Unofficial Official Chat Thread

#1921

So I had a good day.

First time doing deadlifts since like 3 weeks before my comp, went like this:

405x5
425x5
450x5
460x5
475x4

Couldn’t squeeze out that last rep on the last set but it was a good day overall considering I haven’t done deads in over a month. Pleased, I am.

#1922

Shit, thought those were kilograms. :fffuuu:
Jesus.

#1923

I wish I could deadlift 1000 pounds.

#1924

The thought that someone actually CAN do that makes me feel bad about myself, my country and this whole fucking world.

#1925

God damn, you nerd. Why don’t you go outside instead of spending all your time working out?

#1926

2 hours a day 5 days a week =/= all my time.

Case dismissed.

#1927

its still more time than I work though >_> fuck I hate it when I get 2 shifts a week.

#1928

Heh, I thought Psyborgs post was an awful pun on mathematics… :rolleyes:
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#1929

I’m considering getting FUEL, should I?

#1930

Is that some racing game?

EDIT: Ah now I remember. I played a demo on PS3, it’s okay, no more, no less. Although Motorstorm 2 is better, seing how you only got PC… it’s okay. If you got nothing more to spend 50 bucks on, then go on.

#1931

I said Get, not Buy :wink:

#1932

Then why would you bother asking us?

You aren’t losing anything by so clearly pirating or otherwise obtaining the game for free, there’s no trade off, you’re getting it for free.

#1933

Then why are you asking me?

#1934

And on a completely unrelated note, FUCK YEAH I FUCKING FINISHED HALF-LIFE 2!

Collision, feel free to laugh at me. Yeah, it took me this long.

#1935

Because I’d be losing 4GB of bandwidth, and I have a 20GB download cap.

#1936

Does anyone have an extra copy of Episode 2 that they could gift me? :retard:

#1937

Do you really need to use the internet enough in a month that you have to use 20GB worth of bandwidth?

#1938

Don’t mind if I do.

:smiley:

#1939

Yes. Mostly for movies and series that don’t air here.

#1940

I could easily rack up 30GB of standard internet use.

Via the web and online games, easily.

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