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My dad's advice to me and my brother was to lift weights. "Why don't you lift some weights? Get a little size on you." Now, after many years of education, that is my only sincere advice to all of you. Lift some weights. Get a little size on you. That's it. That's the tea.
My dad liked three things: 1) people who were totally unschooled, genuine "rubes" ("he can't even read! Nothing wrong with him and he can't even read!") 2) encouraging other people to drink recklessly 3) telling people to lift weights and get a little size on them
All my dad told me was to change my attitude. How or into what was not explained.
What matters is change! Constant movement.
I need some heavier weights at home. I fear I’m getting too lithe. Though I think everyone in my life would disagree with me.
The time is now. This is an age of distancing and quarantine, the takes tell me. Make it so
He's not wrong. Scrawny Dungeons & Dragons aficionados are "nerds." Brawny Dungeons & Dragons aficionados "have eclectic tastes."
Yep. Gotta be aware of the brand presentation. You and I get it
Just a little???
I'm sure his idea of size was closer to ours. A "little size" was relative
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