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Now watch the interest rates go up and reaaaaally fk up the big borrowers

So if I understand his English correctly...they're banning Evos GTRs Stageas GTIRs etc. from their club? Guy sounds like a professional, from a professional car club.

A year later and I still lift f**kloads of weight

Or you could avoid that difficult conversation with your parents altogether and go with an AC Cobra kit car

Rodney Jane Racing

Aaron is good at organising things

Moh http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=191533041618

5 spokes x 4mm = 20mm duh

That actually looks pretty tough. People may diss them, but they are lightweight, cheap and can take a beating. Break or rash one and $250 to replace.

Then use ur fkin brain and get 18s fark

D1Rs come in all sizes and offsets

Hamish will tell you to harden the fk up, particularly as they are professors

But sometimes a lot of relevance to his death http://www.dailyfinance.com/2010/06/22/bad-fortune-five-bizarre-billionaire-murders/

I've tried to convince her to do rest and rehab before...the best I could get was her doing light weights and slowly building up again...which isn't always bad but relies a lot on the lifter to judge if they are doing more harm than good based on their body's feedback.

lol

Dude with a gun and no will to live got more power than any billionaire

I'm just happy to have a job considering what's happened over the last 7 years or so. And my job required a degree, though they never asked to see it, so as long as someone could talk the talk they could just skip the 4 years of uni. You could also get into my industry and kind of job simply by working your way up from an unskilled role, and if linkedin is anything to go by, plenty have done just that. I saw an attractive girl on there who was a customer service assistant and in 2 years became a state manager...now there was obviously a lot of cock sucking going on with that particular case, but my point is that whatever your career path, it's the effort and dedication to your career that's gonna make the difference, not whether you studied or did an apprenticeship or grew weed. Combine that with a bit of luck, good or bad, but for most part you tend to reap what you sow. There are also upsides to uni besides getting a job. The emphasis is on teaching oneself to learn for oneself and to be open minded about research in a particular field; to share knowledge. It's a great and fun lifestyle to live while you're young. Old enough to appreciate learning unlike high school, but still young enough to party and fk around / experiment socially. You meet lots of people and have some awesome parties, depending what university you go to. Without uni I would be socially inept because my high school was fking shit for girls and people in general, and I'd prolly still be scared to talk to girls. So I don't regret going to uni even though I didn't end up doing what I primarily went there for, but if I had my time again I'd prolly do the tradie path and invest in property early on while mooching off parents. That being said, when I started uni, tradies weren't earning nearly as much as they have over the last 10 years and it was pretty widely seen as far from the wise option for someone with the potential to go to uni. Lastly, no one should look down on anyone else for the path they've chosen or ended up in, as it's really none of your business and everyone has their own reasons for why they are where they are, both inside and outside their control. No piece of paper or amount of money makes you a better member of society, your personality has more play in that. tl;dr: degrees > diplomas

Also I think most people would consider 6ft 98kg @ 10% to be fairly huge! Are you planning on competing or just wanna get big?

I've been minor bulking myself lately...those who do will remember my slight 80kg @ 6'3 frame where I was hovering around 9-10% bf thereabouts. The GF wanted me to have a thicker midsection, so I upped my food intake a bit with an extra meal a day. Consequently, my lifts have also increased in strength and last night I tipped in at 87kg. My abs have lost a fairbit of visibility, albeit still a clear outline; no bulk is ever going to be all muscle (or even mostly muscle for that matter), so at a guess I'm prolly hovering around 13-14% right now and the pants are feeling quite tight lol. On the plus side (pun), I've never felt this healthy physically...leading me to think that I was training too hard for my food intake beforehand and operating at perhaps too much of a deficit (I was down to 10%, which isn't extreme, but considering the food I was eating wasn't particularly healthy either). So anyway, I'm happy where I am for now and enjoying some strength gains. Will be interesting to see where it takes me on the hypertrophy side of at all, considering that's not really a goal of mine (but could be one day?). On the other hand, I do believe there's such a thing as overbulking, as your body obviously can only use so much more food to build size and the rest will be shit out or stored as fat.

How tall are you and do you have a pic from two weeks ago (I assume the scan was just before you started bulking)?

I too have a bit of a lactose intolerance now that I never used to have Can still drink chocolate milkshakes but have switched to BN isolate bexause the concentrate was making me feel shit, i.e. prolly the extra lactose.

I swear 90% of my gym are unaware that you need to eat big to get big natty or not Fkn skinny bicep curlers, I laugh everytime I see them, but it quickly turns to pity

If I was still in sales, I'd rather no judgement from them until I had sussed them out and then I could talk about my other car etc. if I saw that they might be into that. But yeah riced up cars do you no favours unless you work in that industry or for Autobarn.

Typical fleet cars be the best way to have someone not judge you for car choice

Was it worth it? I didn't see them. My visual experiences were limited to zyzz's little brother and some douchebags walking around the show topless with glitter on them