[quote]Oldman Powers wrote:
If he told you he would have to kill you.
The Interwebz research I’ve done concludes that he was the developer of Carnivore, the top secret NAS spy tool that captures all interwebz content and simultaneously decrypts it to seek out and compile the best powerlifting routines in the world. When he isn’t doing that, he designs nextgen orbital transport systems that provide weightless deload weeks with all the comfort of a 5 star hotel. Unfortunately he gave up on the deload system because he doesn’t believe in deloading and Carnivore has been scuttled because the formula has been found. He won’t sell it for any price. [/quote]
You won’t see me coming, OP.
…like a ninja…[/quote]
Hmmmm…could you be related to one of my former co-workers?? We called him the “server ninja”. He used CDs as throwing stars and the fiber jumpers from his EVA as snares. In fact, fittingly enough, he just disappeared one day.
Sorry to hear about the situation, Tony. With that list of skillz, though, you will soon find gainful employment. Assuming that you even want to stay in IT.
I have often said, if I could make the same money doing lawn maintenance, I am so outta here!
Sucks about the job. Annoying, that need to earn money.
If an Anderson squat is where you bottom-up from the pins, I just tried that for the first time this weekend while at my sister’s gym. Never had a power cage available to me before, so I just figured out how damn hard these are.
[quote]JoeGood wrote:
Damn Tony, if I didn’t like you so much I’d be sick with jealousy over your lifts.[/quote]
Dude - you’re catching/passing me on upper body already. I think you could push lower body lifts harder and pass me in short order as well, as you outweigh me.
[quote]Oldman Powers wrote:
If he told you he would have to kill you.
The Interwebz research I’ve done concludes that he was the developer of Carnivore, the top secret NAS spy tool that captures all interwebz content and simultaneously decrypts it to seek out and compile the best powerlifting routines in the world. When he isn’t doing that, he designs nextgen orbital transport systems that provide weightless deload weeks with all the comfort of a 5 star hotel. Unfortunately he gave up on the deload system because he doesn’t believe in deloading and Carnivore has been scuttled because the formula has been found. He won’t sell it for any price. [/quote]
You won’t see me coming, OP.
…like a ninja…[/quote]
Hmmmm…could you be related to one of my former co-workers?? We called him the “server ninja”. He used CDs as throwing stars and the fiber jumpers from his EVA as snares. In fact, fittingly enough, he just disappeared one day.
Sorry to hear about the situation, Tony. With that list of skillz, though, you will soon find gainful employment. Assuming that you even want to stay in IT.
I have often said, if I could make the same money doing lawn maintenance, I am so outta here![/quote]
I kinda have to stay in IT. Since I’m in Silicon Valley it’s pretty much the only game in town that pays well enough.
Started my son on the Starting Strength program. He was just starting to groove on singles and I made him do 5’s today. I think he felt a greater sense of accomplishment afterwards because he worked harder.
[quote]bulldog9899 wrote:
How olds your boy?[/quote]
12 years old. I’m keeping things lightlightlight and watching his form. As soon as he breaks form we halt any progression until he gets it under control. I can already see his body changing after two weeks. Not drastic changes, but he’s losing the pudge and getting a little meatier.
About your son, what’s his size? My son turns 12 in October. I wondered about introducing him to lifting, but wondered if he was too young/undeveloped yet. Don’t know anything about that. He’s incredibly athletic, but build like a string bean. Long and lean. Plays hockey and climbs everything he comes across. Sorry for the long windedness . . .
