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Nov 4, 2008 13:04:58 GMT -5 Fire-Babe said:

Most experts will tell you it's best to do multiple kinds of exercises, so that way your body doesn't get used to a certain level of activity.

The point being that midnight bed exercises are an integral and vital part of any fitness routine, and should be included even if you join a gym

How often do you practice your Kegel's?

[Fire-Babe]

Nov 4, 2008 17:29:42 GMT -5 salmonjunkie said:

one more suggestion to the attempting weight busters here. I don't know how good this works as I just started using it, but try milk thistle. You can get it in the vitamins section of your local GNC

Fixed They pay my mortgage

[Fire-Babe]

Nov 5, 2008 8:35:42 GMT -5 @gatorbait said:

Nov 4, 2008 13:04:58 GMT -5 Fire-Babe said:

Most experts will tell you it's best to do multiple kinds of exercises, so that way your body doesn't get used to a certain level of activity.

The point being that midnight bed exercises are an integral and vital part of any fitness routine, and should be included even if you join a gym

How often do you practice your Kegel's?

Nice try My spotlight is OVER

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Hey, it's nothing to be embarrassed about. I flex my prostate regularly!

[Outback Frito Pendejo]

Soup is good because it fools your brain into thinking you've eaten a meal but usually has fewer calories than an equal weight of solid food. The lobster bisque I'm finishing right now had a few hundred calories but I feel very satisfied, and most soups are less calorie/fat dense.

[denverpunk]

5'10". 180.

[Andy]

6'3 and a half according to my most recent physical and around two-fiddy. Am I the tallest? Do I win?

ETA: nevermind. Giant fuckin' Murgen and Creepy.

[Angle]

6'0, 195 lbs