Sorry… We use a clean non stick skillet for eggs .
Heheh, you’re missing out, but I understand. Nothing beats sunny side up eggs cooked by flipping the bacon grease up on top of the eggs. I’m sure your way is infinitely healthier, though.
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Well… I think the bacon kinda null and voids the healthy aspect of Sunday breakfast. 
Just tell people you’re keto… if only for a meal.
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It genuinely didn’t cross my mind that this could be a portion for more than one person.
Finally found the pipe to make my axle. Got it all fixed up, along with my mini fat dumbbell handles 
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Nothing like a big pipe or a fat handle 
Double meaning there by chance?
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You know me too well, my friend.
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love how newbies will spend huge amount on supplements monthly. But balk at the notion of spending a dime on a relative cheap book on expanding their knowledge on actual training.
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They may also spend a lot of money on take out food but balk at spending goood money on real food like good steak !!
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I know right! It’s just too bad they are so rare, and difficult to find 
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Those individuals loose sight that supplements are ment to boost and fill in any possible gaps in someone’s nutrition . Not be the center of it.
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There is no replacement for a good steak
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Avocado toast is killing the millennial generation.
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This is a t-shirt in the making.
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I feel personally attacked by this
I was this guy to a ‘T’ in my early 20s
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Millennials are in their mid 20s and late 30s now. We’re talking about a whole different generation, folks.
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Based on the the amount I have seen people spend in a month starting out. They could use that money and get a handful of books and be ahead of the game.
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Newbies could be in their mid 20’s to early 30’s. I’ve been lifting inconsistently for 8 or 9 years now (turning 26 in August) and I’d call myself like a beginner-intermediate.
I was just poking fun at this current trend of blaming everything on millenials.
Some things we’ve been blamed for ruining: divorce, credit cards, chain restaurants, and DUI’s, among others.
Then get told we can’t afford to buy a house because we’re obsessed with avocado toast when I live in a city that sees detached homes selling for no less than a million. 2.5 million, if you want one right in the city.
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