It's kind of gone by the wayside in med school. Planning to invest in a home gym once I start intern year. Anyone dabbled in the home gym stuff?

Glad to see so many familiar handles. OT may be covered in cobwebs, but it's still here.

This "heel" stuff is nothing. All y'all forget the greatest Rock scene of all time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIEhgNwx_58

Man, this is a spicy thread.

Really I would have to go draft or no draft if they told me to, but my job isn't to kill anyone. :) Personally I would find it interesting to talk to the guys on both sides. I'm sure we'd have some things in common. Their food and beer are delicious, their coffee will put hair on your chest, their women are fine as hell and it would be cool to see the countryside. They act tough as nails but are deeply emotional.

People who talk about going to fight and kill are misguided fools. Go watch some interviews with people who have actually done that and see how they feel about breaking into someone's home and killing them next to their wife and kids. There are bad actors in wars, sure. But at the end of the day there's a human cost that can't be appreciated behind a keyboard thousands of miles away. Ask them how they felt when they saw the guys they laughed with hours earlier sitting in body bags rotting in the sun, or when they had to go tell the family. People die for the agenda of the rich and powerful, period.

Having said that, the comment about weakening population, etc, is ignorant. There are, and always will be, men and women who are born to kill. They train at the highest level and itch for a fight regardless of he said she said. I think you will find that smaller, more refined and cohesive units are a force to be reckoned with -- again by actually talking to the people who have done these things. These people are always a small percentage of the population. More than most fail selection. If you read the Hagakure, people have said for centuries that men "don't have the virility they used to". It's all perspective.

I think my favorites were

"help I burnt my girlfriend"

"do you believe in god or do you believe in science"

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@outworld222: in time all things pass away. Maybe the niche that the old gamespot filled could not be replaced. The unions lost their activity toward the end just like myspace did when facebook came around.

Lol, I watched Sketchy Micro and Boards and Beyond all day long. I guess you can call that a day off.

I agree with conan; when admin in any organization say they are going to make xyz changes, they don't care what employees or end-users think about it. The old forums were proprietary, then the blue forums an in-house design that focused on community but probably cnet could not justify the expense of upkeep - the forums were down quite frequently for maintenance and they have progressively gutted the end-user experience which was once quite intricate and unique to gamespot. The business model of gamespot complete was abandoned in favor of a parent company with extensive resources and advertising revenue that do not need to cater to the users. this is not something we will probably see again in a larger network.

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