polymoog
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i agree. i think the women damien spoke of are at at the gym to exercise and also to be eye candy for the men. not necessarily in that order.
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From Cultural Marxist SJW or in other words the "left". The right have problems as well but right now in present day society the left has completely gone off the rails and make conservatives look like the sane ones. Back in the day it used to be the conservatives who were looked upon as crazy. I identify as neither by the way.
I will tell you straight up why women workout in sport bras and thongs. I know because I've trained many of them. One word, attention. They love the attention they get from the women and the men around them. All the other excuses they try to give you is absolute rubbish. You're just as comfortable in a light pair of track pants and a tshirt as you are in whatever they're wearing. In fact you want to sweat more. It's good for you so wearing track pants is highly beneficial and comfortable. I wear a sweater when I workout.
It's all about the attention, mate. This is precisely why I stopped working out in these commercial gyms. It's been 3 or so years since I have been working out with my brother over at the powerlifting gym he works out at. Just a bunch of dudes in proper clothing lifting a bunch of weight. Lots of chalk but I can work around that lol.
The bold part is precisely why people catch some nasty stuff like ringworm.
Gyms are a joke. Most people in there are one hit wonders. This is how most gyms in North America make all their money. They sign up a bunch of people who only end up coming for about a month and then they will never see them again even though they're paying for the whole year because they signed a contract.
Really?
My kids had gotten ringworm from around their feet/ankles from playing in the dirt, but a little Blue Star ointment took care of that. Yeah, gym- just a gross place to go.Yes, if you're infected with ringworm and then when you're on a machine and sweating all over it if the person after you doesn't wipe properly he/she is going to get it. It's also very common in wrestling, Judo, and BJJ. People don't wash their gi and then come to training the next day and there infected and give it to others. If I see that shit and they come to training I kick them right out.Really?
*Skin Crawling*
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@Kung Fu
I hate that they may actually want attention though. The only thing that impresses me in the gym are big lifts lol. The booty is irrelevant and abs on someone is who is naturally lean is as impressive as a 200lb man squatting 150 lol.
@rainerann
The gym is so convenient with it being a 30sec walk from my job but the women make it unbearable. There is this cute woman that just had a baby some months ago that wears running short running shorts and an appropriate tank top but she doesn't want attention. She's doing sprints and jogging while pushing the stroller lol.
I like the gym atmosphere because I don't feel so alone in my masochistic pursuit of strength and aesthetics but the women don't give off that vibe.
I hate that they may actually want attention though. The only thing that impresses me in the gym are big lifts lol. The booty is irrelevant and abs on someone is who is naturally lean is as impressive as a 200lb man squatting 150 lol.
@rainerann
The gym is so convenient with it being a 30sec walk from my job but the women make it unbearable. There is this cute woman that just had a baby some months ago that wears running short running shorts and an appropriate tank top but she doesn't want attention. She's doing sprints and jogging while pushing the stroller lol.
I like the gym atmosphere because I don't feel so alone in my masochistic pursuit of strength and aesthetics but the women don't give off that vibe.
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From being topless so much, he should be more tan.Shirtless again, on Siberian vacation!
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polymoog
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Drew carey?
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Thanks I'll try those, would they withstand wintry climates? I've tried growing coriander but it withers quite fast
Most herbs are perennial, though basil and cilantro (coriander) are more annual. I wouldn't worry about frost for the perennial herbs. Even if they get hit, the root ball is probably intact and rejuvenate in the spring.
What direction does your balcony face? How many hours of sunlight? What latitude? Are you looking for edible or ornamental? Not trying to be intrusive, I just like growing things.