Diageo

I eat a lot in general, so I tend to have food in my digestive system all the time because it takes a while to go through. I tend to eat about 1-2 hours before exercise so I have the energy but don't feel too full.

So I have two questions. The first is, if I'm doing an exercise like Hammer Curls, and one arm becomes tired before the other. Do I continue my reps with the remaining arm or always do the same amount of reps for both arms. Second question. If I begin to feel a little nauseated after exercise (particularly ab exercise), should I stop immediately or is it normal?

When they go to a Pokemon School in the first season, they talk about levels and the girl student had a Graveler that was such a high level that water attacks didn't hurt it that much.

I did use a filler list. This wasn't in it.

Watching Shippuuden where Sasuke and Naruto were about to fight and it was basically 5 episodes of flashbacks. It was absolutely terrible and I lost all willingness to see them fight at all.

I don't understand why anyone would like Hank.

Well the break up got pretty ugly so I thought I'd get back at him.

@Animal care to comment?

Haha, thanks. Was pretty interesting to see my first posts. Used to write 'u' instead of 'you' though.

I'm pretty sure I started posting after the move but when I try to look at my earliest posts it only goes to page 20, and it starts in the middle of the Cloak and Dagger mafia so that's definitely not it. Is there a way for me to see my first post?

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Found a picture of Animal looking fabulous. He does look like him.

I wish to participate.

People who eat a lot and don't get fat do not have a fast metabolism, but an inefficient one.

May I ask for the reason you don't enter discussion on religion?

I was gonna put that video here but you've beaten me to it. On another note. If anyone doesn't specifically believe in a god but do believe in a "higher power" or "something bigger than ourselves", can they explain to me in detail what that means because I have no idea.

Sorry, I'll get on it today. Actually I'll only be able to do this tomorrow. You can either wait till then or just move it along.

Got paid 70 euro to do a quick usability study in Google Headquarters in Dublin. Loved it. Got a sneak peek on what they're working on, exciting.

The gameplay is not shite. It's easy to traverse buildings because the guy is a master and the ease is conveyed through that. The gameplay is not just walking and cutscenes. While that may be hyperbolically true for main missions, the story is only a third of the game. There is so much more, so many missions with no cutscenes. So many things to do without even talking to another person. The game is easy to complete if you want to do it any old way. Because everyone knows that players nowadays don't finish games that are too hard. That is why there is so much added into it. That's why there is optional 100% synch, why there are side-missions.

He does not...

Returned to watching Shippuden and have just finished episode 163. I'm skipping all the filler episodes because they take the fun out of the show. Things are getting really exciting, I'm really liking it.

Just as excited as ever.

I never stretch before a workout. I've done a full week of weightlifting since I've been back and it's gone very well. Also did some light swimming a couple of times. Really feeling good about it.

He became erratic because he was spinning his camera around looking for the other player, just like the main player did. He probably tripped over the flowerbed because he didn't jump it early enough. In AC3 if you land in an awkward place or hit into someone you do stumbling animations. Could just be an extension of that. In another game demo the guy disrupts the lights and the traffic crashes into the car. In another he raised a bridge and stopped the police. You can explode sewer pipes to stop cars too. Also you can blackout the city so the car will crash. There's plenty of choice.