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meazza

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  1. This one is better http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YfvBbxE1vU
  2. On any given Sunday I can destroy anything with sugar around me at the blink of an eye. Cookies? Sure! Ice cream? Definitely. Part of the reason I gained some weight back is because I fell off the wagon. It's no secret that I have the tendency to balloon into a starting offensive lineman if I am not careful but that comes from my own willpower and the choices I make as an individual.
  3. Yes, many. It's due to habits. Generally someone who eats a low sugar/ low carbohydrate and high protein/veggie diet will generally have a healthy weight range. Go to a supermarket and take a look at the main ingredients in most food sold and you'll understand why people can't lose weight, because they eat ****.
  4. It's difficult and it does take sacrifices and beating bad habits. Maybe because he's a doctor, he sees everything from the point of view of treatment rather than personal sacrifice?
  5. Well I was a bit upset that I wasn't made aware of your departure so I figured I'd stick the knife in and turn
  6. The middle class creates complacency. If I'd work as hard as my parents did with my current income, I could probably retire by 35.
  7. Because success is difficult. That's the point. Probably why you went from a middle class family to a greedy 1%'er?
  8. You're speaking to a guy who went from 255 to 195 in less than 6 months (after 3 years I'm at 210-215). I did it through hard work. See diet and exercise forum for more details. No, it's creating winners. If the greatest determinant of wealth in North America is the wealth of ones parents, then I'd be working 7 days a week in a bakery at minimum wage. Just out of curiosity, do you come from a wealthy family since you obviously would fall in the top 1-2% of income as a doctor? If people would put as much effort to better their lives and sacrifice as immigrants do, then you'd see much less people on lower incomes. Middle class usually creates complacency.
  9. Actually that's a terrible analogy. You want to lose weight, eat well and exercise. Effectively, the hard stuff. Also, how can you say "what we're doing isn't working"? Tell me which other country has managed to grow this wealthy in comparison to its peers?
  10. Welcome back AJ
  11. Happy Birthday Buftex!
  12. Because this could lead to contagion.
  13. Wouldn't you have to pay capital gains on your unrealized P&L and withholding on tax deferred accounts? Aside from that?
  14. Kimberly what's her name...
  15. I think most liberals who advocate redistribution feel they are solving the worlds problems when in most situations, they are making it worse. Tax and spend is the lazy way out. That being said, I am much more of a libertarian than a conservative.
  16. When the hell have I said that liberals enjoy paying higher taxes so that they can feel morally superior?
  17. That would mean I'd have to re-read that garbage so I'll pass.
  18. What a crock of ****. Seriously where do you come up with this ****?
  19. FYI not everything in this world falls into the prism of left vs right. I'm quite certain that there are many on the left and right who have intelligent and retarded opinions about the subject at hand. I think it's time you stepped out of the box or I'll have to start calling you Sean Hannity.
  20. You could buy shares of a central bank?
  21. Stay safe old friend.
  22. According to the fat cow... the rapists: http://www.mediaite.com/tv/amid-backlash-petition-calls-on-cnn-to-apologize-on-air-for-sympathizing-with-steubenville-rapists/ And yes, this sounds like something from the onion: http://www.mediaite.com/tv/did-the-onion-predict-cnns-sympathetic-coverage-of-the-steubenville-rapists/
  23. With Aliens. Prepare yourself.
  24. Not according to the financial times. http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/59303aee-8ff7-11e2-9239-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2Nvg4pBz7
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