Well people would know I'm a gigantic fucking fag because of all my gay thoughts and dreams.

Quote from: Static on November 03, 2015, 08:15:37 AM

Quote from: challengerX on November 03, 2015, 08:06:38 AM

You guys are a bunch of fags bruh I'm talkin about fuckin bitches and you guys are talking about having breakfast fuckin faggots

so you like to fuck female dogs?

No a bitch as in your mom

oh, okay

why do they all look so... baked

Quote from: Static on November 02, 2015, 09:26:47 PM

but I will say that he purposely uses autism as a crutch.

A crutch to act like a degenerate? Doubtful.

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Also, he's not a kid. He's 35.

He acts like a child.

Uh huh. I'm not going to waste my time explaining when all this information is readily available. Enter the rabbit hole if you dare.

I'd love one as a pet.

Quote from: Static on November 02, 2015, 08:49:39 PM

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Quote from: Static on November 02, 2015, 08:36:38 PM

seems everyone these days has back problems, which I guess is a result of the spike in sedentary activity

I find it impossible to sit with a proper posture, I try for a few minutes, but I slip back into my habits. I should really start sitting properly because some days I can't walk right.

This is one reason I've been more interested in physical activity lately and finding ways to work whilst standing, or reading on my commutes.
I've also had this problem historically, but for the last few days it's been much easier and I don't really know why.

Do you carry around heavy bags?

We're only starting to catch on just how important physical activity it is because work was generally hard labour until fairly recently.

I actively try to avoid heavy lifting when I can, actually. You see, I was overweight - I think that, coupled with sedentary activity, poor posture and great height did a number on my spine. I'm not looking forward to my later years.

I always carried around heavy bags and instruments, was mostly sedentary, and had poor posture (still do) and whenever I sat straight for like 5 or 10 minutes the muscles that ached from carrying acted up. Recently I've stopped carrying heavy things so I think that might be why it's easier for me to sit straight longer.

I have no doubt that carrying around heavy weight is bad for you.

My posture has improved dramatically since I lost the weight (I was like a hunchback) - as has my back issues. I could barely bend over with how bad the pain was.

Quote from: Static on November 02, 2015, 08:36:38 PM

seems everyone these days has back problems, which I guess is a result of the spike in sedentary activity

I find it impossible to sit with a proper posture, I try for a few minutes, but I slip back into my habits. I should really start sitting properly because some days I can't walk right.

This is one reason I've been more interested in physical activity lately and finding ways to work whilst standing, or reading on my commutes.
I've also had this problem historically, but for the last few days it's been much easier and I don't really know why.

Do you carry around heavy bags?

We're only starting to catch on just how important physical activity it is because work was generally hard labour until fairly recently.

I actively try to avoid heavy lifting when I can, actually. You see, I was overweight - I think that, coupled with sedentary activity, poor posture and great height did a number on my spine. I'm not looking forward to my later years.

seems everyone these days has back problems, which I guess is a result of the spike in sedentary activity

I find it impossible to sit with a proper posture, I try for a few minutes, but I slip back into my habits. I should really start sitting properly because some days I can't walk right.

I don't know what you mean, sorry.

What am I looking at.

The anus of a Brian plushie.

grate meme

I feel like it's a waste of time. However, my brother has started writing short horror stories, and they're pretty good.

tfw no bf

but I'M YOUR BF