Working hard or hardly working?
Yeah, I’ve been playing alot of games recently. Studying too, as I don’t like repeating classes. So my physical conditoning has really suffered. You wouldn’t know from looking at my pale, flabby self but I was doing 200 pushups a year and a half ago. Just for fun. So I’m trying to get my shit together and start exercising in the morning. So far my routine goes like this:
- 50 “rowing” (like a situp, but when you sit up you also bring your knees up to yor chest.
- 25 pushups (hopefully increasing to 50 when I get better at 25)
- 100 crunches (divided between 50 straight up and 25 to each side)
- 25 curls with 15 lb weights (up to 50 then up in weight to 25 lb)
- 100 compressions of those hand grip exercisers
- 50 uses of spring-based forearm exercisers
And that’s before school or work (whenever I have time). In the afternoon at work I do two minute chi kung postures mixed with 1 minute stances (Horse, Bow, Cat, and Scissors). One day when I’m in better shape I’ll start running in the evening. So you never know, I might get into shape one of these days. Wouldn’t that be wierd?
Also I beat RE4. All I have to say about the ending is when the President’s 18 year old daughter starts asking you for “overtime” when you get back to the states, you say “yes.” And to put the game’s stance on realistic-ness in perspective, I think it ends with the main characters returning to America from Spain via jetski. All I’m saying is that it would probably make a better summer blockbuster than any Michael Bay has made ever.Now to start on unlocking extra stuff. The Ada game is fun and challenging, and it is cool to see Leon running about like a fool in the village trying to avoid Chainsaw Guy. She needs a bigger attache case, and the ability to tune her guns, but I guess that’s the added difficulty.
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