Last Vizard wrote...
cindercatz wrote...
You don't actually watch the show, do you? I watch every episode because it's a great show, and sex scenes are not there when they shouldn't be, plot wise. You don't know what you're talking about.
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That's assuming people even have a few hours a day, five days a week, which most don't, and that's assuming people don't have other issues that prevent them from working out nearly as effectively as a healthy person. I've got serious injuries, ongoing. I'm a normally athletic person who was always in pretty good shape. Now I'm hurt and asking 10 hours a week of serious excercise (weights or running) is asking quite a lot too much. I've also had asthma for nearly two decades. So I've gained some weight. Still, under that, I'm in better internal shape than 98%+ of people out there, when it comes to blood, etc. I can still do some things physically that most can't just because my body is just naturally different. You wouldn't have a clue if you saw me on the street right now.
But yeah, they should all be fit. Fit, however, does not mean bulked up. It also does not mean every character should be maintaining a dedicated body sculpting regimen. That's as unrealistic as assuming every character should be a supermodel.
I only watched the first couple episodes of TB however my friend who likes Vampires more than i do (I like the living forever part) is still watching it and updates on who bured who in concrete and who bled who to sell to humans lol I do have a rough grasp on the situation of the world over three seasons so far.
Damn, I hope you get better soon because I hate it when you know your stronger than you currently are... if that makes sense, my brother is still recovering from a knee injury he got playing Rugby however lucky for him it was only a blood cyst between the joint when they opened his knee up.
PS. I work 12 hour days at a coal mine in Queensland however I work an equal time roster, If I can find the time I'm sure most can.
Well, sure, the juicy sex and death parts. ;-) I'll only say that hearing the 'highlights' second hand and actually watching the drama unfold are two vastly different experiences. I like hightened drama, in general, not melodrama so much, or overriding understatement. That's the one thing all of my favorite shows (excluding Chuck, more slapstick, and Weeds, which is more sardonic) over the last decade have in common.
Thank you, seriously. That's exactly how I feel. Frustrated and limited. And well wishes to your brother, also. One of my injuries (the less serious, actually, full motion most of the time now) is torn meniscus in my right knee. I couldn't bend or straighten it all the way for eight months. (years ago now, no insurance for surgery) I know how frustrating knee problems can be.
I used to work in television, and I'd be on my feet for eight or ten hours a day, ten to fourteen hour workday, but I got my workout in while at the job, then I'd make it in from the drive home and pass out. My mom, on the other hand, does therapy for eight hours a day, spends two hours+ driving, then does another five or six hours of paperwork, on an average workday. Then fits cooking, cleaning, etc. around that. She's got a fairly common work load, I think. Most people work, eat, wind down, sleep, then repeat for most of the week, and don't have the energy to do more on those days, in my experience. Our society is built on getting the absolute most work out of each individual in a day as it possibly can. We should be more like Europe, with limitations on just how much your job can monopolize your life, but we're not there yet.
also, p.s., Be careful with those mines. Good luck to you. :-)
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