doggy dirty

I have a Stoic 6 inch, no taper, no pad. Needs to be broken in a little bit, but it's a good belt.

Depends on what you're looking to get out of it. Are you looking for a fun, party experience, or are you looking to get an introspective reality check? Your mindset heading in will determine the experience.

If you are just doing it for the frick of it, then I would advise you to make sure that you're in a comfortable spot and in a great mood heading in. Satisfy these requirements and you will most likely have a good time. Senses will be heightened, colors will be vivid, and music will sound awesome. You may get some weird visual distortions depending on dosage.

Want to go deep? Make sure you are in the correct headspace. Up the dosage, be prepared for the strangeness. Whatever you have lied to yourself about or you know to be true about yourself - be prepared to face it head on. Psychedelics can teach you a lot, but you won't learn anything that you don't already know to be true about yourself.

Anyone else get it? Thinking hard about this, I need that bubble butt.

What is the negative effect of the very high calcium, if any?

Bump.

This thread has been invaluable to me as a new homeowner. The previous owners apparently cared very little for lawn care so I've had my work cut out.

Question:

I recently received the results of two soil tests for my front and back yards from LSU Ag and both tests show that I have relatively acidic soil (5.4 & 5.8) and very high Calcium (1930 & 2400 ppm). The recommendation was to add Lime which I know is the common recommendation for increasing the pH, but this seems odd to me since it will increase Ca.

Any insight into this situation? I can provide more info on other elements if necessary.

Great thread, thanks!

Unless you died again before retrieving your souls. Which, let's be honest, you likely did.

DARK SOULS

Thanks. I never said the house would be in both our names. I never said it wouldn't. She and I can figure that out on our own. I'm just talking money here. I'm fully aware of the statistics and history of guys getting fricked over when situations like this go awry.

Thanks to everyone that has contributed to the actual topic.

I know of the various calculators and they are certainly useful.

I'm looking for advice from the real world to see how it matches with what the calculators say.

Haha, seemingly an oxymoron, I know. We have it figured out though. Lucky us, I guess.

Lotta bitter guys here.

If it makes everyone more comfortable with what has been presented, you can pretend I said wife. I'm OK with that.

I'm looking for advice on financials, not my romantic situation.

Why?

My girlfriend and I are looking to buy a house around the first of the year.

Combined gross income of $113k/yr with additional income from commission of ~$10-15k/yr. 10% of this goes into retirement accounts. We both expect to advance in our careers and subsequently earn more as time goes on.

About $30k in student loan debt resulting in monthly payments of about $600. There is the option to restructure this to about $300/mo. About $700/mo in auto payments. No credit card or other debt.

My credit is about 810. Hers is around 700.

What is the MT general advice on home price limit, expected interest rate, etc. This board has been a very useful source of info, but some input on my personal situation is appreciated.

TIA

Back day is my favorite. Heavy deads.

I like shoulder day. Almost to a 200 lb standing press.

Am I the only dude that doesn't have an arm day? Bis get worked on back day, tris get worked on chest day....

I've followed the threads since I found the original on here - before he decided to go for it. He was just shite talking and trolling, now he's completely dedicated. It's great to see.

Any idea of his rates? I'm guessing he's the pro at....Beaver Creek?

I'm thinking of springing for a 5-lesson package with Chris Burkstaller at The Island to work on a specific fundamental flaw (hips stop rotating on downswing, causing spine angle to straighten).

Thoughts? Is he the right guy for the job? Any advice is welcome.