blotsfan

I might've mentioned it at some point, but I went hard on the weight loss over the last year or so. I'm gonna brag about myself for a half-second before going back to being the humble, agreeable guy you've all come to know and love. Faces covered to protect the innocent (except from those of you savages I'm facebook friends with). Before After

I'll be damned if I'm waking up even earlier to go to the gym. That just makes me feel like shit all day. I don't have a problem with doing it after work though. It can sometimes be a bit harder to get motivated (especially on Fridays lol) but once I'm into the swing of it, it's not bad.

I'm guessing this was posted in the political section by accident, so I won't include the time I spend working with left-wing terrorist organizations to kill all white men. Blotsfan's typical weekday: I wake up at 6:30 and dick around on the computer for 15 minutes or so. I'm a big believer that the very first thing you do in the morning should be enjoyable. It sucks to wake up and immediately start working. Those 15 minutes are a massive mental benefit. I get to work at 7:30. Just a programming job in a cube but I like it. It's a very low-stress environment and I can be on my phone and still get my work done. That's what I do from 7:30-4:30 with an hour for lunch. Pretty consistent. After work I will go straight to the gym unless I'm scheduled with my trainer for later. I see her 3 times a week and I try to go 3 other times on my own but more realistically I end up doing it twice. Pretty standard workout schedule, just some cardio with weights. Then I'll go home and make dinner, usually either an omelette or some chicken breast with a salad. I'm pretty consistent when cooking at home. After that I'll usually just watch sports and tv with my roommate until I go to bed.

Lolz

Honestly, I just want someone younger. Not Hillary (which isn't going to happen btw), not Bernie, not Biden, not Warren. Doesn't have to be a kid, but I want the next president to not be in their 70s or 80s.

It's amazing just how bad the NFL is at handling this.

I can't imagine the Spurs would've taken Lowry. He's a worse, older player who makes more money.

The funniest part would be if it's just a play by Mueller to keep trump off his back. Probably not the case, but I wouldn't rule it out 100% given how crazy everything is now.

It sucks for Derozan, but I think it was a smart trade by the Raptors. Loyalty ain't worth shit.

This is...something interesting. It kinda makes complete sense but at the same time, it'd be incredibly heartbreaking if its true.

That Melo trade seems like a win-win. Atlanta may have really wanted to get rid of Schroeder but he can still contribute in OKC as long as he's fine being a backup. OKC still has to pay the huge luxury tax but at least it's on competitive players.

From what I've seen of uncharted by watching it via my favorite streamer, it was an incredibly weak story. Just "go to x, ok this clue says go to y, ok this clue says go to z..." The kind of thing that works in a video game but not in a movie (which is why video game movies pretty much always suck).

Yeah Pop is too old to want to do a full rebuild. DeRozan means they'll be competitive as long as Pop is there.

Trump has had numerous impeachable offenses since coming to office and it hasn't gotten the Republicans to do one iota. The DOJ report made it pretty clear that Russia's ties to the Republican party go far deeper than trump. The party taking action against him besides saying that they're sad seems incredibly unlikely. If they wanted, they could get his tax returns and pass a law protecting Mueller today. Every single Democrat would vote for it.

When did the democrats take the house + 67 seats in the senate?

Leaving NATO would be explicitly sending a message that we won't stick up for our European allies. Otherwise we wouldn't leave.

Didn't you advocate a preemptive strike on North Korea?

If NATO dissolves, Russia is gonna move in on Eastern Europe like a bitch.

The military-industrial complex is a completely seperate beast. Oh and btw, the 2% number was an agreement for all countries to reach by 2024 so no one is actually even "breaking their promise" yet anyways.

Its an alliance that says that if one member is attacked, all the other members will help with defense. It makes attacking any NATO member an incredibly risky proposition, which is why Putin is so eager to have it undermined by trump. Yeah the US pays a lot, but its basically the reason we haven't had a war between the European powers since World War 2.

Implementing the legally required sanctions while ending the hostility to our usual allies in the EU/NATO would be a nice start.

Not that that term hasn't always been stupid, but you clearly don't even understand what it means. Edit: and Favre I agree boots on the ground in Russia would be an awful idea at the moment. Doesn't mean the us should be a puppet state of theirs.

Oh btw trump threw the US under the bus in order to suck up to Putin. I know I'm the only one here bothered by the fact that our president is obviously under control of the kremlin, but I just thought it was worth bringing up.

I have literally no idea why you'd think libertarians like unions. They love "right-to-work."