RobTheSkater

Just seen chris brown's loyal video and his shirt looked comparable to that of a bathrobe. Does this mean that oversized clothes will comeback? I've also seen a pic of bieber recently sporting the same type of bathrobe look and you know how people like to follow these celebrities.

Also are kangols coming in style thanks to breezy? cause 3-4 years ago i was laughed at for wearing one

I know to refrain from eating anything that contains sugar and what not, but I have seen so many different diet plans and have been told so many different things by different people that its almost overwhelming. Logically, shouldn't you be able to achieve the body you want by training super hard everyday regardless of what you eat? It would seem Michael Phelps has proven this to be true.

Also I just couldn't afford to eat like a god everyday due to being a broke college student, only what i can get my hands on.

I do also have a friend training to get into MMA who told me he has no specific diet plan he just eats 4 times a day and does Dips, Push ups, pull ups, ab exercises and jujitsu and he's quite ripped (Think terry crews body type)!

Alittle insight on all of this would be much appreciated

or should I always use purified water

Also since ill be training so hard, is it okay to eat anything? or do i have t keep it clean?

I know ramen noodles are very bad for you but its all I've had available to eat due to being a broke college student. I drink alot of water and try to workout out everyday. Will eating ramen noodles affect my gains?

See for yourself https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWK406rJFks&list=H...

Or rather does it get more fine lines? It seems like the crease in my smile and in between my eyes got deeper over the past few months

My smile used to curve up when i was about 15 but now 3 years later it seems to curve down and almost look like im frowning when I smile. Could it be smile lines? or possibly the braces or the little weight I put on? Or could it be just natural? this is really bothering me cause it looked nicer back in the day.

like corbin bleu style. When i get out the shower it has a kinky look and it hangs abit but when it dries is coils back up to a more tight afro look. How do I get it to keep the hanging look?

I stopped using products and started doing the caveman regimen recently and it has worked wonders for me. However one set back is when i sweat during workouts, I wash it in the shower with soap (Which I assume is breaking me back out a little every few days).

when i go without water on my face for a week or so my face looks great. So would it be better if i just let the sweat dry on my face so i wont have to worry about getting it wet in the shower (which i also assume is filled with minerals causing my acne) or will it make it worse?

I do want to say that I've let it dry on my face once before and nothing happened over the next few days but that was also around the time my acne was much milder.

its so annoying -__-

I've been told to pursue both but I understand that in order to achieve one of these goals I have to dedicate all my time to said goal. I am 18 years old and in my first year in college for computer engineering but I really don't want to pursue that as a career.

Now I absolutely love skateboarding (I've been doing it for 5 years) and i'm rather good at it. I go outside to practice in hopes that one day I will be sponsored and enter contests.

However recently I've seemed to pick up a knack for martial arts and I really, really enjoy kickboxing/boxing at my local gym and wanted to consider it as a career. For the past year I've been training hard for it and entering competitions that my class goes too.

I want computer engineering to be a back up plan, but as far as a main goal, i'm stuck between the two things I love. Which one should I choose to pursue? This is a very hard choice for me to make.

I've been told to pursue both but I understand that in order to achieve one of these goals I have to dedicate all my time to said goal. I am 18 years old and in my first year in college for computer engineering but I really don't want to pursue that as a career.

Now I absolutely love skateboarding (I've been doing it for 5 years) and i'm rather good at it. I go outside to practice in hopes that one day I will be sponsored and enter contests.

However recently I've seemed to pick up a knack for martial arts and I really, really enjoy kickboxing/boxing at my local gym and wanted to consider it as a career. For the past year I've been training hard for it and entering competitions that my class goes too.

I want computer engineering to be a back up plan, but as far as a main goal, i'm stuck between the two things I love. Which one should I choose to pursue? This is a very hard choice for me to make.

I want to learn Karate, but i'm afraid it will be worthless against an opponent who will do more tackling and random swinging then anything (School Bullies, Thugs, ect.). It seems forms are only properly used and demonstrated in choreographed Movies and performances. Will taking up this karate class be worth it

Every time i watch anime extensively, i find myself bored with real life. I'm always more attracted to girls in anime then real life and its kinda depressing knowing they are not real (Although some cosplays have caught my eye). Plus everyone having superpowers and stuff is always so exciting.

I love watching anime and I don't want to stop watching it but it seems to be having psychological effects on me. How do I maintain my grip on reality?

Just finished watching B Gata H Kei Yamada’s First Time and it ended with a cliffhanger -__-. It was really good and the first anime i ever watched all the way through (Besides naruto but i dont feel bad about not seeing that).

I feel sorta empty now that it ended, as i was really attached to the characters. I wanted to try lucid dreaming as a form of closure for the anime but idk if that will work.

Just finished watching B Gata H Kei Yamada’s First Time and it ended with a cliffhanger -__-. It was really good and the first anime i ever watched all the way through (Besides naruto but i dont feel bad about not seeing that).

I feel sorta empty now that it ended, as i was really attached to the characters. I wanted to try lucid dreaming as a form of closure for the anime but idk if that will work.

will i truly be able to meet some of my favorite anime characters, fly ect.

Is it actually possible to meet my favorite anime characters and have super powers and stuff by lucid dreaming? Seems like a great escape from reality.