sgjackson

Brother had a SNES with Super Mario World and Pilotwings that I first started playing on. First game of my own was a Genesis with Sonic 2.

Used to all the time, not so much now. Every once in a while I'll see what www.freelanceastronauts.com is doing, though.

...when does tetris hit on PSN? I'm hopelessly addicted to tetris friends.

I could cover some minutia everyone else will, but the most important thing to make WoW fun is to find a good group of people to hang with.

I decided I wanted to change my major and hit the wall super hard...in October. I think it's going to screw me.

Axioma Ethica Odini by Enslaved.

No love for The Dillinger Escape Plan?

" @Ahmad_Metallic said:

" @sgjackson said:

" It's all about deciding you want to change, and going out and grabbing the bull by the horns. You control your life, man. "

but what about when your lifestyle and tendencies are all about sitting/lying down watching shit or playing video games?  Back in April i tried dieting, i ate small healthy meals and bought an exercise bike and exercised for half an hour a day.. went on for 5 weeks and i lost 6 kilos, but i just couldnt take it because i wasnt being myself !  whats the point of a healthy goodlooking lifestyle if its not your bag ? im not interested in being so active and shit, my main hobbies consist of me sitting down and enjoying the different mediums of media..  Believe me i keep telling myself i wanna start a diet, and i get on the bike once in a while. i really dont wanna fall under the fatso stereotype and try to avoid it but doing so means changing myself and what i do and enjoy and that cant be done..   i wanna lie in bed and watch Seinfeld, u hear me ? "

 You have to look at taking care of your body with proper nutrition and exercise the same way you look at going to work and practicing personal hygiene: it's something you just have to do to keep yourself in the best position to enjoy the things you like.   You don't have to be a walking Bowflex commercial to lose fat and get more energy. It only takes 30 minutes of solid cardio a day and good decisions at meal times to stay fit. You don't have to stop sitting in front of the TV or PC.  "

" @sgjackson: you mean a weight range? I'm 6ft 1" and about 78kg "

" @sgjackson: I have told many people this before. A 6 pack is pretty easy to get, it's just that most people 'do it wrong'.  All you need to get a 6 pack is cardio, the abs are already there but just covered by fat.  I honestly did no crunches or situps and just did cardio and now I have a 6er. "For

I was like 6'2" and 205-210, depending on how much I was working out, in high school. Kinda chubby, never was in great shape, never awful either. However, once I graduated, I ballooned up to 235, a combination of hating school and a more sedentary lifestyle (less exercise and MORE OPPORTUNITY TO GRAZE, people never mention that but you get fatter by not having enough shit to do). Eventually, I looked at a pic of my self, decided I looked disgusting, and started eating right and working out hardcore. Lost 50 pounds one summer, got down to 185, got a bunch of lady friends to go clothes shopping with me, and now I look a lot better. It's all about deciding you want to change, and going out and grabbing the bull by the horns. You control your life, man.
 
I've gained a little back and am thinking about starting my regimen up again to try to get a six-pack. It'll be hard but so fucking worth it if I get there (or as close as I can genetically come to one).