Post: #51

(09-10-2012 05:26 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  Tuthmosis: "Why are you loitering here?"

I'm stealing that line. If it's one thing I do really well, it's loitering.

Post: #52

Brag all y'all want but you all will never be as cool as this guy...

Post: #53

I flicked a cigarette in a Russian dudes face. He was built like a tank. Armed my driver with a knife, and told him if I start getting my ass kicked, to poke the guy a couple of times. Elabayarde had my back. Funny thing is, the dudes mom was watching the whole thing. It's all good in the hood. Later I helped El collect number from chicas.

Haven't been laid in DAYS. It's time to hunt.

Post: #54

(09-11-2012 01:21 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  Brag all y'all want but you all will never be as cool as this guy...

I would totally fucking do that if given the opportunity.

Post: #55

Smacked my booty call with the cock

Post: #56

Pounded the weights for a lunch time workout, downed a protein shake, got some work done, number closed a girl at the coffee shop.

Post: #57

Replaced my beige shower poof with a black shower poof

Post: #58

(09-10-2012 06:32 PM)RioNomad Wrote:  Squats, deadlifts and overhead press. Also told a girl I would tie a ribbon around my cock for her birthday.

lol!

Post: #59

I ate mondongo (beef tripe soup) to curve the immense hangover, and messaged about 40 girls online. And trolled Emech's iphone thread.

   

Post: #60

Squatted 300 for reps then deadlifts and pressing. I scoffed at curlbros and they moved out of the water line for me. Now I'm going to eat 100+ chicken wings

Post: #61

100 chicken wings? You must be a big dude haha.

I barely finished 50 wings in ~13 minutes. How long does it take to eat 100?

Post: #62

I ate 3 double cheeseburgers in a diner built in the 1950s. The tomatoes were home grown. Tasted awesome.

Post: #63

(09-12-2012 07:42 PM)Fisto Wrote:  The tomatoes were home grown. Tasted awesome.

Since starting my own garden and enjoying home grown tomatoes I've found the ones available at the supermarket totally inedible.

I know most of the forum members travel a great deal and probably don't have the time nor setting for a garden, but if you do - get on it next year! It's actually quite easy, especially if you get seedlings from a local nursery.

Post: #64

(09-12-2012 05:40 PM)HiFlo Wrote:  

(09-10-2012 06:32 PM)RioNomad Wrote:  Squats, deadlifts and overhead press. Also told a girl I would tie a ribbon around my cock for her birthday.

lol!

Reminds me of one of my favorite lines. While scratching my balls and pulling the pants out a little.... ” are you ready for your present? The bow is starting to itch”

Post: #65

Took out the tools and fixed a leaking shower.

Post: #66

(09-12-2012 07:54 PM)MSW2007 Wrote:  

(09-12-2012 07:42 PM)Fisto Wrote:  The tomatoes were home grown. Tasted awesome.

Since starting my own garden and enjoying home grown tomatoes I've found the ones available at the supermarket totally inedible.

I know most of the forum members travel a great deal and probably don't have the time nor setting for a garden, but if you do - get on it next year! It's actually quite easy, especially if you get seedlings from a local nursery.

I grew up eating vegetables from a garden, tomatoes unless home grown are bland lifeless pieces of nothingness. I eat them just for the hydration and the possibility of getting SOME nutrition but I couldn't agree more. Once you've had real veggies that other shit is just that. Shit.

Post: #67

I built a massive wooden patio deck today and played with a dog that looked just like a bear (I think it was an Airdale).

I also rode up a good two stories, on the spears of a forklift, to a scaffold platform.

Post: #68

(09-12-2012 08:55 PM)Cookie Wrote:  I also rode up a good two stories, on the spears of a forklift, to a scaffold platform.

I pretty much do this daily when I work.

I bought some ACV this morning, and I'm getting ready to go out and start drinking beer at midday.

Post: #69

(09-12-2012 08:54 PM)Fisto Wrote:  

(09-12-2012 07:54 PM)MSW2007 Wrote:  

(09-12-2012 07:42 PM)Fisto Wrote:  The tomatoes were home grown. Tasted awesome.

Since starting my own garden and enjoying home grown tomatoes I've found the ones available at the supermarket totally inedible.

I know most of the forum members travel a great deal and probably don't have the time nor setting for a garden, but if you do - get on it next year! It's actually quite easy, especially if you get seedlings from a local nursery.

I grew up eating vegetables from a garden, tomatoes unless home grown are bland lifeless pieces of nothingness. I eat them just for the hydration and the possibility of getting SOME nutrition but I couldn't agree more. Once you've had real veggies that other shit is just that. Shit.

This is why:

http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/notroc...ste-bland/

Also many of our tomatoes are grown in Florida. The soil and climate there is not conducive to great tomato quality.

Post: #70

Broke my personal record for bench by a solid margin (like 30 pounds), number closed a solid 8 in the quad who seems crazy about me (prolly could've gotten a bit more but logistics is sketchy), got one on the side texting me too. Broke my months-long cold streak like hell. Been a great day for me.

Post: #71

(09-12-2012 09:08 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

(09-12-2012 08:54 PM)Fisto Wrote:  

(09-12-2012 07:54 PM)MSW2007 Wrote:  

(09-12-2012 07:42 PM)Fisto Wrote:  The tomatoes were home grown. Tasted awesome.

Since starting my own garden and enjoying home grown tomatoes I've found the ones available at the supermarket totally inedible.

I know most of the forum members travel a great deal and probably don't have the time nor setting for a garden, but if you do - get on it next year! It's actually quite easy, especially if you get seedlings from a local nursery.

I grew up eating vegetables from a garden, tomatoes unless home grown are bland lifeless pieces of nothingness. I eat them just for the hydration and the possibility of getting SOME nutrition but I couldn't agree more. Once you've had real veggies that other shit is just that. Shit.

This is why:

http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/notroc...ste-bland/

Also many of our tomatoes are grown in Florida. The soil and climate there is not conducive to great tomato quality.

Here's a great NPR article on tomato flavor. If you listen to the podcast it's quite interesting.

What's The Secret To Great Tomato Flavor?

Post: #72

Man you can't beat a good heirloom tomato. The shit in the stores has been genetically altered to look appeasing to the eye. Flavor is lost. Now, us country folk don't care about looks, but want flavor. That is why tomatoes like these are still grown.

Brandywines, Cherokee Purple, ect. Amazing the difference in flavor.

   

Post: #73

(09-12-2012 09:57 PM)Aliblahba Wrote:  Man you can't beat a good heirloom tomato. The shit in the stores has been genetically altered to look appeasing to the eye. Flavor is lost. Now, us country folk don't care about looks, but want flavor. That is why tomatoes like these are still grown.

Brandywines, Cherokee Purple, ect. Amazing the difference in flavor.

Brandywines are my favorite. Huge, flavorful tomatoes with indeterminate vines. The damned plants grow like bamboo. I'm growing a few from seed for next year's garden.

Here's another cool NPR article: The Accidental Hybrid: Discovering New Tomatoes

The title picture for the article -

Post: #74

Walked around Guatemala City half drunk with a pink fedora and ray bans ^^

Post: #75

I've had the store bought heirlooms before, and I read Speakeasy's article....

Where should you get the seeds?

The irony in all this being I just hijacked a thread about manly actions to talk about tomato seeds......