Solid

I like how the default weapons look best, but if I really have to go with a skin then blitzkreig pistol it is.

1. They all have some aspects that are well done, some I could name are "Bronies: The unexpected adult fans of my little pony" and "a Brony tale," watched the first one all the way through and the second briefly 2.The brony fandom is probably not a response to 9/11, ISIS attacks, or any particular violent events in recent history. it could be correlated with the violent atmosphere in our world today, often partly contributed by heavy emphasis and sensationalization of violent events by the media, but correlation is not necessarily causation. I remember "a Brony Tale" took this approach. 3. Bronycon, it is the first and largest my little pony convention I believe, correct me if I'm wrong. 4. As diverse as possible, anywhere from someone who perfectly fits the "brony stereotype" to its complete opposite. Avoid bias as much as possible. Sure some people might cherrypick that one stereotypical brony but others will see that the brony fandom is diverse.

At this point there is really no need for the players to blabber additional insults in this game.

Frostgage x Obito

Right behind you.

Holy Dooley!

Gracefully judo throw someone, bow, turn around, proceed to walk, trip, and fall.

Good luck with that.

It is according to that whatever body composition machine I got hooked up to in a gym, so yes I would agree that the result is questionable. My legs are actually very decent thanks to several years of fencing I used to do, at least compared to my upper body. Would have to disagree on cardio though. Maybe it might not help on powerlifting/weightlifting as much but having good cardio in my opinion is just as important. After all, running a consistent mile or two without wheezing out is just as beneficial as being able to lift a good few hundred pounds.

Kendall the reindeer

I recently went from machines/freeweights back to the good old 1 mile run + push-ups + sit-ups + pull-ups Been doing the "fight 'till you drop" approach in which I do 1 set of push-ups, sit-ups,- and pull-ups all at once (each being to the point of exhaustion instead of a definite number) before taking a break, usually repeating three times. Considering only 4% of my body is fat and I have a static metabolism of "off scale" (the machine can't measure my specific static metabolism rate, capping at 1571 Cal), I need 4000 Cal to have any hope of gaining significant mass (at least according to my cousin). What currently happens is my muscle gets denser, and denser, and denser, and denser, but not bigger. I'm 6'1", currently 150 lbs. Should I upload a pic of my current status? Not very sure about it.

About the survey... What was the sample size and demographic? What did they use as dependent/independent variable? Did they consider random and systematic error? What is the standard deviation? Is this a sign of correlation or causation? How were the questions framed? Said article did not give many of the mentioned information, hence the validity of the survey is questionable. On a side note, I do often eat cereal, cook a bit, and wash dishes, so I guess I'm one of the exceptions? Or not?

They can be adults disguised as kids, or kids disguised as adults.

It is said that the first 30 minutes of post workout is the body's peak absorption period, which is the time when I usually treat myself with a nice stick of protein bar. Is this true though, that your body's absorption ability reaches its peak right after a workout session?

1. Unlike well-written movies and books, video games are incapable of conveying deep, thought provoking messages to such extent. Keep in mind this quote came from MGS2, a video game made in 2001, and when the Internet is no where near as the state it is today. 2. Video game addiction is fatal, you die from playing video games If these incidents in which gamers pass out or die from playing too much video games are extremely common, the media wouldn't even bother to report them because they are so ubiquitous (does the media report every single fatal car accident?). However, since these incidents are so rare, the media would not miss out on this opportunity for a few juicy articles to attract eyeballs.

I feel like I had been thrown around by my sensei in Judo, which was frankly what literally happened.