SMART MOVE:
This is one of the smartest moves these guys have made in ages. I might just have to venture back in and see what’s new.
THIS IS WHY WE’RE FAT: Because people couldn’t figure out the figurative from the literal. Sigh.
ABOUT THAT FOR ALL TIME STUFF: Turns out what we once thought was forever isn’t.
SO THIS IS HAPPENING: For those of you who are not interested in the changing face of the planet, skip this recent development in Scotland. I blame Clyde the Thistleman. But wait, there’s more.
HOLY BAT QUANDARY!
THIS IS WHY I HATE PEOPLE THIS WEEK: First up, are you serious? Next up, the person who ruins things for everyone else (although this take on the situation made me think about my initial reaction). But this guy takes the cake.
SMARTER THAN YOUR AVERGE BEAR: You have to appreciate the initiative of this one. Who wouldn’t want full time air conditioning and treats? Speaking of bears, chances are this little one was important to you at one point without you even knowing it.
A FASCINATING CODA…to a tragic story.
ME, AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK…
TIME TO CHANGE ATTITUDES: There is nothing selfish about this decision. It is deeply personal and should remain as such.
DIGITAL LIFEHACK OF THE WEEK: I laughed. Because the internet.
SOUTHPAW MYSTERY: So that’s how it works. Huh. True story. One of my elementary school teachers insisted I learn to write with my right hand even though I’m left handed. This I realized at the time, was total crap.
CROSSFIT HAS NOTHING ON…Harry. Seriously, the guy was…inventive.
YEAH. NO GETTING AROUND IT.
OH HELL NO: I did NOT need to know this. As long as they don’t come near me, I’m fine. That’s the deal I have with them.
WHATEVER YOU DO…don’t eff with Wolverine. You might be able to pull this off. Good for you. Me? I’m barely hoisting kittehs.
DIGITAL LIFEHACK OF THE WEEK PART 2: I hope one of these options serves you better than the algorithms at everyone’s favorite binge watching enabler.
GAH! What. The. Hamburgers? I am fairly creeped out at this.
INCOMING!
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- Because sometimes there’s real value in keeping the pie-hole closed.
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Tim Johnstone is Dappered’s music correspondent as well as our resident gatherer of all things interwebs related. He doesn’t really hate people. Mostly.
I love the Gap ads. But, are they celebrities if I have no idea who most of them are?
Does Justin Bieber cry when he’s home alone? Probably.
Because the suits nixed “Dress Deviant.”
Can’t believe I am going to say this but, good on GAP!
Considering Hugh Jackman is over 200lbs and on all some “genetics” I was expecting something impressive like 600lbs! Boo for the build up!
Nice lift on the bounce, too.
Re: Gap
Omar Little is many things. normal is not one of them.
Point respectfully taken. It is a subject that certainly can’t be fully explored in one sentence (but, that’s not what the Dossier does, as a whole) That said, I’d like to say two things:
1. Isn’t physician assisted suicide more of a libertarian thing? Sure, the left has hitched their wagon to it in comparison to the right, but choosing to end one’s life when one wants seems very libertarian to me.
2. While your academic experience is noted and appreciated (I’d honestly like to read your thesis), you’re certainly not the only one who’s been affected by suicide, or, in relation to this specific topic, end-of-life planning & decisions.
In addition to your point #2, it’s also worth noting that those who’ve been deeply impacted by tragic and emotional events are less able, some would say completely unable, to objectively assess situations related to that tragedy because they’re too close to it and too emotionally invested in the outcome. This is precisely the reason why we don’t let parents of murder victims serve on the jury of the person facing trial for the crime. I’ve been impacted by suicide and don’t believe I’m qualified to take part in the policy argument because, deeply rooted for me in any discussion, is the desire to get my friend back, which someone could say is just as selfish as his decision to rid himself of incomprehensible pain. These offsetting desires and emotions explain why calling someone’s decision “selfish” is utterly pointless.
Truth.
Just look at his tie game.
For visual proof:
Extremely well put. One knowing, and acknowledging their own limits, is next level stuff.
It was a little bit of a letdown. At 5’9″ 165 I pulled a 3x at 425.
You in your mid 40s? Can you also sing and dance? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pSCbq0nGXU (but yes, as Tim said, good on you fellas who can knock out the same with ease)
A good natured tease, all in good fun.
I tease. All in good fun. Just tickled that I can lift more than a superhero!