I've tried those. However, I've always found decline pushups (feet on bench) and regular push ups more effective. To each his own!
There are a lot of push up variations I've tried. Triangles, "staggered", claps, shoulder touches, dumb-bell etc
I liked decline pushups, but they hurt my pelvis. Maybe my posture was wrong?
Anyone tried incline pushups? It's when you do pushups with your hands resting on top of something, such as a table or bench. I've found it to be more effective than regular pushups. I would also suggest doing pushups standing up, against a doorway. Altering the angle your body is to the ground allows you to work out your entire arms, elbows and shoulders.
I have a gym at my job, yet I still make excuses lol
Where do you work, a hotel?
I liked Drive, very slick, great atmosphere. Some of it was just slow.
Favorite movie is Leon: The Professional
Fun fact: During the filming of final scenes which involved dozens of police cars, a robber from a nearby store encountered the movie set by accident and surrendered himself to a bunch of uniformed extras. Courtesy of IMDB

Another Panther

A Florida Panther
Nah, I think It looks pretty bad... I'll wait for Netflix
Fixed.
You can tons of movies for the price of 1 DVD. Hulu's good, too.
Chilltown!!
Honestly they were new. I like sharks as animals and there colors were diffrent.
Same reason I picked the Ravens and the Minnesota TimberWolves.
hahaha
I feel you. They definitely have the coolest logo, too!

As a Sharks fan the one team I don't mind in the Western Confrence is the Preds. They have a cool logo. I cheer for them when the sharks are out like they always are. We have shark zambonis.
Yeah, you've gotta love hockey in Music City. Any particular reason an Up-Stater like you is a Sharks fan?

Get used to seeing him... 
Anyone saw John Carter? It looked like a blatant Avatar rip-off to me, please tell me if you disagree...
I don't wear glasses, but I do have something you don't: a great big bushy beard
Is that a movie quote?
He should stick to putting his junk in a box around the holidays, lol.
Good enough to make my signature! ![]()
Watched House Of Wax again last night. That's actually a pretty good movie. Elisha Cuthbert is amazing in various ways.
Did you see the original with Vincent Price and Charles Bronson?
Did anyone see Leonardo Dicaprio and Kate Winslet in... Revolutionary Road?! It was better than
, but it never got the attention it deserved.
You know me too well. I know these have nothing to do with Zombie, but I love the Wrong Turn series and the first The Hills Have Eyes. Have you ever seen any of those?
I liked The Hills. It was creepy and suspenseful. It also makes one think of the harm nuclear fallout still does in places like the Bikini Atoll.
I did actually. Just couldn't get into the old one. Zombie is brilliant, and his wife is smokin' in this movie lol.
So I'm guessing you loved The Devil's Rejects? ![]()
Watched the 2007 remake of Halloween again last night. Great, great movie.
Did you like it more than the original? I like Rob Zombie as a a director. He's very creative when it comes to bringing life to the story and adding supense.
That guy blew everyone's mind back in the day. Didn't he work in a chocolate factory? Ew.
The real life Sweeney Todd! ![]()
How does one "stumble across" that kind of interview? Lol.
Youtube! ![]()
Did anyone see Dahmer?
I just stumbled across a Dahmer interview online, which made me think back to it. It also sparked Jeremy Renner's career: Katherine Bigelowe cast him in the Hurt Locker becaus eof his great performance in it.
Marky Mark was great in the Departed.The town withBen affleck is good too.Like anything with leonardo Dicaprio
I generally love crime dramas, but I hated The Departed. It was so slow and unengaging. American Gangsters wasn't a non-stop shoot-em-up, but the dialogue was great and really got ino the psyche of a crime syndicate and the way they affected the entire community, which is why I love it.
I'll watch it at some point just to watch Milla kick someones [profanity deleted].
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Since you're a horror buff, you should look up Ed Gein. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Psycho and Silence of the Lambs can all be traced to him.