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Yeah, I lift in a $10 pair of shorts from Target, and no shirt. My shoes are $200 tho.

I don't think anything he's said had been proven.

To me, its not how much weight you can lift, but how regularly you squat, or do oly lifts. I squat almost everyday in one form or another.

Its hard for me to push myself down into a deep split without some weight on the bar.

Here is what I will probably get...

Its $218, shipped..

http://www.roguefitness.com/mens-economy-bar.phpphp

Is there any reason I should not get this bar? Or is there a comparable option...

Good stuff in this thread.

It's always a tend with less educated populations.

Its worth it to have a pair of weightlifting shoes, and the cheapest you'll send on a pair is about 100 bucks.

You just fall under that 315lbs like it ain't ****. Impressive, but don't hurt yourself brag.

Not that I will probably get on due to price, I'll probably go with one of the cheaper rogues, but what are some low to mid range oly bars I should consider?? What are some brands I should be...

Please explain how you are agnostic on "settled science"...

When pesudo scientists get backed into a corner...

There can be monkeys that fly out of my butt. That does not mean its supported by the report in anyway.

Thank you,

For finally realizing that what you are saying is meaningless to the report.

This is such a meaningless point. The outlyers are meaningless. This is about trends.

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In two pages you still can't use the report to back up anything you have said. Your logical consistencies, although consistant , are not supported by the report. Its still up in the air as to...

False,

It says that colder temps are warming faster than warmer temps. I.e. the oscillations are getting smaller.

It just shows that you have been talking about meaningless crap. I can spell out many logical consistencies that have nothing to do with what the report actually says. That is all you have done.

Your logical consistencies mean jack ****. They are outside of what the IPCC report claim. They are meaningless to this discussion.

Yes, extreme temps can get colder while the averages rise, but...

Here is your claim...



How can that be consistent with the concept of global warming, when the IPCC report specifically says that that won't happen?