ZeroNoun

I like the video games.
— PFP by @_gamubear

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@BearWivMe There’s always the JET Program!

https://t.co/vBUmfRRLM4

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This is surprising, a bara game that actually might be fun?
https://t.co/aqp20v8cFU

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@IsmaeloFerreri 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

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@heygotnorhythm @chasindoodles

[Retrograde Amnesia @retroamnesiapod]

did the centerfold of the manual for Front Mission Alternative need to go this, uh, hard

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@OhHeyDJ The Video Game History Foundation has a monthly mystery magazine donation plan that has been such a wonderful treat. https://t.co/ol8iwLkOO2

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@huynhduyd14 So similar that some areas of the United States have to put out advisements: https://t.co/qdmfigD5Ax

[Robin @ 8-Bit Show And Tell @8BitShowAndTell]

Somehow I didn't expect the National Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (NAIL) to focus its efforts in 1978 on producing "Slot Machine" for the Commodore "Pet" on cassette.

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@BearWivMe Give the unofficial EN Discord a shot: https://t.co/CQKXYSskzK

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@boogsburr @SinfulSpikes ✌🏼🎄

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@BearWivMe I’m so happy to see the success you’ve earned over the past few years. Congrats!

[Catsuka @catsuka]

💪🎅🎄

[The Dreamcast Junkyard (is 20 Years Old!) @TheDCJunkyard]

With the release of the Kenji Eno documentary, we thought it was worth sharing this article once again: the time D2’s Laura appeared as a model in a Japanese fashion magazine, modelling clothes designed by Yohji Yamamoto. https://t.co/WGCu7m3f1b

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@BearWivMe How about a baby step and just ask to observe one of their practices?

Feeling unathletic and self-conscious is very real and totally natural.

Training yourself to push against that emotion is something that will lead you toward your fitness goals.

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@BearWivMe If I remember correctly, you’re in VC. I’m sure the Rogues would be happy to have you. 😸

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@BearWivMe Another thought would be to start training with your local gay rugby team. It’s a sport that favors strength, and you’ll naturally pick up some good info.

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@BearWivMe Otherwise, two books I’d recommend:
1. Starting Strength - Mark Rippetoe
2. 5/3/1 - Jim Wendler

Both can be found cheap, and they’re such a good foundation. An app may tell you to do something, but it won’t teach you why. Once you understand the why, then you can do anything.

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@BearWivMe Get a trainer that specializes in powerlifting. Learn proper form for SBD: squat, bench, deadlift. Have them show you how to track your diet.

Plans and guides are helpful, but are better as a supplement to the directed knowledge a coach can give you.