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The Dangers of Boxing?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Corey C. Jordan Feb 16. 15 Replies 0 Likes
Hello all boxers! I'm considering learning to box, yet I still need to find a gym. Unfortunately, I have no insurance at the moment (I have been living in Austria for the past couple years). I need…Continue
Coffee scented shaving soap?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Matt May 11, 2011. 6 Replies 0 Likes
Does anyone know if there's a coffee scented shaving soap and/or shaving cream?
Survival webites
Started this discussion. Last reply by NaTaS Dec 19, 2011. 9 Replies 0 Likes
I recently wrote a post for survival books, but what about websites? Anyone have any insights?
Survival webites
Started May 8, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes
I recently wrote a post for survival books, but what about websites? Anyone have any insights?
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Chu Kim replied to Cody's discussion The Dangers of Boxing?"I believe the risk of brain damage is higher in boxing than it is in MMA, if you are worried about that particular issue. Maybe you should think about getting into MMA instead of boxing. I am trying to do MMA right now myself.
Also, it is kind of…"
Jersey aka Chris M. replied to Cody's discussion The Dangers of Boxing?"Im on page with this guy...I amateur boxed for a few years in my younger days. And started to train again about 4 years ago. I couldn't commit myself again to the rigors as I had too much going on in my life to take the extra time to stay…"
Kamil replied to Cody's discussion The Dangers of Boxing?"Those 16-17 year olds youre mentioning, allready have skills it seems like, if `alot` is being expected from them. I disagree, and I tell you, it doesnt matter tha age, you can come and box for the first time when your`e 30 years old, and defenetly…"
Cody replied to D.J.'s discussion How many relationships were you in until you found your spouse?"Cool story! Especially you stating the importance of sharing values.
Pray for me sir!!!"
Cody replied to Beowulf87's discussion This is wrong on so many levels"Can I see the "after" picture now?"
Jeff Kraykovic replied to Cody's discussion Survival.... for real."I'm a big fan of Dave Canterbury's Pathfinder school. He has many videos demonstrating gear, techniques, kits, and lots of other stuff.
Check out Bushcraft books by Ray Mears, Richard Graves, and Mors L. Kochanski.…"
badknot replied to Cody's discussion Survival.... for real."wilderness survival, a passion that started while involved w/ my son's boy scout troop that has progressed to (according to my wife) near obsession. Acquiring ideas and tricks from forums or fellow campies, I'll test them in the…"
JonEdanger replied to Cody's discussion Survival.... for real."Lots of good sources already listed.
Just remember that on a long enough time line the survival rate for everyone drops to zero."
Lucius Artorius Castus replied to Cody's discussion Survival.... for real."The green beret survial manual by Myke Hawk... And the SAS book already suggested...."
Thomas Polzenius replied to Cody's discussion Survival.... for real."I actually started reading it about the same time the email was sent, can't wait to read the next one. congratulations on a great story"
Mudinyeri replied to Cody's discussion Survival.... for real."Thanks. Glad you found it enjoyable.
New chapter up today, BTW."
Thomas Polzenius replied to Cody's discussion Survival.... for real."i'm loving your blog, congrats"
Mudinyeri replied to Cody's discussion Survival.... for real."I write a fictional survival blog that includes survival and preparedness tips as well as a fairly entertaining (I've been told) story.
The setting is the Midwest, beginning in November of 2014, following a global economic crash.
No cost or…"
NaTaS replied to Cody's discussion Survival webites"They use to be, but the closer it's getting to 2012 they have been getting more and more of the nuts on there... but then that's probably true for all survivalist sites."
Cody replied to Franklin Thompson's discussion How to convince my wife that I should keep my safety razor?"I didn't think of it that way, but I guess it works."
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Alan Kelly commented on Kyle C Jones's group Gin and Gentlemen"As a young man (21-25 years old), I'd often take my fiancé out to dinner and order a Tom Collins. So at a young age, I had a taste for gin. Then in my 30s, my boss talked about gin & dew (Mountain Dew). I tried it and enjoyed…"
Jack Bauer replied to chad's discussion Coed friendships while in a relationship"I'm with you. Friendships are fine. Close friendships probably aren't fine. Alone time definitely isn't. If you have a closer opposite-sex friend than your spouse, you've done something wrong.
In a…"
David F. replied to Matthew L Weiss's discussion Umbrellas ok?"I have a very nice bent handled walking umbrella.
Now for windy cities I tend toward a wide brimmed fedora and long trench coat.
Where do you work where people would tease you for not getting wet? "
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