Entertaining is a most appropriate term for them.

heh

"complete with premature ejaculation"

just fucking awesome. speaking from experience?

I like your answers. Awesome! Gawd! the young these days

E7, how are you liking these political debates?

I think a straight angle also doesn't work. I think I also remember that those things, that the bars are really far apart, and I have broad shoulders. But an abb bench with dumbells/barbell should probably do the trick.

How did that go?

A thing like this could work also maybe:




Or rings.

normal incline benchpress targets the upper pecs, right? with reverse incline benchpress I mean that your head is closer to the ground than your hips. So like this:




10 seconds ago I tried push ups with my hands on my bench, and I think I feel more tension in the pec muscles under my nipples.

dumbell flys I really doubt, maybe if you reverse incline. but I think you still train more your the sides of your pecs and that place under your armpits/those muscles over your upper ribs/next to your pecs. It feels that way atleast.

for working the underside of the pecs I've read "body-ups", that's like a chin up, but with your whole torso above the bar. And reverse incline benchpress maybe?

Sarcasm lol. Love it!

Yes, and for some the flashbacks are too often and there are not enough buffers to balance the effects of this emotionally and psychologically - if they live alone, have relationship breakdowns and substance misuse to cope on top of this it can be all too overwhelmingly negative to see the light anymore. I hope they find another solution to maintaining world peace than traumatising people by sending them out to war. If we were to study what belief systems enable people to sustain horror and trauma and survive it healthily this might help us to create more resilience in people. Maybe I should start a thread to see what people would come up with as belief systems that would achieve this? But then again, of all people who would have researched this to come up with a solution you would think it would be the military and they have the biggest problem with it. Strange in the sense that the basic logic - kill another to preserve one's own life that operates in war and in the natural world when faced with a predator - is one that results in people taking their own lives when experienced too often.

Thank you!

In that example I tend to see it as ego, pride, and cultural belief based decision making - I'd rather kill myself than let you have the pleasure of killing me. Some people of another culture, in the same situation, would feel they were more honoured by never giving up and fighting to the death, even when that is inevitable. But agree the recognition of insurmountable odds has the factors in place in that instance. In your initial definition I got the sense of experiencing too much negativity and being forced to participate in things against your values too often for too long that can result in people not being able to live with themselves as they have lost a sense of who they are and the meaning of life - the foundations of what that used to be, have now been destroyed by experience - what and who is surviving for what reason now that I know the world to be this way and myself to have done these things... the trigger of war experience that triggers the survival instinct is so severe it overwhelms the person's capacity to have a will to live. More like a confusion as I think about it, a loss of core self from which the survival instinct can ground itself?

That is a good way of putting it. Too overwhelming to survive.

Yes, but witnessing the horror and participating in the barbarianism has a consequence we see in the suicide stats in the military....

They made fun of it... completely missed the point.

The type on this one is epic. Would make a great super hero film title design...

Melt? Are you in Cle Hts? I ate at Melt with girlfriends a couple of months ago.