[quote]Renton wrote:
I got one.
Toilet seats. I’m not talking about toilet seats in general, but the ones where you put them up so you can take a leak and they won’t stay up - therefore forcing you to pee at a strange angle whilst holding the lid out of the flow.
Does my head in.[/quote]
this my friend is why sinks are available at waist high.
fucking stupid people. stupid fat lazy useless assholes.
my stupid boss. It’s like they pulled some child from pre-school and gave him the position. Why do i have to listen to this asshole tell me what to do when he can’t make a decision to save his life.
old drivers. speed the fuck up asshole. i wish i had an ak47 in my car.
people that cut me off when i’m driving my motorcycle…open your eyes for fuck sakes.
people that smell like dick cheese. try showering once a week.
The fact that you would know what dick cheese smells like is pretty bad itself.
Being too thirsty to eat after a day at football practice in the hot sun.
Not getting to workout at least 4 times a week. I am now limited to 2-3. Why don’t I do more? I have football six days a week, and I actually want to rest on Sunday.
[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
… some cottage cheese w/ peanut butter.
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Does this actually taste good?
Stupid people,
They should wear a sign.
My friend is a power lifter and a gym owner. She was asked to be an “associate” to a nationally known chain store that sells high end gym wear, the fashionable, expensive stuff. That brand caters mainly to the cardio loving, pilates/yoga woman who try to avoid building any kind of musculature or strength. The deal with this association was that my friend gets free clothes and promotes the brand within her sport. Sounds good right, she gets the swag and the brand expands it client base in our region.
She participated in a photo shoot the other day. First thing that was off is that they insisted the photography be done outside. She explained that power lifting is an indoor sport, but OK, whatever. When they got to the location, she wanted to get her bar and plates for the posing. The brand rep did not want this, because “that is not accessible to everyone”. Apparently you can’t find weights in a gym. They asked her to show some poses from the “real training” she does, for other women, because they did not believe that other women actually lift weight. They ended up putting her in a yoga pose with kettle bells, which is totally stupid and unrealistic.
So much for expanding the client base. I’ll never shop there.