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YeahTubaMike posted:Chocolate + mint is a gross combination. it's only good with nuts or salt imo. i dont get why people think chocolate pairs with fruit flavors, it's a horrible combination
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Shibawanko posted:it's only good with nuts or salt imo. i dont get why people think chocolate pairs with fruit flavors, it's a horrible combination I don't either! One time someone gave me a chocolate-covered strawberry, and I wanted to eat the strawberry, so I picked the chocolate off of it but there was chocolate stuck in the seed pits and I nearly threw up when I bit into it. My logic was faulty, I'll admit that.
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yeah and one time i ate taco bell and shat for a week and don't get me started on mayonnaise
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Just because tastes are completely subjective is no reason to post lies about the delicious chocolate-raspberry combination.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:yeah and one time i ate taco bell and shat for a week and don't get me started on mayonnaise I like mayonnaise.
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docbeard posted:It has rocks and trees. So yes. So exercise is not something you have much first hand familiarity with. edit: or parks, for that matter. What parks are you going to that have a variety of sizes of rocks? The rocks I've seen in parks are typically gravel. Maybe some decorative boulders. You can't just got to a park and be like, OK, where are the 20 pound rocks? Gripweed has a new favorite as of 15:37 on Jun 4, 2020 |
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I remember being a kid and being disgusted by the idea of a Fruit & Nut Dairy Milk but nowadays it'd probably be my first choice
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Gripweed posted:Your local public park has free weights and a squat rack? My old city has fitness trails with outdoor Smith machines. They're great to walk past hungover
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there's no good reason for smith machines to exist, and they just take up space in decent gyms that could be occupied by more squat racks also i really loving miss my gym
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:there's no good reason for smith machines to exist, and they just take up space in decent gyms that could be occupied by more squat racks The only gyms near me have like 12 smith machines and 2 squat racks, if they have any at all. Nobody uses the drat Smith machines so there’s always a huge wait for the squat rack. It’s obnoxious.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:there's no good reason for smith machines to exist, and they just take up space in decent gyms that could be occupied by more squat racks Yeah but you can't really leave free weights lying around a park
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Piss Meridian posted:Yeah but you can't really leave free weights lying around a park how do you weight the smith machine without plates though?
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Jun 4, 2020 21:07
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:how do you weight the smith machine without plates though? They're captive in the machine and you use a rod to select the weight you want. You'd have to go at it with a wrench to get them out
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Piss Meridian posted:They're captive in the machine and you use a rod to select the weight you want. You'd have to go at it with a wrench to get them out I don't think we're talking about the same sort of machine. What you're describing is how most weight machines work and they are loving fine for what they do. A Smith machine is pretty much a squat rack with a barbell locked into the sides of it. It's "good" in that you can't crush yourself with it, but it locks everyone using it into a single range of movement which is extremely bad. And you'll never actually be working with weights that'd crush you unless you are a huge pro lifter anyway. You can easily, safely fail out of pretty much any lift in a squat rack with a free barbell and some plates. You can lift more in a smith machine maybe but it'll gently caress up your body, physically not aesthetically. It's good for accessory lifts but you really shouldn't do big lifts on it.  That's a Smith machine
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docbeard posted:It has rocks and trees. So yes. Look at this caveman.
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I'm obviously just being silly and unironically parks having more/better workout equipment would be good.
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There's a scrap iron outdoor gym in the Ukraine where every thing is hand made and the weights and bars are chained to the racks or benches.Edgar Allen Ho posted:A Smith machine is pretty much a squat rack with a barbell locked into the sides of it. It's "good" in that you can't crush yourself with it, You'd think that but stupid finds a way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYnUUErz0Yk
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YeahTubaMike posted:Chocolate + mint is a gross combination. 
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Chocolate and liquorice is the best combo, not that that's an unpopular opinion.
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BrigadierSensible posted:Kristoff's song from Frozen 2 is better than Let it Go. There are plenty of songs in Frozen that are better than Let it Go, and I don't just mean after hearing Let it Go for the millionth time and getting sick of it. The very first time I watched Frozen I thought that "For the First time in Forever" was the better song, and I still do.
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Moana’s soundtrack is better than that of any other Disney/Pixar movie by a lot.
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I liked the Worst Episode Ever podcast, and I thought the weird gimmick characters that they created during episodes were funny.
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The worst Simpsons episode is miles better than the best Futurama episode
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JollyBoyJohn posted:The worst Simpsons episode is miles better than the best Futurama episode 
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Family Guy is funny and has always been better than any of those other shows
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JollyBoyJohn posted:The worst Simpsons episode is miles better than the best Futurama episode How many Simpsons episodes have you seen, and how many Futurama episodes have you seen?
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Pick posted:I like textured walls and ceilings For some reason, this post (and this whole loving thread) reminded me of this Michell & Webb skit.
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YeahTubaMike posted:How many Simpsons episodes have you seen, and how many Futurama episodes have you seen? Simpsons - Almost every episode up till 2004 or so Futurama - All the episodes before they brought it back
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camaraderie shouldn't be spelled like that.
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JollyBoyJohn posted:Simpsons - Almost every episode up till 2004 or so Then you haven’t seen the worst Simpsons episodes. I saw one from 2014 and it was easily one of the worst TV episodes I’ve ever seen (the episode of Allen Gregory I hatewatched was worse... but it was a near thing). It was the Lena Dunham one, so it was this trifecta of over the top cameos (literally the entire main cast of girls), being a terrible “Homer and marge split up” episode, and an “it was all a dream” ending. It was painfully bad.
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Intellectual property law is not merely a flawed system but intrinsically bad. There would be literally no negative consequences to getting rid of it entirely, except to large media corporations - and making things worse for them would be good for society in general and particularly for artists/writers/creators of all kinds. The idea that copyright protects an individual's ability to control and profit from their own work is propaganda. It doesn't and it was never designed to.
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Ugly In The Morning posted:Then you haven’t seen the worst Simpsons episodes. I saw one from 2014 and it was easily one of the worst TV episodes I’ve ever seen (the episode of Allen Gregory I hatewatched was worse... but it was a near thing). There was also an episode in which Moe's bar washrag becomes sentient and tells the audience a story, which I haven't seen but it seems almost universally I watched every episode of Allen Gregory because it was a tire fire I couldn't look away from.
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Shibawanko posted:Family Guy is funny and has always been better than any of those other shows
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Say what you will about Family Guy, it often has the weirdest jokes on broadcast TV https://twitter.com/TGOFV_Pod/status/1269511138322067456?s=20
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Gripweed posted:Say what you will about Family Guy, it often has the weirdest jokes on broadcast TV https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLYzMzNofyU
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This is my favorite joke in the show. That and when Brian meets the owner of where he was born. Guys is like “I see a lot of dogs, refresh my memory” and Brian says “I was the one who could talk” and the guys like BRIAN!
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Rolo posted:This is my favorite joke in the show. I like the joke where Brian is going on Bill Maher's show (something to do with being a smug rear end in a top hat) and he got mad about the candy bowl because he had told them to get rid of the gray ones. It was a good one-line joke, nobody drew attention to it, and the scene moved on. It was very un-Family Guy, and I think that's why I like it.
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Home Movies was a better show than any of those. (You can tell this is an unpopular opinion because its ratings suuuuuuuuucked.)
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docbeard posted:Home Movies was a better show than any of those. Did they? Shame.
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