Same.Guys it seems like New Yorkers are *SICK AND TIRED* of funding Kentucky!
Same.Guys it seems like New Yorkers are *SICK AND TIRED* of funding Kentucky!
No. I'm as staunch a fitness freak as there is and have made due in this post-apocalyptic hell but the moment they open, I and most others will rush back in. Only so much you can do in your basement with limited tools of the trade. If anything they may see a similar New Year's Day lift from all the sedentary f**ks who need to atone for the last few months.Feel bad for gym owners...going to be a lot of people that figured out an "at home" workout routine and older clientele that just won't be comfortable going back, period.
Plus, yoga pants > your four walls.
The "average" gym goer shows up three times a month and has their membership on auto-renew, so this shutdown hasn't really affected them. If anything it's their excuse to gluttonize without remorse.I don't think you are the average gym goer Bonzo.
The "average" gym goer shows up three times a month and has their membership on auto-renew, so this shutdown hasn't really affected them. If anything it's their excuse to gluttonize without remorse.
Tucker unblocked me yesterday.
Ha. He unblocked me also
Strange day for me. Wednesday after Derby is usually the day my self loathing anxiety ridden hangover shows signs of weakening. I get my taste back, throat isn't sore, I vow to go on a strict diet and give up booze for an extended period.
Been working out at home and have a good setup but ready to push some weights.Feel bad for gym owners...going to be a lot of people that figured out an "at home" workout routine and older clientele that just won't be comfortable going back, period.
My Reefs are toast, what's the best flip flop out there?
Running bodies are for the birds. Give me a jacked gal. I already know that it’s because I’m gay so save it.That's really the key in all of this, regular girls just dont fill things out like you see at the gym.
When people are paying $8 for gourmet popsicles, and $200 a month for meathead gyms without AC, and $60 for a cut of steak in Lexington, and $16 for a pair of socks, and $125 for sweat pants.....it’s about gd time for the bubble to burst.
No ****?There are also people who aren't paying those prices for those products.
An item is worth a varying amount to the consumer.....$1 or $20....doesn't matter. There are people who won't pay the lower amount and those who won't pay the higher amount. Your Pro V1 user isn't going to pay for a TopFlite....and vice versa.
Capitalism. Free enterprise. America.
Barely made it out of Covington. Still a great breakfast treat when fried to a crisp medium brown, to perfection.False. There’s a reason goetta can’t make it outside of greater Cincy.
Really cool baseball article including Eric Davis's insane 162 game stretch...
https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/29138784/eight-amazing-mlb-seasons-only-happen-1980s
""You're in love with a fantasy," Gil's girlfriend, Inez, says to him at one point in the movie. Except with Davis for one calendar year that fantasy was absolutely, unabashedly true. From June 11, 1986, to July 4, 1987, Davis played 162 games, starting 152 of them. He hit .308/.406/.622 with 47 home runs, 98 stolen bases, 149 runs and 123 RBIs.
In July of 1986, Davis hit .381/.465/.702 with six home runs and 25 stolen bases in 26 attempts in 24 games. "The statistics look imaginary," Joe Posnanski wrote two years ago at MLB.com. "Think of Eric Davis as the greatest folk hero of them all." Sports Illustrated put Davis on its cover in May of 1987 and compared him to Willie Mays, Hank Aaron and Roberto Clemente.
They have a GD buttermilk popsicle. Hard pass.Those Steel City Pops are trash anyway. Feel like popsicles are one of those products that get better the more generic they are.
-piper sandals. Unless you hate freedom.
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Swing and a miss here, Rudd.