D dawn16 New member Jun 27, 2024 #21 @mlr32950 Not so simple.. https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=107926751&page=1
R rolli555 New member Friday at 10:03 PM #23 @dawn16 That is fantastic. A week is sunday-sunday. Sunday-Saturday is only 6 days, do you have 6 days weeks where you live? Click to expand... :-D And the original moron drops out, all the other commenters continue to call each names for a while, and then the last post is the original moron concluding that he was proved right. It's beautiful.
@dawn16 That is fantastic. A week is sunday-sunday. Sunday-Saturday is only 6 days, do you have 6 days weeks where you live? Click to expand... :-D And the original moron drops out, all the other commenters continue to call each names for a while, and then the last post is the original moron concluding that he was proved right. It's beautiful.
C cyber4n6 New member Saturday at 4:22 PM #24 @rolli555 That guy is either a master troll or a thick-skinned moron.
D dugit New member Sunday at 11:59 AM #25 @rolli555 Another one So if there's 15 days in two weeks, does that mean there's 7.5 days each week? THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!!!11! Click to expand... Hilarious
@rolli555 Another one So if there's 15 days in two weeks, does that mean there's 7.5 days each week? THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!!!11! Click to expand... Hilarious
T tbenedetto New member Sunday at 9:29 PM #26 @rolli555 bruh I became so dumb after reading that thread and the boy showed a calendar which disproves his argument
@rolli555 bruh I became so dumb after reading that thread and the boy showed a calendar which disproves his argument
D dawn16 New member Tuesday at 11:25 PM #30 You can work out 4x/week by working out every other day but then you’ll always have back to back days Sat/Sun
You can work out 4x/week by working out every other day but then you’ll always have back to back days Sat/Sun
P peccator New member Yesterday at 3:26 PM #31 @dawn16 Which would mean you're no longer working out every other day.
