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re: Shadeur’s draft playlist

Posted by lsugerberbaby on 4/25/25 at 9:16 pm
Friday - Rebecca Black

re: This really is a dogshit draft

Posted by lsugerberbaby on 4/24/25 at 1:53 pm
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The WR and DB class is especially garbage


I think there are some really high level guys that'll go day two that'll be solid #2's.

I love Savion Williams, and think he'll be a dangerous weapon if used right. Run him out the wildcat - just needs the ball in his hands.

Outside of the top 5...Tai Felton, Tez Johnson, Jaylin Noel
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The thing is I’m mostly carnivore and wasn’t sure if I got to 180 but ate mostly meat doing it if it would help or hurt my cholesterol?


Stay on the carnivore diet. We've been lied to about meats being bad for us.
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I've never understood being in the gym for 2 hours


I love being in the gym in the mornings and getting my mind right for the day. As some poster said above, it's my 'happy place' - not a chore.

I default to the Apple Watch goals for the day (90 minute workout/ 600 calories), and hit that every morning between 5:30 - 7:00. Again, as someone else said before, I'll workout two stations at a time (example: alternating chest/ shoulders/ tri/ abs) 3x10, then onto the next two stations.

re: Creatine - your go to brand

Posted by lsugerberbaby on 4/19/25 at 2:28 pm
Creatine HMB from Transparent Labs
Everything I saw, Hidalgo brought the ball up most of the time. It appeared that Miles was playing more of the 3. She’d bring the ball up occasionally. She’s quick in her feet, but absolutely plays bigger than 5’-10”. She’s very versatile and dynamic - would be an excellent snag for CKM.

Smith played center, but she didn’t play like a center…probably best used as a four.
This girl is legit. She and Hidalgo were the team. She seemed very crafty with the ball with excellent footwork and could get in the paint with bigs.

Would be a great replacement for Smith.
Transparent Labs - Bulk

You could start here, and if you feel like you want more, try their "Bulk Black."

They claim to have clean ingredients. I don't know about that, but it's probably the cleanest I've found.

re: UFC 313: Pereira vs Ankalaev

Posted by lsugerberbaby on 3/8/25 at 9:52 pm
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Same here. Tons of people on X are saying it’s not working


Man, WTF?!?! Fix it, Dana!

re: 2 open days in Banff

Posted by lsugerberbaby on 3/6/25 at 1:48 pm
I enjoy more strenuous hikes, so for me:

Moraine to Mt. Temple (Even if you make it to Larch Valley, I think you'll be pretty amazed).

Johnson Canyon/ Ink Pots

Lake Louise

re: 2 open days in Banff

Posted by lsugerberbaby on 3/5/25 at 8:38 am
Lake Louise --> Mirror Lake --> Lake Agnes Tea House
Moraine Lake --> Larch Valley --> Sentinel Pass --> Mount Temple
Johnson Canyon --> Ink Pots

That's if I only had two days.

re: New Hampshire/ Vermont

Posted by lsugerberbaby on 3/4/25 at 4:25 pm
I'm going to dive into all of this information - I really appreciate it!

Would Lebanon be the recommended airport for the Bethlehem, NH area and for Waterbury, VT?

re: New Hampshire/ Vermont

Posted by lsugerberbaby on 3/4/25 at 1:07 pm
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What parts of VT and NH will you be visiting?


Sorry, should have been specific. Races would be in Killington, VT and Cannon Mountain, NH.

I'm open to staying anywhere within 45 minutes of those areas.

Is 4-5 days enough time there, you think?

re: Anybody buying?

Posted by lsugerberbaby on 3/4/25 at 1:01 pm
I bought Tesla....because Ancient Tiger did.

New Hampshire/ Vermont

Posted by lsugerberbaby on 3/3/25 at 3:27 pm
I have some, potential races in June in New Hampshire and Vermont. Is there much to do around there?

It'd mostly be an outdoorsy trip, but would love some recommendations for restaurants and anything else that may be worth the trip.
It's possible. But when toying with the idea of making the switch, I noticed the difference when I'd eat fries in seed oil vs tallow. Which honestly, was rare, because I didn't really eat fried food to begin with.

Just my personal experience in using tallow.

It's alarming how much seed oil is in stuff though. And I don't understand its place in the ingredients.
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is there any legit research showing that seed oils are the big boogeyman they're making it out to be? I would think that if somebody is fat and unhealthy due to seed oils they'd continue being fat and unhealthy if they replaced all seed oil consumption with tallow/butter consumption.


I don't know any studies behind whether or not they make you fat, but there's quite a bit of evidence that seed oils are highly inflammatory and terrible for your gut.

As someone who was dealing with significant inflammation/ bloating, seemingly out of nowhere, I can tell you that cutting out seed oils and ultra processed foods has make a major difference.


I switched to carnivore almost a year ago, and I've never felt better. Using tallow tastes so much better than any oil. For anyone that questions it, try frying in tallow and tell me you don't feel the difference. You don't cough up all the grease in your grease trap either.

ETA: I say "Carnivore Diet," but I've now moved more to "Animal Based."

re: Pneumonia Question

Posted by lsugerberbaby on 2/25/25 at 1:14 pm
I had pretty severe back pains. I initially thought it was a pulled muscle. Hurt like hell to cough.

re: Sea-Ice Marathon in Sweden

Posted by lsugerberbaby on 2/24/25 at 1:37 pm
Running on ice/ packed snow is miserable. Having shaky legs, constantly finding balance, and the freezing temps absolutely wears on you.

Not sure how some of those people are going the distance without spikes.