Monopoly, boring? As a kid, monopoly always caused tears and fighting, the opposite of boring!
I always made sure I was the banker so I could cheat, as a kid.
Monopoly, boring? As a kid, monopoly always caused tears and fighting, the opposite of boring!
Monopoly, boring? As a kid, monopoly always caused tears and fighting, the opposite of boring!
I always made sure I was the banker so I could cheat, as a kid.
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Don't worry I'll change it back. Tomorrow.
Or PC. Definetly PC.
I hope that Valkyria Chronicles being released on PC and havign such a both positive reception and monstrous purchase number means Sega will start releasing more games on PC, especially now that they own Atlus. Shin Megami Tensei on PC? A man can dream.
You eventually make it a habit so that it feels odd not to exercise. You get a little rush from it as well. At first you'll have to keep reminding yourself of why you're doing it, which is different for everyone - maybe you want to compete in sports, maybe you want to be healthy so you can live longer, maybe you want to get laid or maybe you just want to feel better about yourself. Part of it is about discipline - not if you particularly enjoy doing squats, deadlifts, benching, or running, it's the fact that it must be done if you want to be strong, healthy, attractive, etc.I hope you at least got better depression and stress-wise.
Pardon my curiosity, but how do people actually enjoy exercise? I always found it to be excrutiating, how much does one have to exercise to get a kick out of it?
The average Joe feels better throught his day, he has an easier time getting into sports if he wants to, he can speak with more confidence at his job, he has more respect from his friends, he knows for sure he will have to deal with far less diseases and health issues than his peers... it would be excessively big headed to deny the average person doesn't get benefits from exercise, and a 2 minute conversation with literally anybody who works out regularly will prove that. Now if you don't want to work out in the traditional combination of going to the gym and having a planned diet, it's also 100% possible to be fit without that. Go for a jog every morning. Don't eat junk food. Replace the more carb-intensive foods in your diet with vegetables or high protein meats like chicken. Do some push-ups whenever you're at home doing nothing, or when you're playing a game and there's a loading screen, etc. Take the stairs instead of elevators. Buy a set of dumbbells and lift for 30 minutes every other day.But Ali got something out of it. What does the average Joe get? Other than women, I suppose, but any woman who is likely to choose a sexual partner based on his muscle mass isn't one I'm likely to procreate with, so that one goes out the window. But it is practical though, to a point. What bothers me about it is that I can't get over the general petit-bourgois feeling I get from those gyms and the like. I like the idea of being healthier, living longer and the like, but is there a way for it to be achieved through more productive means, in an agricultural envrionment? Otherwise, all the energy put into it feels wasted.
It's the discipline bit that interests me the most. I used to have discipline, but it was more in the form of not doing things than in doing things. I guess I'm just looking for a replacement for the feeling of overcoming oneself. If only physical exercise was as Arnie would describe it:
Pardon my curiosity, but how do people actually enjoy exercise? I always found it to be [excruciating], how much does one have to exercise to get a kick out of it?
The short answer is "it varies from person to person".But Ali got something out of it. What does the average Joe get? Other than women, I suppose, but any woman who is likely to choose a sexual partner based on his muscle mass isn't one I'm likely to procreate with, so that one goes out the window. But it is practical though, to a point. What bothers me about it is that I can't get over the general petit-bourgois feeling I get from those gyms and the like. I like the idea of being healthier, living longer and the like, but is there a way for it to be achieved through more productive means, in an agricultural envrionment? Otherwise, all the energy put into it feels wasted.