More like someone who is strong but not THAT strong, and lean but not REALLY lean! Wants to be a both but is trapped by their middling genetics.

Also don’t forget about the power builders in the chat. Power lifting with hypertrophy focused accessory work!

I am a fork lifter and a power lifter. 

Agreed on no generational stereotypes. I was asking the top comment what they were alluding to. What’s funny is a read a book by Magda Gerber that encouraged all of this in the 70s. I do hope that each generation becomes better at parenting, taking what they learned from their parents’ shortcomings. I’ll be curious to…

How so? I’m a new parent and an older millennial. What pitfall would you suggest I avoid? One thing I’m doing different than my parents is encouraging my kids feelings, letting them know it’s ok to be mad/sad/silly/etc. My boomer parents would “give us something to cry about” and taught us to bury emotion. 

I always like to see what commenters on FoxNews are thinking, call it morbid curiosity. They are doing what they do best and getting upset over the narrative attacking their sense of whiteness. The main argument is “Liberal media is trying to make this about race, but doesn’t want to talk about sex trafficking.” They…

Order a third dish. Boom! My wife and I each get our own thing and will share a bite or two at most (we eat like ravenous dogs) and then we split an app or extra entrée. I don’t like the fact that ol’ boy only eats half of the thing he orders knowing full well his partner doesn’t. If that’s the case he shouldn’t touch…

I always get a kick out of my mother in law. She is in really good health for her age, but lives by some weird food rules. She will only eat half a banana in the morning. I asked why won’t she eat the whole thing because the fruit flies were annoying me. She told me “bananas are fattening” as she slurped down a venti…

You are correct on bolt. I’ve been out of the Marines a while and trained on both M4 and M9, but same difference, it’s very easy to release the bolt with a single press which will effectively chamber a round.

My USPS driver likes to do 40-50 in my neighborhood. Hopefully the giant windshield will help her see if kids are playing on the street! I always want to yell slowdown, but then I won’t get my mail quickly...

She can afford to send her kids to the best private school now!

My wife surprised me at our wedding by bringing in a 100 of these as a late night snack for everyone. I’m not one to cry thanks to my programming, but this brought a tear to my eye!

Also you really should never have a magazine loaded with your rifle not on your person. If it’s on display like that (should be locked up but she’s dumb) the magazine and ammo need to be secured (locked up) somewhere else. This lady would be arrested in Switzerland per my swiss army friend!

I’m a former Marine, and this would be unacceptable. She has the magazine loaded with the hammer back. All it takes is a single button press and the bullet will be chambered and ready to shoot. If you have a magazine in the hammer should be forward, there shouldn’t be a bullet chambered, and the safety should be on. Wh…

They lived in the same country, but read different headlines...

My first car in was a Frontier XE with the little fold down seat in the back. I thought it was so dorky, but I quickly learned most girls did not care about cars. Only douchebags cared what truck you had, and I didn’t want to be friends with those dudes anyway. I loved my little blue truck until all the electric blue …

I’m glad I’m not alone. The shirts do the very thing they swore to protect against!

I’ve always used deodorant after I shower at night and am rarely smelly. The weird thing is I get sweaty whenever I wear dry-fit moisture wicking shirts like golf polos, under armor tee shirts etc. If I wear cotton my armpits smell good 24/7

Thanks! It will be a very interesting couple of decades. I try to predict what life will be like for my kids in their 30s and I literally have no idea what the world will be like. I just hope it’s better than today.

I think the medical costs of an elderly dog should be taken into consideration too. Had I not had a good upward career trajectory I don’t think I could have afforded the multiple surgeries my 11 year old aussie has needed over the last three years. His last surgery set me back $5k.