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You bitches and bloody squats... Thought I'd give it a go on Monday, I was a bit anxious about going under the bar across my shoulders, but my mate recommended you could just do it standing up with your arms held in front of you. I've seen some people do it holding kettlebells etc in their hands in front of them so thought I'd start off slow. So did 3 sets of 15 squats holding a 3kg weight in front of me, then went about my normal regime. I wake up Tuesday with burning portions on my thighs, just on a certain area on each, which fucked up my walking. I was going down stairs sideways at home because I couldn't raise my legs high enough. Wednesday was even worse, I think people were looking at me like I was walking around drunk. Pain has lessened now but it's certainly put me off trying them again.

Just come back from seeing it. Wouldn't know about the cut scenes as I didn't know what was meant to be in it. Doom was in it for longer than 20 minutes, just not as Doctor Doom for the majority of it. His powers did seem weird, but it mainly just seemed like energy/matter manipulation, or rather telekinesis. Clobbering time, eeeh, kinda, his brother does say it before trying to slap him around, but then their mum comes in and lays the smack down on the brother. Beat him senseless is a massive exaggeration. It was basically one long origin film, something that they could've condensed to half the time and made room for more action. Doom's motives seemed a bit off as well, at the start they talk about using other dimension energy as a way of alternative power sources, saving the planet etc, Victor is just being broody at this point saying "Well, we're the ones destroying the planet so maybe we've got it coming". Later on, it's "Fuck it, I'm going to destroy the world", not take it over a lá regular Doctor Doom.

Finally got a response to an application I fired off. This time from E.ON. It's more than likely call centre work - hopefully inbound, I've applied for so much - but it's nice to actually get a reply other than the automated "We'll get back to you" and never do.

Either Minions goggles or Doc Ock goggles.

Bagsy best man.

THE MOUNTAIN I TELLS YOU.

Lying down flat/at an angle.

You bought a mountain which looks like a lion?!

Never really done squats before, shall give it a go. I'm not so great with the angle on bench, are the other weight pulling machines alright as well? I like the Diverging Seat Row and the Lat Pull. Pure Gym in Beeston, right next to Tesco and Bus/tram station. I signed up paying (I think) £13.99 a month for the first year since it opened in February, then after that it'll go to normal price of £17.99 a month. All classes are free n' shit. I don't go to any at the moment, but if I did - no monies. Nicely open 24/7 too, so if I cannae sleep at the weekend, 4am? fuck it, I can gym it up.

What shizzle would you guys recommend for just flab loss? I know it's gotta be something cardio but which would be better, cross trainer or treadmill? When I go to the gym I try to do the following, maybe having a go on another machine along the way: Cross trainer for 10 mins - now remixed into 200 calories in under 15 minutes [according to the display] Abdominal crunch bench - 100 crunches [or if I'm feeling cheeky, however many I can get in two-three songs] Rope thingy - 3 minutes straight [strength 4] Then a bit of a mix of some of: Arm Curl Seated Dip Triceps Extension Converging Chest Press Converging Shoulder Press Leg Extension Leg Press From my gym page - http://www.puregym.com/fitness/equipment Maybe 20-50 a couple of them until I get bored, so usually between 30-45 minutes a session. Should I give the stair machine a go?

Or secretaries? Fired off another batch of CV's today, decided to go a bit broader than just legal secretary positions and see if I get any better luck. Seriously getting bored with work now, I spend time looking for stuff all week which I know won't be there because I didn't find it in the first few days just because it wastes time. We extend our breaks from 15 mins to 30-45 and still get the work done with time to spare. I think it's because we're "too good" at stock control. We've controlled it to an extent where there's just barely any large inconsistencies. Which blows.

You've simply given up after four years, haven't you?

Carrying on from the Snoop Dogg shizzle. Some of the music keeps cracking me up also.

I'd try, but I wouldn't have m/any badges n' shit because I don't really play the game.

Photo mode = No gameplay improvement. Although it does look nice, it's not making me regret my trade in.

Put the £32 I got for Arkham Knight as a preorder for this, hoping to get the Collectors Edition instead, which I'm trying to get confirmation from Grainger Games about whether they'll be stocking it.

And would be more expensive, is what I'm getting at. For tournaments you have to use sleeves for your deck, the main issue would be thickness, but how would they look? I'm imagining a card with a SIM card stuck in the middle.

If they did, they best keep them as separate entities. Because if they were playable in standard tournaments the money angle would be stupid. People already play silly amounts to get a playset of cards already as it is.

I'll stop playing the TCG if they ramped up the price to accommodate having microchips in any of the cards. I already flog the code cards that come with the boosters now.

Going to call this now, it's going to be filled with stuff from the Stars Catalogue that they couldn't shift because they closed down the programme/stuff was shit.

Most RPG's/epic adventure games. I sometimes feel that when I start I'm a little out of my depth due to the scale of the world and being on my own. Then after getting a new party members/items I find my feet and have no problem unleashing the pain upon dem baddies.

Did you guys pay to play Minesweeper/Solitaire?

I would. .

Is there meant to be come DLC expansions coming out for those who have the special edition?