Some power washers will tear your skin off

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Ah man, don't be mean. It's just different strokes and all that. There's a lot to love about Middle Earth, and some people just love different things.

I found this concerning too, until I watched the beginning again. He was chewing on his lip during the intro, and they might have done a few takes of that shot. He says superbowl perfectly fine at 8:11

I'm not entirely sure what his deal is or why he's famous, but I've seen a handful of videos that he's posted to YouTube.

He'll set up a little table like the one in the meme at a college campus, and his sign will read something divisive and clickbaity like "there are only two genders CHANGE MY MIND"

He basically invites people to debate him on camera, but he isn't sincere in any way and the whole setup is just a mechanism for him to generate content of him owning the libs. For instance, he uses a system where there's just one microphone between him and the other person, but he always holds the microphone and he can cut people off any time he wants. Any time he loses ground in an argument he'll say something like "the point isn't to be right; it's to change my mind" or some dumb shit.

He's a right wing guy with dumb opinions and he argues in bad faith. That's pretty much his whole deal

I don't use mine as slaves. I just force them to hang out with me at my camp and they just happen to do chores for me.. cause they like it

Thank you for de-clickbaiting the title of the article lol

Me neither, but this guy has ConcernedApeLLC on his LinkedIn.

I really don't like that it uses the same assets as Stardew and seems to be very much in the same genre.

These bubbles want to fuck you, and you’ll want to fuck them, too.

Hey it's not exactly what you asked for, but at Carl's Jr. there's a whole ass list of cool substitutions you can make for free. You can order "whole leaf" lettuce instead of shredded. If you ask for a "large bun" on one of the smaller sandwiches and they'll give you one that's usually used for one of the big burgers.

I wore a crappy 10kg weighted vest as often as I could for about two months, hoping that it would turn me into Goku. It was extremely draining, and I felt like I would never get used to it.

And I didn't. Not really. It was difficult to wear for more than one day, and I couldn't really gauge if I had spent enough time recovering from my last session before I put it back on. I'd wear it on and off throughout the day and then go for a run, then take it off for a day or two and put it back on once I felt back to normal. But I'd quickly realize I hadn't fully recovered.

I just never felt like I was getting the most out of it or using it to its full potential. I experimented quite a bit, but it was a lot different than other exercise tools.

I guess my advice would be to take it slow. Slower than you'd think. Especially when you start hiking and running and sweating in it.