You should because that movie is just eye candy (and I mean all the clothes and shoes and visuals are quite lovely) and also Tom Hardy is in it as well!
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Disagree. Hair is gross and smelly, beards are ugly, and stubble hurts. To each her own!
Oh I wanted to hate this. I wanted to hate this with every fibre of my being!! But then I saw that trailer, and it was so fucking sexy! Yeah I'm totally watching this.
Agreed. Christian Gray is a control freak, kind of OCD. No way he'd be unkempt.
I've loved him since Marie Antoinette. He is YUMMY in that movie. The whole time I was like, "DO THE DAMN THING MARIE! DO ITTTTTTTTT"
Dornan with beard is way hotter than without (almost everyone is) but, that said, clean-cut, boring dude in suit TOTALLY looks more like the guy who will jizz his mommy issues all over you and talk nonstop about his fucking contract.
I was getting all hot and bothered until you used the word "dank". Now I might need to go puke.
6 year CrossFitter here, and I couldn't agree more with your assessment in the article. I love CF the theory (it obv works, see above), but I hate CF the lifestyle. I think it's also important to separate the local affiliate, who in my experience is genuinely invested in improving peoples lives, from CF Corporate who…
It's good to have science majors in your English Comp classes if those classes are curved.
As someone who has enjoyed CrossFit for a year now, I can honestly say our local gym (box,but most of us ddon't use that term) looks nothing like corporate. We look nothing like anyof the large boxes featured oonline. We are regular people with all sorts of regular shapes and sizes. Our coaches are all volunteers, so…
The biggest issue with Crossfit isn't the people constantly talking about it, preaching it as the gospel, saying things like my warm up is your workout, etc.
We don't need to go into a crossfit class to understand that 99% of the people in there are obnoxious, raging douche bags.
I personally would never join crossfit, but I have no problem with it of any other structured type of workout program, or people using trainers etc. Some people just need that to stay motivated and thats understandable. So if thats what works for someone more power to them.
You're absolutely right. People dedicated to working out doing almost any program are going to evangelize that program. Crossfitters happen to be extremely vocal right now, but there is also an increasingly vocal majority these days of people who will tell you how stupid running is. Yoga people evangelize yoga.…
As someone that does the P90X regimen, I can tell you that there is a general indifference between people who do Crossfit and the people who do P90X. It almost seems as if the Crossfit demographic looks down on any other training regimen with the "holier than thou" approach. I will admit that Crossfit probably does…
Because man your local gym won't take a photo of you after a killer WOD man. They need everything to go on social media or you basically didn't work out.
I'm surprised people pay to do CrossFit. It is open source and you can find all the work outs online. Coupled with the fact you can do pretty much any CrossFit regimen in your backyard or your local gym makes me wonder how the hell these people make money.