Awesome thread, where body builders argue about how many days there are in a week: https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=107926751
Unheard History of Bodybuilding Forums
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#62Awesome thread, where body builders argue about how many days there are in a week: https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=107926751
https://www.theonion.com/new-decoy-website-launched-to-lure-...
It was actually implemented and comments were just going wild. Here is one thread on the WaybackMachine:
http://web.archive.org/web/20120214071531/http://outkube.com...
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#63Re: Unheard History of Bodybuilding Forums
#64Awesome thread, where body builders argue about how many days there are in a week: https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=107926751
"That's terrific you have alot of money. Can you lend me $800? I'll pay you back $100 every other day for 2 weeks. Sound cool?"
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#65Awesome thread, where body builders argue about how many days there are in a week: https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=107926751
> My point was proved by smarter people, if you take a single week, not two weeks, just a single week, and workout every other day, you can workout 4 days a week, the end, stop bitching.
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#66An article about Usenet by somebody who has never heard of Usenet.
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#67Elliot Rodger posted on the Misc subforum. In retrospect, reading his posts is like a morbid dark comedy - the lack of social awareness, the insecurity, all shone through to the point of feeling insincere. It could very well have been a troll, there was no way to know. It's no wonder he barely aroused alarm despite posting his ideologies on many a public forum including Youtube. He indirectly mentions posting on Misc…
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"Sorry to hijack, but Josh dude how are you arguing with a calender?" "He is in Josh world. The g'damn dumbest world in the universe!" Classic. Reminds me of arguing Xbox vs Playstation as a teen on neogaf.com.
This whole article takes me back to the late 90s/early 2000s gaming message boards when NeoGAF was simply "Gaming Age Forums". A lot of shit talking, and some on-topic discussion about gaming every now and then. What a wonderful time to have been a teen.
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#69A really intriguing story related to bodybuilding is the story of DatBTrue. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/26/sports/doping-thomas-mann... He convinced a lot of people that he was an expert at all things science despite using an incredibly immature writing style. It turns out he was a lawyer!
>He convinced a lot of people that he was an expert at all things science despite using an incredibly immature writing style I find this hard to believe considering the many years I spent on his forum, and especially in comparison to many of the advice touted by gurus from other hubs. One excerpt: -11th November 2012, 11:57 PM -How a dose of GHRP-2 affects a change in GH - CHARTED OUT "Sometimes people seem to get co…
He claimed "Tom" synthesized the compounds in America when in reality they were sourced from China. He doesn't have the required skill to test these compounds for purity and heavy metals. He put many people at risk for financial gain.
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Omg, this is awesome. I love this quote: > "You don't count what day it is when counting days, I just explained that. If today is SATURDAY, it's not 2 days until SUNDAY now is it?" The sheer concept that Sunday to Sunday = 1 week versus Sunday to Saturday = 1 week is kind of bending my brain.
Sun -> Mon = 1, Mon -> Tue = 2, Tue -> Wed = 3, Wed -> Thu = 4, Thu -> Fri = 5, Fri -> Sat = 6, Sat -> Sun = 7 So Sun -> Sun = 7 days = 1 week! OP's mixing duration with a "period" of time.