That's what I ended up doing. Sometimes I'll do the leg workouts if I'm bored with whatever other program I'm into. Pay attention to your arm muscles as you move forward; I found that I lost a lot of definition and had to go back to traditional weight exercises after a few weeks.

Anyone else inconsolable over Chris Abbott's departure? Because I am.

Not only that, if she's following Tracy's meal plan she isn't getting near enough the nutrients she needs for proper bone health. I was not surprised when I found out about the osteopenia either.

It's actually 3 lbs. and you're right, she has no base of knowledge on any of it. Here's an old Jez link with more info.

They are awful. The leg stuff works okay if you can stand doing the same thing 70 times, 7 days a week but my arms actually lost definition when I started it. Also, the "meals" for which she includes recipes are like a blueprint for becoming anorexic. She is a fraud.

You and me both, man. You and me both.

Them again.

Sure, but what happens when there isn't a real cost to begin with, which is often the case? Are any of these people getting fired for saying what they did? Not really. Even Robertson has his show back. I think the best case scenario is that they get called out, do (or don't) apologize and then get fired. Sometimes the…

I think you're correct. Like I said, I wasn't personally offended by her joke but I think most—if not all—of our cultural problems come from a lack of empathy.

Did you even read my comment? I prefaced it by saying that Leggero's joke doesn't offend me and I was taking issue with the other people, not her.

I disagree. I think that allowing that bad behavior to go unchecked promotes it, in a way. But thanks for responding.

Ha! These aren't my real names but that is funny. :)

Leggero's joke doesn't really offend me but to say that people like Baldwin, Palin, Robertson and Tosh should not apologize—even if they don't really mean it—to me sends the message that such behavior is okay. If you allow people to spew hatred and idiocy without demanding some sort of public acknowledgment that said…

I don't think I've been hysterical in any of the comments I posted...?

Another commenter brought up that she may have done it from a Kindle? IDK.

The context is that the workplace I was in at the time was very fashion conscious so people were constantly making unsolicited comments on other people's outfits and style choices. It was exhausting.

Interesting, thanks!

Yeah, that's more like the schedule I had when I was a kid, too.

This is amazing. Thank you.