

The traditional way is to do it heading towards where Santa Claus lives which unlike what Americans think is not the north pole but Korvatunturi located in Finnish Lapland right on the border of Russia.
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The traditional way is to do it heading towards where Santa Claus lives which unlike what Americans think is not the north pole but Korvatunturi located in Finnish Lapland right on the border of Russia.
Yeah the grass quite good on knees. Much better than a folded up yoga matt on the gym floor.
I can’t do a single curl either but I’m only doing negatives which is the case with my every other excercise as well. I’m trying out eccentric overload training.
It’s pretty stable and the straps are actually quite comfortable behind my ankles. It’s just the setup that takes some time.
Your investment portfolio should be diversified over multiple sectors and regions anyway otherwise it’s gambling.
Here’s your way with “always over” and “applying a twist with thumb & index finger every time i loop the cable” versus the proper way to do it.
You literally say you twist the cable as you’re coiling it. That’s why there’s a twist in it. You can even see in the video that once I start to coil it your way the loose end start to twist even though I started with a straight rope.
No, I get what you mean but you just said “always over.” That puts a twist in the cable. You can’t not twist it if you do “always over.”
Go take one of your long extension cords and attach the other end somewhere off the ground and then uncoil it so that it’s suspended in the air and you’re holding the other end. You’ll feel how it wants to turn in your hand because there’s a twist in it. That’s what the method in the video is preventing from happening.
No, it’s not the same effect. Your way just forces the cable into a neat-looking coil, but it twists the conductors inside. That’s why when you uncoil it, you get a corkscrew that won’t lay flat, tangles more easily, and eventually wears the cable out. The method in the video avoids putting a twist in the cable at all - so when you uncoil it, it lies flat, doesn’t tangle, and lasts longer.
I don’t think it needs to be that complicated. The point is just don’t be disingenuous. It’s like when someone says “don’t lie.” That doesn’t mean you have to say everything on your mind - it just means don’t say something that isn’t true.
At worst it’s bunch of strangers on the other side of the world saying mean things to a person they know nothing about. I might lose a small part of the little faith I have left in humanity but I take none of it personally.
Most likely had absolutely nothing to do with you.
Why on earth would a business owner waste time trying to leverage such a small and niche platform? Even Facebook and Instagram feel like more trouble than it’s worth. Less than 10% of my customers have found me via social media.
Nothing out of the ordinary. Russia has a conscription-based military service, and eligible men are drafted twice a year. The same goes for countries like Sweden, Finland, Switzerland, Austria, Greece, Turkey, Ukraine, Taiwan, South Korea, and Israel, just to name a few.
If people stop liking you when you start being yourself, then they didn’t like you to begin with but rather the fake persona you pretended to be.
Finances is one of the few thing I don’t need to worry about.
I still do though.
For 5 days this week.
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No idea if it’s still up or not.
Isn’t everyone? I feel like nowdays I’m the rebel for not having any tattoos.
It doesn’t really matter. A rope, hose or a cable all behave the same. This piece of paracord illustrates the point and as you said, you can try it out yourself.
Also, I applaud you for being able to admit when you’ve been wrong. That’s rare nowdays.