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In response to "Jack. Homeslice. Why the *fuck* would I go spend money to take time away from my family to spend time somewhere I'm not comfortable?" by TFox

Unless you're miserable, you're being anti-social. -- nm

Posted by Reagen (aka Reagen) Jan 5 '09, 08:01

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- You should watch the Biggest Loser sometime. It seems a majority of these issues have nothing to do with exercise, etc. -- nm - oblique Jan 5, 08:11 16
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    - I think this is one of those cases in life where you have to accept that you can't relate. - ty97 Jan 5, 08:20 1
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    - So you're down on someone who has willpower issues for not having enough willpower? You must alot of fun in the AA meetings :) - oblique Jan 5, 08:19 12
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        You're missing the point still. - ty97 Jan 5, 08:24 9
        
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        the complaining ain't bad, just if it that shines through at the gym, it could be detrimental to others - ty97 Jan 5, 08:32 1
        
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        if you want your gym to be uncrowded, then by all means drive them out, but then don't in the same breath complain about them being weak minded. -- nm - Reagen Jan 5, 08:27 5
        
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        Let's not forget that you've simultaneously started discussions on how people react to actual rude, hostile behavior. - TFox Jan 5, 08:32
        
        My feeling is that you aren't hiding your hostility as well as you think you are. -- nm - Reagen Jan 5, 08:30 1
        
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        *nods* -- nm - Callisto Jan 5, 08:28
        
        bear in mind that a lot of people with body issues were bullied, so this kind of behaviour is *exactly* a repeat of this - Reagen Jan 5, 08:24
- somewhere, on another message board... -- nm - Max Jan 5, 08:09
- yes, some of us are. you may think it stupid, but not everyone is like you. - ty97 Jan 5, 08:08
- Yes. And it's legit, and every person on erf has something they are sensitive about that they don't like people critiquing, even silently. - TFox Jan 5, 08:07 2
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    - In that I just avoid annoyances so I don't need to rant, but you are nice enough to share them with all of us b/c we love them so much? - TFox Jan 5, 08:11
- absolutely, dude. There's confidence and self-image issues galore that you're only making worse. - Callisto Jan 5, 08:07 5
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    - so you're not making faces at the person (like you said above)? - Callisto Jan 5, 08:11 3
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        There are so many other issues at play than "lack of will power", though. - Callisto Jan 5, 08:18 1
        
        as an aside, I always found it was the suppossed "experts" that didn't use the machines properly more than the novices. - Reagen Jan 5, 08:20
Unless you're already buff, you don't belong in a gym. -- nm - loosilu Jan 5, 08:01 1
- So it's like a home loan. - TaurusII Jan 5, 08:05

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