[quote]Varqanir wrote:
See what you have to look forward to, csuli, beside the mythical “old man strength”? You will be able to sit around bitching about your various aches and pains with all the other geezers. [/quote]
I resemble that remark.
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
[quote]Big Kahuna wrote:
30’s is reserved for middle man strength, and that is sweet. Above 40 is where Old Man Strength starts to kick in, and it’s anything but sweet, in fact it’s sour, and smells of a mixture of rusty nails and sauerkraut. Verkohansky wrote a whole book on it, I think, could be mistaken.[/quote]
No, you are mistaken. Verkhohansky’s book was about rusty kettlebells, pickle juice and vodka. Close, but not precisely the same thing. [/quote]
Ah that sounds about right, I must have been mixing the right one up with Superaching.
[quote]theBeth wrote:
Yeahhhhh so i don’t get old lady strength. All i have to look forward to is menopause and a dry vagina.[/quote]
Beth, if its any motivation/comfort my mother hit’s 50 this year and she’s probably in some of the best shape of her life. She’s a little to lean for my and my father’s liking, but she is making awesome progress and actually adding muscle. She’s always been “fit” and active, but she’s really been putting it down the past year or two, I’m damned proud of her.
She’s been a huge inspiration for a lot of people I know, including my girlfriend whose seen her mother just get worse as she’s aged. Its been kind of cool, my entire family has been getting even “fitter” as we get older, so don’t give in to the lies!
As far as that second thing… I’m not going to comment, but from what I understand, my folks are still happily married with all that entails. They say after menopause women get hornier, maybe its the drop in Estrogen that does it, who knows - I am not female and will NEVER claim to fully understand them.
I’m not fan of Cardinal George, but it turns out that he has a constitutional right to choose what religion he believes and with whom he associates.
I’m not gonna lie. The Middle East is looking more appealing and understandable all the time. I don’t agree with the abject and relatively unrestrained use of violence and certainly don’t want to live under Sharia law, but we’ve clearly forgotten what real oppression is/was and there’s something to be said about a culture that spits on its first and founding principles.
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
See what you have to look forward to, csuli, beside the mythical “old man strength”? You will be able to sit around bitching about your various aches and pains with all the other geezers. [/quote]
That sounds fantastic. Older men are supposed to be in pain basically all the time. But really strong regardless. You gotta groan every time you get up out of your La-Z-Boy. Like a grizzled old veteran. Livin the dream.
[quote]csulli wrote:
[quote]theBeth wrote:
To be fair, guys get better as they age. Like wine.
Unfortunately us ladies are like lettuce.[/quote]
No I don’t think so! I’ve seen many finely aged ladies.
I feel opposite of you people though. I’m 25, but I can’t wait to be 35. I’ll be strong as absolute shit. Something magical happens to men starting in their mid 30’s. You get old man strength. It’s gonna be sweet.[/quote]
Old Man Strength is legit. I retain and regain strength after bouts of being a lazy piece of shit more rapidly. Conditioning is another story however. I’m only 32 and life is much better than at 18-22. Women respond to me better as well. Unfortunately it doesn’t translate over to them not thinking you’re old however.
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
See what you have to look forward to, csuli, beside the mythical “old man strength”? You will be able to sit around bitching about your various aches and pains with all the other geezers. [/quote]
Cortisol shots and blue heat.
[quote]lucasa wrote:
http://www.suntimes.com/news/metro/21488494-418/george-criticized-for-plans-to-attend-alleged-gay-conversion-conference.html
I’m not fan of Cardinal George, but it turns out that he has a constitutional right to choose what religion he believes and with whom he associates.
I’m not gonna lie. The Middle East is looking more appealing and understandable all the time. I don’t agree with the abject and relatively unrestrained use of violence and certainly don’t want to live under Sharia law, but we’ve clearly forgotten what real oppression is/was and there’s something to be said about a culture that spits on its first and founding principles.[/quote]
I work with Courage directly and indirectly. Half the stuff said about Courage seems to be unfounded.
[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
See what you have to look forward to, csuli, beside the mythical “old man strength”? You will be able to sit around bitching about your various aches and pains with all the other geezers. [/quote]
Cortisol shots and blue heat.[/quote]
Cortisone?
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
[quote]Varqanir wrote:
See what you have to look forward to, csuli, beside the mythical “old man strength”? You will be able to sit around bitching about your various aches and pains with all the other geezers. [/quote]
Cortisol shots and blue heat.[/quote]
Cortisone?[/quote]
Yes, thank you for the correction.