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Some cock

GrandTheftDog

oh?

Wow... You got all of that from a "oh?" response and a profile picture. You sir are judgmental.

What do I think?

It's a ****ing joke that has little to no purpose, is effectively attempting to overshadow a more important event, and is being hyped to earn more bucks for Mr. Beck.

But alas, I love the Constitution, so go Mr. Beck. :)

Maniacc1

I don't think he's doing this for money

Someone's head. :twisted:juden41

:shock:

How would you go about doing that? Like... What would you start with?

I never fart in public. I always let them out at home though.

Off topic: Fiber-one bars make me fart a lot. Good farts too.

rcignoni

Oh my heck!!! The first time i had one of those was the morning I had a very big meeting to attend.... WORST IDEA EVER!!!! I had no idea the effects would be what they were.

Farts. Do you fart in public? Or do you hold them in and let them bubble back up and make you feel like crap? If you do fart in public do you cover it up or let others know? If you cover it up how do you do so?

I personally in almost all cases will fart around other people. It's natural and I think they're funny. Of course there are certain instances in which letting them go would not be appropriate. I however hate holding my farts in. I hate when they bubble back up into the stomach region. So I usually release a test fart that is just a sample of the fart to come. I test it's potency and determine if it is possible to silence it. If things are right I will slowly let the fart out without sound and hopefully with a mild smell or no smell at all.

So how about you?

A Red Robin Whiskey river burger with fries, a diet cherry coke, and for dessert, the strawberry cheesecake they have at PF Changs. My god I'm getting hungry.Aspen706

Oh man I change my drink to freckled lemonade!! I forgot about that place!

What would your last meal be? Don't forget dessert and your drink!

I would take a Medium cooked Rib-Eye steak with mashed potatoes and gravy, Corn, and a roll. I would drink an IBC black cherry soda and have a Razzleberry pie with vanilla ice cream for dessert! Oh man I'm hungry now.

So my lifestyle has become pretty sedentary since my kid was born but lately I've able to get out on my own for a several hours a week. I don't exercise much but I've been thinking about biking since I used to love it back when I was younger. I have a couple questions for any OT members that are into this:

1.) How good of a workout is biking? Assuming I stick to the trails near my house at a good speed? I've only ever biked for pleasure so I don't know.

2.) What is a good brand of bike and how much should I be looking to spend to make sure it won't fall apart on me? I bought a $50 bike from Target several years ago but it was almost unusable. The chain would fall of constantly, the gears would grind regardless of how I positioned them, etc. A friend at work told me $300-$400 and that Trek was a good brand.

MODS: I can't tell if this is bordering on a blog post or not, I feel that it is topic of discussion but if not I will move it there.

Atmanix

I do a lot of mountain biking. The trails around me (Southern Utah) are an amazing workout as long as you push yourself. The best part about it for me though is it's FUN. I hate working out just to workout or to exercise just to exercise and burn calories, but I Mountain bike to have fun and on the side I get some exercise in. I would agree with your friend that buying a $300-$400 bike is good for starting out. If you get way into it you'll want to look at others at a higher price.

Also biking I think is as good as any workout as long as you push yourself as you would in other activities. I know it's not as hard on your body as running is.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125288&cm_re=9800GT-_-14-125-288-_-Product

this is 90 dollars.

Espada12

Hey thanks!1 and that card is only 60 after a mail in rebate :)