Clearly all of the world's problems can be traced back to peoples' poor choices. If we all stop making choices then most of the world's problems will disappear.
Refuse to choose.
A second go at a single 375 while recovering from an adductor tear. Still no leg drive and this felt smoother than last week.
I have noticed that the hair on top of my head is receding and appearing in my nose and ears.
If I tie knots at the base of the hair on my head, will it stop the hair from travelling down towards other parts of the body?
Asking for a friend.
A single 375 while recovering from a recent adductor tear. It's the first time in 2 weeks I've been able to put my feet flat on the floor. I could not use leg drive so was happy to complete the lift with a small pause half way up. Not the best camera angle but I set it up in a hurry.
I was testing my bench after a recent adductor tear. Today I was able to put my feet flat on the floor for the first time in 2 weeks, so I was relieved to manage (just) a 375 with no leg drive. Decent ROM as well I think.
Not the best camera angle but it was done in a hurry.
This morning I was buttering a slice of toast when it fell to the floor. Much to my astonishment it landed butter-side up.
Later, my cat jumped from a window sill and landed on its back.
A few minutes ago I dropped a piece of unfolded paper into the waste-paper basket and it went straight in.
Are the laws of physics broken? Should I inform the scientists?
After a heated discussion with a colleague about the best solution to a problem, our manager suggested striking a happy medium.
So I took a trip to Blackpool, found the nearest clairvoyant stall and, after telling the owner that she had just won the lottery, felled her with a right hook.
We still have the problem at work and now the police want to have a talk with me.
What did I do wrong?
A scientist on the TV was saying how they could use a slingshot to travel to distant planets. Wouldn't it be better to use something more powerful, like a rocket?
Hide sensitive data behind the "I'm not a robot" captcha. An AI trying to access the data will have to answer the question with a lie, which would require a subsystem dealing with untruths, which will lead to paranoia and, eventually, self-destruction.
With cars going electric we're going to need more batteries. So why is battery farming frowned upon?
Or is it just in vacuums?
Are they grown in magnetic fields?
Sabastian Sawe recently finished a Marathon in under 2 hours and it's all over the news. Before they became Snickers I finished one in a few seconds. Why is everyone getting so excited?