Weird, but impressive

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I mean, we don’t really know where that meat comes from, so there could be worse things?

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I assume rump steak is just a fancy name for cow ass.

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723

Ruined again. :worried:

There used to be a little place way the hell out in the country here that had Hogs Ass Sammiches… Old dude got a lot business and the sandwiches were great!

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People, I can’t please everyone with my burger ingredients…but how can you not want ketchup on a hamburger!! The two things were basically made for each other.

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725

And you just know that there is just a smidge of actual cow anus in any burger.

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726

Agreed.

I feel like I can see where this is heading. We need a burger-off

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727

Ketchup is my son’s condiment of choice and pickles, but I will confess that I have thrown burgers in trash for having both on them.

728

You have a lot of fine qualities, CL, but taste in burger toppings is not among them. I mean, pickles are amazing, and even better when there is ketchup on them.

Sometimes I put mustard and/or mayo on a burger as well, which is probably going to blow somebody’s mind.

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729

Yes, let’s see who has the tastiest meat and buns.

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730

Nothing wrong with a mayo mustard combo, but ketchup and pickles are just gateway condiments to even more despicable toppings likè sweet reilsh.

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Well, sweet relish on a burger would be gross. But on a hotdog? Hells yeah.

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732

Yanks are weird about ketchup.

I don’t really like it much, but it is basically the “default” condiment that goes on anything. But you often see people mention something like ketchup on eggs and Americans act like it’s some kind of horrific combination.

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733

Well…that is pretty damn weird, dude.

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I don’t see how it’s weirder than sugary tomato sauce on, like, any other savoury food?

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Logically speaking, you are right.

And yet…yuck. I love ketchup on fries, burgers and hotdogs. But not sure I ever use it for anything else.

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Might not have that burger tonight after all. Raining outside, and my grill is not under cover. Probably do it tomorrow instead.

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Day C+61

Rest day yesterday, first in a while I think. Today is a leg day. I kinda going into these thinking I will also do Bulgarians afterwards, but I find doing the 353 (patent still pending) sets on the squat basically ruins me. I think I should probably shift to do legs twice a week, roughly, with one being focused on the squat and the other on the Bulgarians.

Anyway, I moved it up from 55 to 61 kilo because it was probably a bit too light last time. I ended up with 55 total reps, but fuck.

  • Barbell Squat

    • 25 kg x 6 reps
    • 35 kg x 6 reps
    • 45 kg x 6 reps
    • 61 kg x 22 reps
    • 61 kg x 18 reps
    • 61 kg x 15 reps
    • 45 kg x 20 reps

  • Pull-Up

    • 1 reps
    • 2 reps
    • 3 reps
    • 4 reps
    • 5 reps
    • 6 reps
    • 7 reps
    • 8 reps
    • 9 reps
    • 10 reps
    • 10 reps
    • 9 reps
    • 8 reps
    • 7 reps
    • 6 reps
    • 5 reps
    • 4 reps
    • 3 reps
    • 2 reps
    • 1 reps

Almost skipped the PUs after wearing myself out with the squats, but pulled my ass together because it has been too long since I did lots of them. Almost stopped again after set 10, but pulled myself together and went back down the ladder. @dagill2 will appreciate the symmetry.

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738

I’d bet most folks have stone lift-worthy objects within a mile radius of their homes, especially anyone that lives near a body of water.

I told my buddy who lives in downtown Houston to go to the hardware store and snag some concrete bags if he really couldn’t find anything.

You can snag 200lbs worth for like 10 bucks.

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739

Is there anything as heavy as 94lb bag of Portland? Just the shape of it makes it heavy…lol

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740

What in the world is that? lol