[quote]coolnatedawg wrote:
And I don’t know where you got those numbers but now I can FB stalk you and TN stalk you. It’s so great![/quote]
ditto.
hahahahahaha this is what i missed yesterday eh
[quote]ladieslove wrote:
hahahahahaha this is what i missed yesterday eh[/quote]
basically if you get a Fb friend request of some creep…its enders drift.
[quote]Kerley wrote:
[quote]ladieslove wrote:
hahahahahaha this is what i missed yesterday eh[/quote]
basically if you get a Fb friend request of some creep…its enders drift.[/quote]
Dude… be careful. She is trying to subtly turn you Canadian. Did you see the last part of her question?
(does “eh” replace the need for question marks!eh!eh!)
[quote]coolnatedawg wrote:
[quote]Kerley wrote:
[quote]ladieslove wrote:
hahahahahaha this is what i missed yesterday eh[/quote]
basically if you get a Fb friend request of some creep…its enders drift.[/quote]
Dude… be careful. She is trying to subtly turn you Canadian. Did you see the last part of her question?
(does “eh” replace the need for question marks!eh!eh!)[/quote]
conspiracy eh
OH NO! ive been infected.
hahahahaha EH is how i ask a question, its also how i say ‘what’, sometimes i say EH when i’m very surprised… i can’t even stop myself anymore
can anyone recommend me a workout shirt brand or style that is extra long? I don’t want something too loose or too tight but i just need an extra long shirt that is “work-out” friendly. Right now i lift wearing XXL T-Nation shirts, but they are waaaaaaay to short. I am not a big dude 6’5’’ 225, 13-15% body fat but anytime i try to do pull-ups or even front squats my shirt lifts up to reveal my stomach which i find extremely annoying.
can anyone help?
2 shorts
3 trowsers
4 tank tops
3 wider shirts
3 or 4 normal shirts, used to wear them casual.
2 dryfit shirts for cardio but I outgrew them.
I like the shorts for warmer days, the tanktops are for spare when all else is in the wash. The wider shirts I like to wear when training legs.
top!
[quote]JaX Un wrote:
can anyone recommend me a workout shirt brand or style that is extra long? I don’t want something too loose or too tight but i just need an extra long shirt that is “work-out” friendly. Right now i lift wearing XXL T-Nation shirts, but they are waaaaaaay to short. I am not a big dude 6’5’’ 225, 13-15% body fat but anytime i try to do pull-ups or even front squats my shirt lifts up to reveal my stomach which i find extremely annoying.
can anyone help?[/quote]
go to the big and tall store
i just wear my white under shirts and i have 3 pairs of similar shorts, 2 athletic pants, and 1 pair of sweats…plus 2 pairs of vibram 5fingers 
[quote]gregron wrote:
[quote]JaX Un wrote:
can anyone recommend me a workout shirt brand or style that is extra long? I don’t want something too loose or too tight but i just need an extra long shirt that is “work-out” friendly. Right now i lift wearing XXL T-Nation shirts, but they are waaaaaaay to short. I am not a big dude 6’5’’ 225, 13-15% body fat but anytime i try to do pull-ups or even front squats my shirt lifts up to reveal my stomach which i find extremely annoying.
can anyone help?[/quote]
go to the big and tall store[/quote]
also, you can usually score at Marshalls and Ross
I wear the same Dark Blue Adidas shorts to the gym with my beaten,old converse high tops. THe only thing that really changes is my tees. I used to wear this really awesome Metallica shirt until I out grew it. Which is cool since im getting bigger but sucks because I loved that shirt. I might stop by some thrifts stores and find some vintage Budweiser shirts or something.
I wear shorts and a t-shirt
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[quote]NvrTooLate wrote:
I have a rotation of 5 t-shirts with surf logos (3 with big gaping holes in the armpits.) Also 5 pairs of basketball style shorts. I like to bring some sort of balance to some of the db’s in my gym that wear the full matching spandex outfit.[/quote]
I have a rotation of 5 t-shirts with surf logos (3 with big gaping holes in the armpits.) Also 5 pairs of basketball style shorts. I like to bring some sort of balance to some of the db’s in my gym that wear the full matching spandex outfit.
[quote]BARDUKE wrote:
i just wear my white under shirts and i have 3 pairs of similar shorts, 2 athletic pants, and 1 pair of sweats…plus 2 pairs of vibram 5fingers :D[/quote]
Nothing beats vibrams for lifting in my experience. Great stuff.
I’ve got a pair of WRU Under Armor shorts which are my favourite - they’re not too big but they’re a little bit stretchy and keep me really cool, so great for squatting in. They also dry insanely quick after washing, so I can usually wash them in the evening and they’ll be ready for the next day.
As far as training t-shirts go, I’ve got about 20+ different t-shirts and rugby jerseys (just built up over the years) and about 6-8 hoodies. Some which used to be huge on me have gone pretty tight though, should really get round to throwing those out - but I get attached!
Footwear wise, I wear Adidas Ironworks to squat in (they’re sweeeet), socks for deadlifting, and skate shoes the rest of the time. Been thinking about making a pair of Vibrams my next purchase, though.
Jeans, dirty tims and a hoody.