8-minute abs is a joke. Anyone who has done them would agree. I mean, isn't the point of a workout to get stronger.
I didn't even feel sore the next day when I did 8-minute abs. I dropped out after the first 20 seconds and just laid there until the rest of the 8 minutes was up. It was way too hard.
But lets be honest, even if you have the strongest abs in the world buried under two inches of fat nobody is going to see your six pack...it will look more like a keg. If you want to work on your six pack, running on the tread mill might be more useful.
Anyway, I don't think any normal human being can actually do 8-minute abs. If you can...then you are not a normal human being...
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Let Go
When you have a job, you can either quit, get fired, or be let go.
I recently learned about the difference between getting fired and being let go. Apparently being let go is the result of downsizing or related problems, where you didn't actually do a bad job, but they can't keep you.
I wonder if there is a word for a similar situation in dating relationships. I mean, you can break up with someone, be dumped or...what? What is the equivalent of being let go? You know, like when you are dating someone and they are doing a good job but you can't keep dating them because you are moving to China, or you ran out of money or something...I wonder.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Sith
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Robots
Jim: "Can Humans and Robots ever peacefully coexist?"
Dwight: "Impossible...with the way they're programmed."
Well, guess what. Robots will never take over the world. I saw WALL.E last night and couldn't ignore the fact that it is basically another movie about robots almost taking over the human race. This is not the first movie of its kind. There is iRobot, Eagle Eye, the Matrix, and 2001: A Space Odyssey to name a few.
But seriously, robots will never take over the world, and they will never have feelings and emotions...and that's all I have to say about that.
Dwight: "Impossible...with the way they're programmed."
Well, guess what. Robots will never take over the world. I saw WALL.E last night and couldn't ignore the fact that it is basically another movie about robots almost taking over the human race. This is not the first movie of its kind. There is iRobot, Eagle Eye, the Matrix, and 2001: A Space Odyssey to name a few.
But seriously, robots will never take over the world, and they will never have feelings and emotions...and that's all I have to say about that.
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Afros
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