Ok what's something you know that others don't that makes your life a lot easier?

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Exercising to compensate for eating like crap is not sustainable & detrimental to health (from a wear & tear perspective) in the long run!

Real life e.g: I had an ex who did the same thing, she would eat candy bars, pasta, sweet cereals, and pizza as her diet yet she would do cardio for 2 hours a day to compensate and looked great. However, once a life event hit, she skimped on the cardio and got chubby. Then it took her way longer to lose the weight. I was slightly disgusted that she wouldn't even try to eat a vegetable ("but tomato sauce is a veggie") and dumped her. The difference between the two lifestyles (keep diet to maintain weight vs exercise to offset bad diet to maintain weight) is that we have to eat to survive and we don't have to exercise to survive. Hence why one is sustainable, you always have to do it!!!
 

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I have three monitors at work, about to get a fourth whenever I can be bothered to hook it up. :blessed:


We don't let users outside of the IT department have more than two though. :lolbron:
:stopitslime: @ the classism to keep others dumb.

I got 9 24s 1900x1200 5 portrait under the 3 landscape on the 4770k:ban:. black wall street. we kinda doing big thangs over here. 9th is security cam. I'm shooting down the first obamacare IRS agent that knocks on the door:manny:
 
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Some real shyt...

In the last year, I've really opened my eyes to a lot of issues facing my Black people. I've always felt connected but after certain readings, discussions and experiences... I truly do look at other Black people as truly being on the same side and as FAMILY.

How does that help?

Almost like Neo, I feel jacked out of the Matrix. Growing up in Brooklyn(Old Brooklyn), I learned quickly that when another young man looks at you, it's a challenge, someone bumps you... you do not take the kind route and always apologize, and you almost never say good morning to other young black men that you do not know.

This society w/ it's force feeding of stereotypes truly has made us believe we are enemies to each other. Once a truly opened my eyes, and I started feeling more connected to my black people, I realized that the adrenaline that you feel when you enter one of those "life situations" if a result of FEAR.

Not a fear of this other man, but FEAR of behaving NON THREATENING.

Although, people do still scheme on others, I can't tell you one time lately I've felt that adrenaline rush of a confrontation. Living without looking at your fellow black man as a threat and an opponent is freeing brehs.

Considering the areas that I frequent and chill at, it's beautiful.

IF we all KNEW that we weren't each other's enemy... :to:
 

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Some real shyt...

In the last year, I've really opened my eyes to a lot of issues facing my Black people. I've always felt connected but after certain readings, discussions and experiences... I truly do look at other Black people as truly being on the same side and as FAMILY.

How does that help?

Almost like Neo, I feel jacked out of the Matrix. Growing up in Brooklyn(Old Brooklyn), I learned quickly that when another young man looks at you, it's a challenge, someone bumps you... you do not take the kind route and always apologize, and you almost never say good morning to other young black men that you do not know.

This society w/ it's force feeding of stereotypes truly has made us believe we are enemies to each other. Once a truly opened my eyes, and I started feeling more connected to my black people, I realized that the adrenaline that you feel when you enter one of those "life situations" if a result of FEAR.

Not a fear of this other man, but FEAR of behaving NON THREATENING.

Although, people do still scheme on others, I can't tell you one time lately I've felt that adrenaline rush of a confrontation. Living without looking at your fellow black man as a threat and an opponent is freeing brehs.

Considering the areas that I frequent and chill at, it's beautiful.

IF we all KNEW that we weren't each other's enemy... :to:
this post reminds me when I used to go to the after hours that got shut down (cause of shootings).
I'd talk to bytches and they'd ask me who I went there with and when I said I went there alone they'd look at me crazy..:wtf:


One time this one nucca sized me up to rob me but decide to go for the younger better dressed dude and punched him in the face. young nicca got back up and blasted him. all this happening right infront of me :dahell::banderas:


I laid low for 3 weeks then went back to party :steviej:
 
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