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I think I watched it on a flight or something. I barely remember it. The main villain is the Dos Equis guy, basically. Not bad, but not good.

Well actually no, my go-to first date was meeting for dinner downtown, taking the train to an Oilers game, taking the train back, "oh hey my place is like 50 feet from the station, want to come up stairs?" and bam off came the panties. Not a cheap date in the slightest, but I get sick of taking...

I make a lot of money, yes. But I don't flash it around or show it off, and most of the chicks I picked up on ski trips just assumed I was a ski bum and/or party guy. I'm the drunk guy at the front of the bus wearing a stupid wig/outfit, is all they knew. If anyone remembers the "Chuck" chick...

Depends on what type of accident you're in. Rolling down an embankment, you'd be far better off wearing a seatbelt than not in pretty much any vehicle, so you don't get tossed. But a front/rear impact maybe not so much, although it would prevent people from pinballing around and injuring each...

Shit man, it's worse for me. I'm pretty sure if I ever break up with the special lady friend, most of my friends will just ditch me for her. Let alone the family.

I'm surprised they even do!

I'm fine with tuition being heavily subsidized so that it's affordable to just about anyone without having to ring up a six figure debt by the time you're done a degree. But free tuition? I just can't stomach that. I know enough lazy fucks who took 6 years to finish a fine arts degree to know...

I'm not particularly alpha, and I can't even think of the last chick who made me wait more than one or two dates to get in there. Honestly, of the 15 or so chicks I hooked up with in my mid 20's to early 30's prior to settling down with the current special lady friend, the majority banged on the...

You are actually surprised that a Whole Foods doesn't stock "pre-packaged", shredded cheese? Really? This is a surprise to you? That sort of shit flies in the face of the entire ethos of the company.

I've actually found that synthetic boxers cause me more chafing issues than merino or cotton ones. But generally for me I think it's as much about the moisture as the friction, and synthetics either don't wick away the moisture as well as cotton/merino, or they make me sweat more. So yeah, I...

Bro, there ain't no trees up there!

The Black Hills were just kind of dark green, I thought. Like most hills/mountains below tree line.

I always liked our family's single stage Honda growing up. It did what it needed to do, and started like a dream. The Toro we had before it was a complete piece of shit. Then again, despite it being colder in Edmonton, we probably get half as much snow as you do down east, and it tends to be a...

Nah, I think it's more likely that ol' dead eyes was completely misreading the situation. The girl was probably just being friendly during the date and leaving the place because she sensed the seething hatred of women emanating from him, and just wanted to make it out alive by pretending to be...

Granlund is pretty damn small for a first line center in the west. Yeah, this is coming from a guy who cheers for a team with Ryan Nugent-Hopkins as it's top center, but even the Nuge has 10-15 lbs, a couple inches, and a shitload of skill on Granlund. Coyle's a big boy, but he doesn't project...

Yes, they have changed over the past 20 years, believe it or not.

It really isn't. With the recent uptake of analytics in hockey, plus minus has been thrown out. Scoring chance and shot differentials are much more prevalent now, although some of that shit is a bit ridiculous as well. But plus minus has been widely acknowledged to be an extremely flawed stat...

Yeah, the arms look way bigger than the chest and legs, I think that's it. But yeah, I'd take that over my pudginess any day.

Ah, fair enough, I was just going by my 2010 5 series and dad's 2011 911.

+/-? Really? You realize that it's been pretty much abandoned as a useful stat right? I mean I'm not disagreeing that Slaythe is very much overvaluing the Wild's top 3 lines, but using +/- to do so is fucking stupid.

Is it just me or is there seriously something weird about Ossoi's proportions? His body looks all fucked up. I mean he's got a fair amount of muscle and basically no flab, but shit just looks weird in that picture.

Quite a few cars do have cup holders that pop out of the dash. Or at least Porsche and BMW do.

I'm pretty sure that your cell phone is the least of your worries if you get an an accident forceful enough to cause that to happen.

What people are trying to point out, is that losing much more than 1lb a week when you're not hugely overweight to begin with is going a bit fast. Ossoi is mostly a retard, but in this case he's right. You're trying to lose 25 lbs that you gained over 6 months. Is there any reason that taking...

No, not even close. His business seems to be doing well, but I'd be surprised if he's personally making an income north of 200k a year.

I can easily manage that on a destination wedding at an all inclusive. But seriously, weigh yourself on a regular basis, first thing in the morning after taking a piss if you want to track trends in your weight accurately. It can be very enlightening and help you see where you're fucking up, or...

Rampant spelling/grammar errors pissed me off. If you're going to beg for money, at least put some fucking effort in.

I was under the impression that there is a direct, inverse relationship between physical fitness and heart rate. And a couple searches seem to indicate as such:Heart rate: What's normal? - Mayo Clinic Being able to hit 196 means your heart is in really good shape, most people probably can't...

Isn't someone with a good level of physical fitness having a resting heart rate of 80-90bpm really unusual? I was always told that people in good physical condition should have resting heart rates in the 50's or 60's. Olympic-level athletes would be down in the 40's.

The only thing I'm not apathetic about is smoking weed. I can smoke that shit all day long. But it made me too apathetic about everything else, and I wouldn't get shit done. So I've cut that shit way back.

Nah, it was a fairly standard 1950's house that he gutted and rebuilt. The kitchen, living and dining room are just about 2/3's of the main floor. They go from the very back of the house to the front, extending over the garage below, so it's one huge room that's probably 60 feet long by 20 feet...

I've been thinking about doing that shit. Can they do like, just your feet and back? I don't find my pits too bad, I just hate hearing a nice shirt, driving in my car, and ending up with a sweaty back. And a good pair of daily worn shoes doesn't last me more than 6 months before their stench is...

Yeah, the Filipino's aren't that bad about "spending", because the majority of their earnings after their basic living expenses are shipped back home. I don't think she fucked this up because she thinks money grows on trees. She's just completely ignorant of finance/credit. When my brother was...

Yeah, one counter in particular is probably 30 feet long, all one pour/piece.

Yeah, pretty much this. She still owes 70k on a vehicle worth 40k, or even less. The difference is basically her entire annual income after tax. She has no other assets to speak of. I don't know much about bankruptcy, but it would seem to me that it could well be her best option, of a range of...

Because the formwork required to hold up hundreds and hundreds of pounds of concrete was ridiculous. It was also a very large kitchen. To be clear, the counters were formed and poured in place, not carried in afterward.

I'm glad I'm so apathetic about pretty much everything. I just can't be bothered most of the time. Seems like so much work.

Again though, this is a Filipino nanny who's only been in the country a couple years, and who has pretty much zero understanding of this kind of shit. And she was lead in to it by a boyfriend who dropped her like a bad habit a few months later, probably because he knew that they were sunk...

All of my brother's counters in his kitchen are concrete. The formwork required to pour it all was pretty impressive. Looks great, and nearly indestructible. It was definitely not a DIY type of project though.

Yeah, not gonna lie, once I looked it up and saw the specs I was pretty damn tempted to pick one up for myself to replace my Dell 24" Ultrasharp, which is getting on 6-7 years old.