been witnessed by my in-laws. Now more people know I’m crazy.[/quote]

Zerchers kick ass. Have fun with them.

After the last of the in-law move I only had the motivation for 20 minutes of complexes. Hopefully zerchers tomorrow night.

[quote]ecogenx wrote:
After the last of the in-law move I only had the motivation for 20 minutes of complexes. Hopefully zerchers tomorrow night.[/quote]

You did better than me. I was going to start back complexes today. The mulch wouldnt even let me get out of bed.

5/17
stone carries with various weighted stones and positions- shouldered, bear hug, overhead
stone cleans,zercher squats, rows, MP, curls

Caught the stone lifting bug again today. Didn’t feel like lifting weights. Got my big rock up to my chest and walked a ways with it for the first time. My hands,fingers and arms all ache.