Sick in health, sick of life, same difference.

No it wasn’t a Kubrick film.

“I’m the last airbender.”

“I’m blue da ba dee da ba die”

“Can you paint with all the colors of the wind?”

An LSD trip only lasts a few hours, but acid flashbacks are forever.

I went to Sensation in “Brussels”. It was actually an hour train ride outside of Brussels. The train back was one of the worst experiences I’ve ever been through. Everyone dead tired, no seats, dirty ass white clothes. One kid legitimately looked like he was dead. A person in our loose group of acquaintances threw up…

That’s why there’s the whole “regardless of the score” portion of my post.

Smaller storylines:

Cool, neither of those stats change the fact that he has sat out a lot of fourth quarters. If you want to talk about minutes, he isn’t even close to being the league leader.

He could start playing fourth quarters regardless of the score.

Contrary to popular opinion, lactate or, as it is often called, lactic acid buildup is not responsible for the muscle soreness felt in the days following strenuous exercise.

http://running.competitor.com/2010/01/traini…

it works to break up scar tissue and lactic acid

It’s really really really hard to burn fat and build muscle at the same time. You usually either do one or the other. Having more muscle does burn more calories, but the amount is pretty negligible unless you gain like a third of your weight in muscle.

I could definitely spend two hours watching Steve Buscemi act. Making out, not so much.

Maybe they changed it because of Matt Damon’s character in Interstellar?

“Oblivion”: some space travelers in hibernation are woken up behind schedule. Trouble ensues.

Russell Wilson automatically disqualifies them from this conversation.

Jefferson seemed to be pretty upset at the refs during the clips from the Rockets game.