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phxsorry. i'm still not on board. § 2013-12-03 12:33:19phxmy footwear is how i choose to embrace joedoucher2013-12-03 12:32:51my inner lesbian. the soles are good for my feet.phxI said I'm glad i dont live there, idiot, why Fosterchild2013-12-03 12:32:31the fuck are you asking if you said that, idiot?qbcI know how that goes trending2013-12-03 12:31:19When I installed the chinup bar 4 years ago or so, I could barely do 2. After awhile I could do 12-15.milAn impeached POTUS, sexual harasser and liar control_freak2013-12-03 12:30:41is what I remember.reaOK, I should bookmark this one for next time trending2013-12-03 12:30:25he comes around causing trouble and accusing someone of lying. Where did he get 47/smoker? Any of that true?milNope, I said left alon, where it is. C'mon stop notsochristianjohn2013-12-03 12:29:36being so dense on purpose.unkI won't be buying anything in a store for xmas. § MadOnion2013-12-03 12:29:27phxNo I did for fucks sake, Jesus Christ § Fosterchild2013-12-03 12:29:24qbccheck out the 100 pushup and 200 situp plans MadOnion2013-12-03 12:28:52when I started I could barely do 10 pushupsphxDid I say that? § Saratchka2013-12-03 12:28:45phxIt's been a large part of mine, for sure. onojim2013-12-03 12:28:45When I bought that worthless land in the eighties, they thought I was nuts. Between the timber and the gas lease it all worked out. phxGlad I dont live there, that would suck to have Fosterchild2013-12-03 12:28:15your home ripped upqbcWow. Impressive. trending2013-12-03 12:28:14I only get upper body workouts these days when I'm doing work in the yard or construction. I used to have a pull up bar near the kitchen but not any good places for it in our new house, so it's in the workshop, that's cold :-) I am thinking of paying $600 from the local sports equipment place for one of those machines. But I could try situps and pushups too .qbcI'm about twenty lbs over where I'd like to be redmeat12013-12-03 12:28:10But I don't consider myself "fatass".seaFooled me. I thought she was an ordinary idiot. § W-B-Hogwallop2013-12-03 12:27:47phxhonestly, i'm not a fan. joedoucher2013-12-03 12:27:09seems like anything that has the potential to turn tap water into a flammable substance is likely a bad idea.Well, I shouldn't say stupid. There's just a redmeat12013-12-03 12:27:05demographic change happening in this country.milNah, I've heard cons say otherwise. § StealthLezzy2013-12-03 12:26:39qbcI also do 70 pushups and 150 situps MadOnion2013-12-03 12:26:053 days a week. I've been getting healthy for months now.qbcI don't go near malls, especially now. § MadOnion2013-12-03 12:25:24qbcAwesome! You should be proud of yourself trending2013-12-03 12:25:24for doing something most posters on WoPo seldom do. If it's not raining I'll go on my loop through the hills otherwise, will do my 30-40 min on the treadmill.unkGOP Congressional Candidate Switches Parties, Sa lie_____detector2013-12-03 12:24:49GOP Congressional Candidate Switches Parties, Saying Hate Has No Home in Representation Congressional candidate and Army veteran Jason Thigpen was formerly a Republican, seeking election to the U.S. House in North Carolina’s 3rd Congressional District, running against Republican Representative Walter Jones. But Thigpen switched parties yesterday. He is now running as a Democrat. Thigpen said, “Enough is enough. After discussing it with my wife and family, I’ve decided to run as a Democrat rather than a Republican. I simply cannot stand with a Party where its most extreme element promote hate and division amongst people.” Thigpen says he’s received a lot of support from other North Carolina Republicans, and that the vast majority of Republicans don’t agree with these “radical nut-jobs”. Thigpen, an Army veteran who received a Purple Heart, is not impressed with his past party’s efforts to steal the right to vote from Democrats, “I didn’t go to war to defend the liberties and freedoms of one Party, race, sex, or one income class of Americans. Whether white, black, Hispanic, Asian, man, woman, gay, lesbian, straight, rich, or poor – we fought together as equals, side-by-side for the benefit of every American in the same. So, to come home from serving our country and see North Carolina legislators using their super-majority status to gerrymander districts and pass a law to deliberately suppress and oppress the voting rights of Democrats but more specifically minorities and college students, is absolutely deplorable.” The final straw was the Republican shutdown, which Thigpen notes was “real patriotic”. He said, “Shutting down the government was seemingly easy for our elected Representatives, as they’re not adversely affected with their pay being protected by the Constitution. They were some real patriots though, huh? These so called Representatives sat around in Washington playing chicken with their constituent’s lives all while patting each other on the back saying ‘great job.’ Yeah that’s real patriotic all right.” Whatever motivated Thigpen, the country needs more Republicans standing up to their party’s hatred and saying no more. reaIts $410 a month and I get a subsidy. MadOnion2013-12-03 12:24:46Its the lowest cost of all the gold plans offered in my state, which has already reasonable insurance costs. You can blame competition.unk'Too Big To Fail' Is Worse Than Before Financial lie_____detector2013-12-03 12:24:20'Too Big To Fail' Is Worse Than Before Financial Crisis WASHINGTON -- Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) warned in a speech Tuesday that the problem of banks considered "too big to fail" has only gotten worse since the 2008 financial crisis, potentially sowing the seeds of a future crisis. "Today, the four biggest banks are 30 percent larger than they were five years ago. And the five largest banks now hold more than half of the total banking assets in the country," Warren said in a keynote address at a conference on the future of financial reform put on by the Roosevelt Institute, a think tank. "Who would have thought five years ago, after we witnessed firsthand the dangers of an overly concentrated financial system, that the 'too big to fail' problem would only have gotten worse?" Warren urged the passage of a new Glass-Steagall Act that would separate commercial and investment banking. The Depression-era legislation was repealed in 1999 with huge bipartisan majorities, allowing depository institutions to undertake riskier securities trading. Warren, along with Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) have called to revive the legislation, but it stands little chance of passing. In her speech, Warren urged those who oversee bank rules to set a timeline to address the problem of bank concentration. She has previously shamed bank regulators for their poor performance, asking them in congressional hearings to recount the last time they took a Wall Street bank to trial. "Treasury Secretary Jack Lew recently said that if 'too big to fail' is still a problem at the end of the year, it might be time to consider other options. I applaud Secretary Lew for laying out a timeline, and I’d like to see other administration officials and regulators follow suit," she said. "If Dodd-Frank gives the regulators the tools to end 'too big to fail,' great -- end 'too big to fail.' But if the regulators won’t end 'too big to fail,' then Congress must act to protect our economy and prevent future crises." "I am confident David can beat Goliath on 'too big to fail,'" she said. "We just have to pick up the slingshot again." qbcwell I'm going for my daily 4 mile walk MadOnion2013-12-03 12:23:22you fatass cons should try exercise sometimereaCan I ask you a question? trending2013-12-03 12:23:13I'm still arguing with coldhands for calling you a liar, because he says you claimed to have a policy at a coverage and cost that he says is too low and impossible for your age as a smoker. I'm just curious - if you have it, how is it possible? I want to rub it in his face next time he tries to call someone a liar w/o any substantiation for his foul-mouthed infantile claim.milNot that I'm some big anti abortion nut. § redmeat12013-12-03 12:22:24Crazy__Dude and I would gladly share you! § Liberalhomoguy2013-12-03 12:22:06unkRick Santorum Hits Chris Christie, Ted Cruz Fo lie_____detector2013-12-03 12:21:56Rick Santorum Hits Chris Christie, Ted Cruz Former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) jabbed New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) -- both seen as potential 2016 presidential candidates -- during a stop in Iowa. Santorum spoke with reporters in West Des Moines while promoting "The Christmas Candle," the first movie from his company EchoLight Studios. When asked about Christie's 2016 chances, Santorum wouldn't comment directly on the Garden State governor, but he did say conservative voters can "do a pretty good job" at analyzing what Republican lawmakers "will fight for." “What they’ve fought for and what they haven’t fought for are good indicators of what they will fight for,” Santorum said, according to the Des Moines Register. “All that is fair game and one thing I know is the people of Iowa do a pretty good job analyzing it.” Santorum's not the first Republican to downplay Christie's recent gubernatorial win as a positive sign for 2016. Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) have also downplayed Christie's success. While in Iowa, Santorum also laughed off a question about Cruz, noting that there were a series of frontrunners -- including himself -- for the GOP nomination in 2012 before Mitt Romney was eventually chosen to run. "I just sort of roll my eyes and say, 'I have been there,'" Santorum said. "A lot of things can happen between now and then. I am a very patient man, as are the people of this country." Santorum has criticized Cruz before, saying in October the Texas Senator "did more harm" than good with his attempt to defund the Affordable Care Act. Santorum, who fought for the GOP nomination in the 2012 election, has said he's "open" to a 2016 presidential run.

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