Is 20 pound for the weight like 30 pounds if a guy lifts?

Jul 18 2007 | Vanity

[charming_harmonica]

No gym for home, work out floor with 30, but is it for 20 like 30 lb when you no lift it to be for men, for 30 lbs instead? or half is 10 for 20 pounds?

[sionnsar]

TOP O' TH' PAGE TAE YE!

[Monkey Face]

Er...you’re there and I’m about not here.

I’m not feeling too bad tonight, but I don’t want to push my luck.

I’ll see y’all tomorrow!

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

A joy to marry her, lots of stress around getting a wedding together by yourselves though.

Sounds like my wedding. Now comes the fun part, learning to live together.

[sionnsar]

Tomorrow, then!

[A CA Guy]

I am on my 18th of 40 antibiotics.

Over 4 days and though the throat looks a lot better, I am about 60% of normal on energy.
Compared to tired all day and 10% that is a lot better.

Of course I am staying away from everyone right now, though after four days of medication I think I am not supposed to be contagious anymore. (from what I read anyway)

[Tax-chick]

James has a very hard head. He feels fine now, but the bruise will be spectacular for a few days.

[A CA Guy]

There are some incompatibilities, but far more compatibility.
We are both Catholic, go to church and respect one another.

We both try to avoid annoying each other needlessly.

I try to listen better and she makes sure I am listening to her... (hey, wait a minute!)

[sionnsar]

Rest up and get better! Strep can be bad...

[sionnsar]

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[A CA Guy]

At first I was using argerol, a silver protein solution on the throat, but then I read if not treated with antibiotics I could have heart valve, kidney and all other sorts of problems.

It was weird, I was tired, drained, sleepy all the time and would break out in sweats heavily at times when I slept.
I woke up with a soaked pillow.

I do think this bug can kick someone’s butt if you don’t take care of it.

Here I am on day four of antibiotics and though some energy is back and I am not sweating, I was still a bit dizzy, the throat is still a bit red and I feel a little nauseous.

Serious indeed, which is why in the last days I have not been hanging around my new wife much at all.
I don’t want to ruin her health just before she goes back to college.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I try to listen better and she makes sure I am listening to her... (hey, wait a minute!)

LOL she is doing better then I did at first then.

I never realized that it was necessary to explain not only what you wanted but how high it was on the priority list and why you wanted it.

Make sense, he is wonderful but a mind reader he is not.

As to what you want...well she sounds like a smart girl she is likely getting the information she needs out of you in subtle ways.

Me, being the dummie that I am, I just tend to ask out right.

[A CA Guy]

She tells me what is exactly on her mind and she knows I make mistakes, but they are never really intended, so she knows there is no reason to get all angry with me.

I think we are patient and try and be kind with each other.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I had strep a few months ago.

I tend to go for herbs and alt-meds when I can too but strep sends me straight to the doctor. That is one bug you do not fool around with.

Actually you will probably react better to the antibiotics since you normally avoid them.

Remember to take all of the nasty pills. :)

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Being kind. That is really the key isn't it.

Not just in the big things but in the small. A cup of tea, a neck rub, picking up both of your plates when you are finished eating, watering the plants, love in action.

[sionnsar]

Strep is nothing to go half-measures with. I seem to recall there are already some strains with resistance to a number of antibiotics and can be fatal -- though I also admit up front I could easily be confusing widely different strains.

Not my field, but strep is high on my "concern" list.

[A CA Guy]

She cares for an elderly lady for a living as a kind of live in companion, so she really has limited freedom.

She was a bit upset being without me for a while, had desires for certain treats, but can’t leave to get them.

So I drove 26 miles to a bakery, bought her goodies, gave them to her, visited but kept my distance.

It made her fell better and she is happier now.
I see no benefit in passing on strep.

[A CA Guy]

Strep seems deadly from what I read.

[A CA Guy]

I am not allowed to make a widow out of the wife so soon after we were married, so I am taking care to get better as best I can.
I am being guarded at this moment by a 4.5 pound guard dog who seems to want to always eye the food I am eating....

[rottndog]

AYE!

[sionnsar]

Good night, all!