Is this a reference to the 79-year-old woman who was served absurdly hot (near-boiling) coffee, was hospitalised with burns over 16% of her skin for eight days, and has since unfairly been the poster child for frivolous lawsuits?
She got $640,000 which in the US I imagine barely covers the costs of her stay in hospital, nevermind two years of medical treatment.
Not intentionally, no. It was a reference to an incident I saw a few years ago in which a child in a high chair burned themselves on the parents hot coffee. This was apparently the manager of the branches fault. Much shouting ensued.
Tweaked my back yesterday. How you ask? Showing off to my niece by doing a roundoff… Someone just put me down already, it’s been a good run.
I feel like if someone is offended by something that’s not directed at them then it’s their fault. They also know what they’re doing isn’t right, but instead of taking responsibility and addressing the problem they attack other people for being insensitive.
Example: if I share a T-Nation post about being fat and someone gets offended then maybe rest should stop being fat and sensitive. The post isn’t the problem. Their choices are the problem. However, owning one’s decisions and consequences is hard, but blaming others (and doing nothing) is easy.
They’re obviously fat and disgusting and they don’t like that about themselves, but Oreo is life and it’s not their fault.
I feel like that HEAS thing has a lot to do with the views people now currently have on health fitness. However broad of a term those things are.
I saw something briefly about it some years ago when I used to scroll tumblr frequently, and kind of forgot about it since then.
Confession:
This may be my next tattoo.
Wait, was there a chance you were going to pull that off? Pretty sure I’d shatter into a thousand pieces trying a roundoff.
The roundoff was easy and the most primitive child portion of my brain screamed, “add a back handspring and a backflip!!” I’d be in heaven if I listened to that child.
That’s a new one on me. HEAS?
*I googled “HEAS Tumblr” and got horny readhead erotic girls. So, this conversation was a win.
I confess that as someone that was a fat kid playing Magic the Gathering in middle school, I’m offended that people are just NOW saying it’s ok to be fat and a nerd.
It’s called health at every size. I will say that typing it into google yields goth artist type of drawing and then the whole health thing like half way down the page.
How did you get to erotic stuff first? Lol
…which decks did you have?
This,
Plus this
Equals rabbit hole of epic geek proportions.
I stopped buying at Weatherlight.
I met a bunch of solo-travelers when I visited Europe a few years back. They were having a blast, staying in the hostels pretty much guarantees you’ll have a few friends to do something with while you’re there. I’d definitely recommend it.
I blame Ai. It learns your interests and guides the searches toward them.
I’ve stopped reading Paul Carter’s thread on low volume training. People are sheep. If Mike Mentzer becomes a fad again, I’m going to seriously lmao.
Lol, uh, no idea how a good Christian boy like me would get those results.
If you do head to the UK and/or Ireland (which I’d recommend adding in) feel free to hit me up for any advice and whatnot.