I’ve trained calisthenics, plyometrics and power yoga at home for years and I’m very happy with the results. Just search on Youtube for advice and workouts you like. Use your common sense: look for people focusing on tried-and-true ideas and don’t use performance enhancing drugs.

My favorite channels are Athlean-X, Calisthenicmovement, The Stone Circle and Breathe and Flow.

Also, get a mirror or film yourself to check your form, or have someone watch you. After a while, you’ll start feeling whether something is right or wrong, but at the start it’s useful to have a visual check.

You can also check out www.boekwinkeltjes.nl for used books. Marktplaats is good for old DVDs etc.

Nah, it can happen. I tend to look rather gloomy, so I need to remind myself to smile when looking at my wife, otherwise she’ll think I’m angry with her when I’m just thinking about stuff.

Here is an example of such a workout: Athlean-X - The Perfect PUSH-UP Workout (3 LEVELS)

StarCraft 2 was the perfect competitive RTS, with the best pro scene. I lived and breathed that game for years. Sucks that Blizzard decided to stop supporting it.

Dragon Ball Z Abridged

If you like reading older books, check out https://standardebooks.org/. They make nice digital editions of public domain works for free.

Also, don’t underestimate the power of teenagers to be obsessed with really weird stuff.

Nit Canadian, but there’s a typo in your post title, the “s” in “is” is missing :)

I play amateur league soccer and I’ve learned to use the off season as deload periods, otherwise I’ll get overuse injuries. I’l still try keep moving, but I’ll do lighter training or something other than my ordinary training schedule.

“FUCK YOU I WONT DO WHAT YOU TELL ME”

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2021/aug/11/puppet-pups-is-paw-patrol-authoritarian-propaganda-in-disguise

I use a metal cover of Marc Rebillet.

There’s also a prequel to The Prince of Egypt, Joseph King of Dreams.

Yeah, you need butter, milk, gravy or water to make it mushy.

Also, newspapers are still around. I’ve subscribed to one, but I only read it when I have the time and energy to do so. Its online archives are always available if I want to catch up later.

Thank you!

Thanks!

Good to know, thanks!

Which Linux distro are you using? I’m considering switching over somewhere this year, but I’m not sure which distro would be best for gaming + regular user stuff.