I love shwarma. When I lived in NYC I used to eat at Village Shwarma at least three days a week. Best shwarma ever, nothing I've found in the NW can hold a candle to it. Seriously.
Has anyone owned one of these? I'm perhaps looking into getting one and was wondering what kinds of experiences people have had with them? Are they all notoriously unreliable? Are there any model years that are supposed to be better/worse? Has anyone seen any alternatives (different makes/models) that look interesting? Thanks!
Are you fucking kidding me? Old, tubby and slow is no match for small, weak and hyperactive. Plus my dad could kick his Dad's ass. And he's stupid.
I have to get in on spray more often, this is good shit. My guess is FW is your average fatty right-wing member of the 101st fighting keyboardists who can't see his ankles or climb 5.7. And I bet Chris could kick his ass, he's short and all, but still.
Thanks for the helpful info everyone. It was definitly wheezing I was experiencing. I felt alright yesterday and then last night when I laid down to go to sleep the wheezing came back and my lungs felt like crap. This morning they still feel a little funky but not as bad as before. I can't really afford to go see a doctor right now, so I'm hoping that it fixes itself (yeah right). As far as the being 1360th in the world or whatever, that's highly doubtful seeing that at least two people I workout with have done it faster. I was just psyched because it was my second time ever rowing 2000 and I thought it was pretty good.
So last night I rowed 2000m on a machine (7:28, chestbeat!) which was pretty difficult and as soon as I stopped I felt like shit. I didn't puke or anything, but I didn't even start the crossfit workout we were doing afterwards. So I went home and on the way home my lungs felt really bad and had a rattly sound to them and I was coughing a lot. It kind of freaked me out so I went to my paramedic next door neighbor and he listened to my chest and told me it sounded like exercise induced asthma. I've never had a problem like this before. Does anyone have any experience with this? It's kind of got me freaked, I don't want asthma, obviously...
So I've heard some talk about these supposed hammers you can put onto fusions that are supposed to make them climb ice better. Has anyone used a tool with these hammers? do they make a difference? I really like the fusions for their drytooling performance, but they totally suck on ice. Anyone?
There's a really nice, really clean, HARD looking line to climbers right (I'm assuming) of this line, we thought it might be this route, but it looks quite a bit harder. It's got at least three sets of anchors visible from the ground. Anyone know what I'm talking about?
It's alright, but best to avoid it when it's busy if you're interested in doing any continous climbing or 4x4 type stuff (i.e. training). Way too many people and little kids running around below you. Gyms seriously suck unless you're just there to take your shirt off and pose down with your super sweet beanie. Portland needs one of these: (Twight Fan Boy)