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Your avatar reminded me.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svuf-0Nn6y0

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Yeah - I was looking at average BMI in the first link but you have to scroll down and link to it there. I was trying to figure out what it means and it seems like maybe the US is high in both very obese people and also very fit people. Not sure if that’s the right conclusion for a really high...

Empty the howler :pickle:

I worked for about two hours this afternoon in lounge pants with no shirt on.

I thought these had been around for a while? Apparently was released previously but it's not a regular flavor and they are bringing it back. Better stock up in case they go off sale again - and since it's processed to the nth degree I imagine you can buy a few boxes of them as they probably...

Me and John Holmes feel that way about people with penile implants but hey, we deal with it.

Seems like that one is somewhat outdated: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_obesity_rate Point is, this is a human nature problem and not just America. Honestly, if it were not for the amount of walking/biking many of the European nations have they would be right there with...

Yeah, the idea of lazy American's as it pertains to obesity is really lazy humans. We are basically the top major world power but just about everybody on the planet is overweight (by BMI) save several African nations and the far East...

Look at Mr furly fancy pants

Never considered hummus a condiment. 🤔

Not sure we technically keep any out all the time. Always depends on what we are having. Typical ones are hot sauce, mustard, honey mustard, mayo and ranch.

You don’t get the need for a 2nd shower if someone showers in the morning for work and then after work runs even say 3-4 miles?

8-10 Rarely less but sometimes more. ETA - after thinking about it my number would have been higher 5-10 years ago before WFH being prevalent and when I worked out more.

Outlook has a great feature it introduced a long time back called Focus Time where it blocks your calendar for you in advance - you can then choose to tweak it at the beginning of a week or day.

As more jobs are automated I’m curious to see what happens to the WFH trend. Tangent - I’ll also point out that if folks hate WFH then I imagine they are really going to hate UBI.

I think the key difference here is distractions you can’t control versus ones you allow. I get that doesn’t apply to everyone but I think it does for a lot of us. I don’t have young kids - if I WFH the only thing I have to do it work. If I go in to the office I have to deal with those...

Funny but I’m the exact opposite- constant distractions at the office. People stopping by to say hi or longer conversations. People sitting at their cubicle on calls. Group conversations in the halls. Longer walks to the bathroom. Really long walk to get coffee and food. Now, do I get...

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