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i really enjoyed To Kill A Mockingbird, looking forward for her new book. I have already read this (Portuguese translation) years ago, but I managed to get it for £3, so:

I think it will be a very interesting season, the characters in the new continent developed very well in the books.

I watched 2 yesterday and it was fucking great.

Btw, John Fante is pretty amazing.

When I moved to the UK, I was presented with a plethora of soft drinks we simply don't have available where I'm from. One of those is Dr. Pepper - It tasted like children's antibiotics. I also tried vanilla coke and irn bru, it all tasted like shit. I'm thinking these drinks didn't pass consumer tests in the south of Europe or something.

I question the sheer amount of soft drinks in one of those pictures.

Lining up: Will be interesting to read more Camus stuff, I really enjoyed "The Stranger".

Are you already doing a reverse grip? IE,

My sleep has been really crap lately, I get to bed and fall asleep quite easily, but for fuck sake - 5 hours later I'm waking up and from then on I can't sleep. I often go into this state of lucid dreaming for a couple of hours before I get up. I have not used an alarm clock for ages now. It's amazing how the body adjusts to these things, I have not had a single good night's sleep in over 6 months now, I feel tired all the time, but I somehow manage to power through the days. Sometimes I might need to go to bed early due to being absolutely shattered, but that just fucks up my internal clock, it's a guarantee that I will be waking up in 5-6 hours or so and not be able to sleep anymore.

1 min more or less, at some point I'll get around to learn better algorithms.

Part of the 4 screens master race now!!

It's not mine! I let a friend crash in my couch for a while and he forgot it here. I don't know how to play the ukulele.

Yep. I don't even have an aerial cable, which means no live tv.

Got my hands in these:

"Any damn fool can beg up some kind of job; it takes a wise man to make it without working."

Traps is totally normal, chest is odd, lower back is dangerous and you should take care of your form.

If you'd consider stepping back into fantasy again, a few years ago I read the Long Price Quartet, I've read loads of fantasy series, but this one has in my opinion the most interesting concept - poets and andats. Murakami? I read something by him some time ago and it was quite good. I picked up and started on, because my dumbass never got around to read it before. Which Murakami? I've read a few books by Ryu Murakami which were quite short but were good stories (Popular Hits of the Showa Era being one example) but I assume you mean Hiroki Murakami. His writing seems a bit serious but I might check it out properly. The Liar's Key by Mark Lawrence is out in June - can't wait!! Will definitely check this out - still want to read Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale as well... Thanks all Yeah, Hiroki, 1Q84 sounds interesting. And yeah, I'm going to order Prince of Fools later, I found it under £5 on a website. I love Mark Lawrence. Post Office was pretty fucking amazing, definitely one of the best reads I've had in a long time! Now reading,

If you'd consider stepping back into fantasy again, a few years ago I read the Long Price Quartet, I've read loads of fantasy series, but this one has in my opinion the most interesting concept - poets and andats. Murakami? I read something by him some time ago and it was quite good. I picked up and started on, because my dumbass never got around to read it before.

I feel like I've been missing out on great literature, it's all about catching up. I don't necessarily read fast either, most of my reading happens during the night, unfortunately it's not every night I can read, other night time activities often take over and I find myself outside with drink in hand or keeping someone else's feet warm in a random bed in Kent. I've recently made the decision that I don't want to drink anymore during the week, this has been helping my reading time considerably. As the days go by and I keep myself sober, I am able to sleep a little bit better and my hands are less shaky in the morning,I also no longer wake up to a feeling of incoming dread. Somehow this post went from books to me admitting my borderline alcoholism problem.

Waiting for this to arrive!

Increasing weights each week is unnecessary if you are performing the exercises correctly and know your strength. No one gains the strength to increase their lifts like that each week, it's all about finding the correct weight. The deadlift especially, it took me ages to increase my lifts after a few years - I could add more, but I'd be sacrificing form, and when it comes to deadlifts... one way ticket to snap city!

You guys take QD way too seriously. The man is a poastering genius and you keep stepping into his poast-bear traps.

Which affiliate program did you sign up with? CuntAds?

Indy, try chest+tris. Bench will hit your tris quite hard, so after you're done with your tris the burn is insane! Last exercise: dips. Your triceps will be crying. I used to do chest+bis like most people (we used to call it "copacabana training") but i switched it up the last couple of years with great results! Edit: I don't lift anymore

All I can say is that it looks brilliant! If I played any games and owned an iPhone, I'd be on the lookout for this!