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What the Fark 7: They're Eating the Dogs!

FadeToBlack&Gold said:
Never heard of this guy, but his idea of "looksmaxxing" apparently includes advocating methamphetamine and anabolic steroid abuse. :rolleyes:


No worries, at this rate he'll be dead and forgotten by 30.
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And smashing your facial bones with a hammer so they "grow back stronger." Based on vigorous peer reviewed studies, I am sure.

Apparently he's a spoiled boy who made waves with what you mentioned plus adjacent dimwitted misogyny similar to the Tate Boys.

We must convince these folks dosing cyanide every day will make them forever young.
 
Imagine breaking the 2 hour barrier and still finishing second. The new adidas Pro Evo 3 have to be insane to break the 2 hour mark twice and to set the new women's only WR.
 
I learned an interesting thing tonight.

You know how in Latin you are allowed to move the verb to the end for poetic or aesthetic reasons? So you wind up with "Achilles to the store fast runs"? In Ancient Greek there's something called the "movable nu." It's the same thing, but for a letter. If you don't like the way a word looks when you write it out because there are two consonants next to each other and one of them is nu (ν) you're allowed to pick it up and move it to the end! The word means the same and is pronounced the same, it's just prettier.

That's a helluva way to spell things.
 
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