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Was he meant to be governor there? Just a Terminator reference from what I could see. And so help me, I thought the WTC thing was just a morbid coincidence. Anyway, what is Clinton still doing president in 2003? Putin wasn't President in 1999 either, and Arnie going into politics was kind of a big ...

I walk at 4mph, so 5 or more seems better for a sustained jog on a treadmill.

Have you considered long walks or hiking? You don't need any expensive equipment, you don't have to just stare at the walls, fresh air, less impact than running or jogging on your joints. It's good as a regular thing too.

Atario wrote: The cultural references in that cartoon makes me think it's from around 1999. Is it?

2003. The World Trade Centre? Governor Schwarzenegger?

Zarys wrote: Explain how the fact with wich girl Hisao make his living will have influence on disasters.

A freak sequence of events, as this somewhat offensive little cartoon demonstrates. One angry hipster douche and it's all over.

Lilly: Classical beauty since ancient Greece...Big tits The precise ordering of these words greatly amuses me. "Oh, I'll talk about ancient Greece and classical stuff and BEAU- Nah, big jugs." :P Also, who cares about ancient Greece in a discussion of a modern human being's preferences? Ancient Rom...

So this putting them in order as a list is a thing now, is it? Fine. Emi: Under five feet, petite frame, athletic, A-cup boobs. Outgoing but kind and supportive. Winner winner chicken dinner. Rin: 5'2", short red hair, naturally slender. Dem feets. Forever inspired and insightful. Second place physi...

You should try it, or go cycling :D Absolutely this. I can't run, I have two bad knees and a bad ankle. Cycling, meanwhile, is much lower impact. I have no idea how much weight I've lost doing it and hiking - in terms of numbers. In terms of appearance, I've had to go out and buy slim fit everythin...

Like Hisao says, she's blossoming into a woman, and you can see that even though she's retained her youth in a very pretty way, there are signs that she's going to develop nicely as well. She's 19, so she's on the cusp of adulthood anyway, not much in the way of changes left. Exercise plus genetics...

Are you personally put off by her looking young, or by fears of what other people might think?

I tick most of those boxes along with quite a few for DPD. It kinda sucks but that's life, I guess.

Potato wrote: Medication is ironically really fucking awful for people in many cases...

You mean you don't take Zortafrinex?

Due to a series of sitcom-level-horrendous life experiences (Sitcoms love the "person gets a friend and/or date because the friend/date just lost a bet or took a dare" plot...It seems implausible in reality until you meet humanity's dregs.), I am immediately locked into a state of low-level paranoi...

People with Long QT are expected to live normal lives but there is the risk of a sudden episode being too much. source

The fear of betrayal: Most of my life has been marred by friendships that end in betrayal or a particularly nasty spat that leaves shrapnel. While technically not a phobia nor crippling it affects how I think and interact in such a way that I think it does limit me socially. Which may be part of wh...

I'm no neurologist, and neither am I a psychologist, but I'd imagine it'd be a little like hearing a new (human) language rather than like a computer reading a new type of file, so it may take some getting used to, but I'm sure either could cope. Brain development ends at the early to mid 20's thou...