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Asian food in general is gross and weird :uhoh:

yay, another closet ex-muslim! Heres how I went through it year 10: deeply religious period year 11/12: further research -> hadith rejection, joined 'progressive muslim' groups uni: which finally lead me to agnosticism (is that a word?)

Yeah party was okay, though make sure you come to oktoberfest this year.

I did my test a week ago. Very late cause my Ls expired 2 days ago so I was very stressed. I still passed :D I just stayed under the speed limit, took everything veerrryy slowly and nearly broke my neck looking around in an exaggerated fashion. You can start driving like a normal person once...

lol .. the discrete lectures. When will you learn? As if attend them :D I went to maybe three or four discrete lectures in the entire semester. The OMB ... hmm. I can somewhat manage my way through it. There is a very tasty, ice-cold bubbler up near that hallway that leads towards the Physics...

You'll get used to linux and the command line interface quickly. Soon enough using a mouse will seem slow and sluggish :D

I downloaded most of my textbooks. Now I'll just put them on my laptop and i'll be right. I just have to buy those course packs now.

Well thats a good move. Pretty much all of the more retarded Islamic rules comes from the hadith. Now to go visit some islamic forums to read the always amusing angry threads.

purely to piss you off

it starts on the 10th

I'm not going to try and pretend I know anything about climate science, but a lot of the things listed are fairly unusual. Maybe a consequence of climate change is more unpredictable and 'extreme' weather.

Nice security measures :p Hey charles, we got two common breaks. quake? ;)

Well this thread made me lol. It's CityRail.

keep other people in consideration and don't eat smelly meals that stink up the entire place. mostly fobs do this, and its fucking annoying.

give the Autofellatio and the Airfuck a try!

Its functional don't you think? Those kind of exercises use your body as a whole. It's kinda uses the body in the way it was supposed to be used, not sitting in a machine pushing something. It works out pretty much everything and doesn't place emphasis on one place in the body, so its balanced...

That is indeed very true. I have been doing a lot of flexibility exercises to try and get my squatting and other lifting forms correct.

Alright, alright, not everything - but everything that matters to me, anyway. I'm still learning and a beginner too. It's still alot more than most gym newbies target, anyway. I'm just tired of people prancing on about isolation exercises that really only should be done after you've got good...

You can work out everything with a program using only squats, bench and overhead presses, dead lifts, barbell rows, pull/chin ups and dips .

Whatever you say. Read the book "Starting Strength" by Mark Rippetoe.