Someone told me I was parking in [insert name’s] spot and asked me to move two spots down. I said I’ll move next time then slamed the door. This is a high-school parking lot. Spots aren’t assigned nor are peoples’ names on them. If they wanna park somewhere so bad they can get there ass to school earlier. What’s funny is they had to get some lackey to confront me, how pathetic
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This is definitely the principal’s parking spot. And the lackey was the AP.
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It’s really easy for chicken fried steak to be terrible. No question. I won’t order it just anywhere. It’s really like generally a cheap thing you get at shitty diners most of the time, and not very good, but when I see it at a more upscale southern restaurant, it’s usually one of the best things on the menu.
Understandable. Also another thing I won’t order at cheaper restaurants.
I’m with you on this one. I almost never like it.
I’m with Flip on this.
My wife’s one aunt in Alabama made my first real dish of corn bread (jalapeño) with sausage gravy.
Nothing else has yet to come close. Have had a couple that were terrible though.
Yea like flip said, the foods y’all are talking about are all over the spectrum and every person makes it a little different. I live in Alabama and love grits and biscuits and gravy but not all are created equal! Another one is shrimp and grits… literally 100,000 different ways to make it and they are all so different.
Home made grits - use chicken stock, add andouille sausage and cheese. Very good.
Shrimp and grits, also very good.
The other day, I noticed that a long-time member who solely posts in TRT mentioned that he’s over 30% bodyfat. And he believes it’s because he has a vitamin C deficiency. He’s now dodging my suggestion to start a thread for training and nutrition advice.
People over-relying on TRT while neglecting a simple foundation of diet and exercise? That pisses me off.
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Odd to conclude an abundance of fat is the result of a LACK of intake…
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As is often the case with a certain crowd, they rationalize by tracking down obscure studies to support their behavior. That type can recite a half-dozen research papers talking about twice-daily low-dose TRT injections… can’t eyeball the calories in serving of chicken.
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Sub Q or IM, it matters to that crowd, lol.
I’m gonna guess it’s not the chicken making him 30+% bodyfat
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You need to impress the coach at the school of your choice. Everybody is a hero on paper, means nothing if the coach doesn’t put you on his “list”. Otherwise, it’s just another activity on the increasingly padded resume people submit these days. (not you in particular, in general)
That’s the same individual I wrote about recently with my caricature of the T replacement forum. People come on there who should not even have heard of TRT and instead of working on the obvious areas they need to improve in, they’re told not to trust their doctors. Physiolojik had to step in there that one time because it was just a bunch of unlicensed E-doctors giving terrible advice, and he was met with serious opposition (including that Verne guy who tried to Doxx him and call endos in his area), largely from that guy. I wish Physio was here to see that guy’s admission. 32% body fat and giving advice to people concerning regulating their hormones. Holy shit.
As a bored college student, the TRT and Pharma sections provide plenty of free entertainment…
and an ad hoc science education…
Getting a stuffy nose when I’m not even sick. I found out pizza can cause nasal congestion.
Cheese makes me get slightly congested, a slightly swollen throat and slight digestive distress. Makes me think twice about a big pizza or cheese on toast which can only be a good thing physique wise
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I hate filling out forms. I’m going to the docs. For a follow up in a little while and I’m already apprehensive about a stack of paperwork.
I’m always curious–isn’t any of this info kept on file? Like, all of the stuff I’ve filled out the last 3 times?
The comedy of course being that you write down all sorts of stuff like, the reason of your visit, current pain level, any meds you’re taking, allergies, etc, only for the quack sawbones to come in and ask you all of these questions.
I’m tempted to test the system by writing and saying completely opposite things to see if people are paying attention.
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They have to check your insurance every damn time now. If you let it lapse since last time then they won’t get paid ever. Because you can’t collect a medical debt very easily.
Also they need to ask CYA questions in writing every time just to stave off malpractice suits:
“That’s funny you didn’t put chest pain on the form Mr. @SkyzykS”
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The questions for the pediatrition are even better.
Are their firearms in the house?: No, just mortars and plastic explosive.
Does the child smoke?: He’s 6! We’ve got him down to one pack per day.
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