u/Decent-Orchid120

What are some fun ways people have used to teach themselves philosophy? I am interested in it, but I'm not the type of person who's just going to sit down and read Kierkegaard. Have people found things that they find entertaining that happen to also have some insight into different theories of philosophy?

First he is on about being a peasant from USA then he shows up later half naked talking about the Cords and Ovians and all sorts of other weird shit.

Was there some kind of like weird drug bender side plot they had to cut?

Seriously, why???

Hi everyone,

I apologize if people have posted this before, but I haven't seen it. I am looking to mix up my weightlifting routine. I am wondering if anybody has recommendations for lifts and stretches that they have found particularly helpful for their tennis game. I am a 3.5 player and 37 years old, so I'm not going to the US Open anytime soon, but I'm looking for injury prevention and flexibility, as well as a little bit more power and explosiveness.

Hi everyone. I wanted to get your feedback on a match that I just played. It's important to me that I have good etiquette out there and make sure that everybody is having fun. I play 3.5 tennis. It's not that serious.

I have never called a hindrance on anybody in all of my years of playing tennis. I was playing league play tonight, and while I don't think it was intentional, my opponent was yelling things like "fuck me" and "god fucking damn it" on my backswing because he was mad about a soft center shot. It did, of course, distract my shot, and to me it was quite different than grunts or other things that you can't help. I let the first couple slide, but after it kept happening, I thought I kindly let him know that it was a hindrance and that you can’t speak during an opponents points. I still even conceded the point.

There were four more times that it happened that I gave him warnings and conceded the point before I eventually said that I'd like to replay the point if it happens again. He got mad at me for calling hindrance, and we ended up stopping the match at 4-4 after he decided to walk off. Nothing like this has ever happened to me before. Is it safe to assume that the other guy was just having a bad day, or is it a party foul to call hindrance at the 3.5 level?

I wanted to do a poll, but apparently that’s not an option for us beeks in this community. I’ve heard so many different opinions about over wintering strategy. I’m a wrap with moisture board guy myself.

Comment below with your strategy. Tom comment wins :)

Minnesota, three years experience. Two hives.

Hi friends, thanks in advance for the input. I am a dumb dummy and I left my apivar on too long this spring. I took them off a few days ago but my bees are doing great and are ready for supers. I figured I would just add a super and let the bees have a super this winter, which might give them a better chance of making it through the winter. What do you all think?

Rural Minnesota, 3rd year.