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Thread: Misc Firearms Crew LXIII: Lowlifes with Tickets on the Trump Train to the Gun Show

post 1475073871 12-14-2016, 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted By jason_bh⏩
I am not a hard-boiled egg fan.

I get up in enough time to make eggs on the stove. Mornings are usually crazy at our house because my kids don't want to get out of bed. Then we have to find clothes, get them to brush their teeth, use deodorant, find their practice (basketball, football, etc) clothes, make sure homework is in their backpacks, etc, etc. Saving a few minutes here and there would be nice.
Homework and practice clothes packed night before. Beat them if they don't comply.

Wake them up with a bucket of freezing water. Beat them if they don't comply.
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post 1475073951 12-14-2016, 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted By jason_bh⏩
I am not a hard-boiled egg fan.

I get up in enough time to make eggs on the stove. Mornings are usually crazy at our house because my kids don't want to get out of bed. Then we have to find clothes, get them to brush their teeth, use deodorant, find their practice (basketball, football, etc) clothes, make sure homework is in their backpacks, etc, etc. Saving a few minutes here and there would be nice.
Gentlemen: Get up earlier. I get up around 4:30-5:00 most days for these reasons. I don't start work till about 9 am, sometimes that's from home. So on most days I have a solid 3 hours of time for myself for **** like working out, meal prep, etc...then an hour to shower and get ready for work. Sleep in on the weekends if you need more sleep. Or sleep in on wenesdays but get up early mon, tue, thur, fri...whatever, just make time.
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post 1475074561 12-14-2016, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted By Ikeman83⏩
Homework and practice clothes packed night before. Beat them if they don't comply.

Wake them up with a bucket of freezing water. Beat them if they don't comply.
That works for like a night or two.

Seriously we are so busy that when we get home at night, it's cook dinner. Then it's clean dishes, check their grades, make them do homework, help them study, get showers, do laundry, etc. By the time the wife and I get to stop and relax, it's 10PM and we are ready for bed. And that is just on nights that the boys don't have a baseball, football, or basketball game or practice.

Yeah, I know we put ourselves in this craziness. But that's life with kids.
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Gentlemen: Get up earlier. I get up around 4:30-5:00 most days for these reasons. I don't start work till about 9 am, sometimes that's from home. So on most days I have a solid 3 hours of time for myself for **** like working out, meal prep, etc...then an hour to shower and get ready for work. Sleep in on the weekends if you need more sleep. Or sleep in on wenesdays but get up early mon, tue, thur, fri...whatever, just make time.
I started waking up last week at 5:30. Just need to take that extra 30 minutes and get out of bed.
post 1475075291 12-14-2016, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted By jason_bh⏩
That works for like a night or two.

Seriously we are so busy that when we get home at night, it's cook dinner. Then it's clean dishes, check their grades, make them do homework, help them study, get showers, do laundry, etc. By the time the wife and I get to stop and relax, it's 10PM and we are ready for bed. And that is just on nights that the boys don't have a baseball, football, or basketball game or practice.

Yeah, I know we put ourselves in this craziness. But that's life with kids.



I started waking up last week at 5:30. Just need to take that extra 30 minutes and get out of bed.
There ya go, step in the right direction lol. The first month is rough, but you get used to it. Been doing it since March and now I wake up without an alarm around 4:30 unless I am sick or legit wore out from the previous day. I tried sleeping in the other day and got stir crazy around 6:30 lol.
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post 1475076011 12-14-2016, 12:05 PM
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Originally Posted By Cheap5.0⏩
Gentlemen: Get up earlier. I get up around 4:30-5:00 most days for these reasons. I don't start work till about 9 am, sometimes that's from home. So on most days I have a solid 3 hours of time for myself for **** like working out, meal prep, etc...then an hour to shower and get ready for work. Sleep in on the weekends if you need more sleep. Or sleep in on wenesdays but get up early mon, tue, thur, fri...whatever, just make time.
I wish I could do that - there is very little that can get me out of bed in the AM. I've tried to be an early riser, it would make my life so much easier

doesn't matter what time I go to bed either - I always thought that as I got older it would be easier to get up in the AM. So far that's not the case
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post 1475077421 12-14-2016, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted By rtm0004⏩
I wish I could do that - there is very little that can get me out of bed in the AM. I've tried to be an early riser, it would make my life so much easier

doesn't matter what time I go to bed either - I always thought that as I got older it would be easier to get up in the AM. So far that's not the case
I never was either. You just have to commit and do it. Do you have a boyfriend that sleeps over? Put your alarm clock in a different room, then its a race to get out of bed when it goes off to keep from pissing them off/waking them up.

Its not easy, but nothing worthwhile is easy.
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post 1475078121 12-14-2016, 12:23 PM
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post 1475082461 12-14-2016, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted By Cheap5.0⏩
Same thing for mon-thur (I dont trust eating something on Friday I prepped sunday night).
It should be fine. I've gone several times where I've eaten something on Monday the 8th that I've cooked on Sunday the 1st. I usually cook all of my food in bulk on Sunday and pack meals through at least Friday. Weekends are usually a little more up in the air.

For eating at work, I take:
- 3 eggs scrambled with a couple ounces of meat and an English muffin or bagel
- cup of rice with 10 oz chicken
- cup of rice with ground beef

Have protein shake when I get home from gym. (with milk. don't know what kind of fukking animal mixes them with water.)

then another cup of rice and chicken meal at night.

Pack all of that up (minus the shakes) in sandwich bags x 5 and then just grab what I need on my way out every morning.
Originally Posted By litljay⏩
Wut? That's a bottle of whiskey.



Curious why that would be insulting?
Hmmm, I guess when you put it that way. lol.

I don't know. It seems wrong to feel like anything extra is insulting, but at the same time I think I'd rather not get anything than get excited that I've just been handed a bonus check and then find out it's for barely more than I would have made working an extra hour that week.
Originally Posted By jason_bh⏩
I am not a hard-boiled egg fan.

I get up in enough time to make eggs on the stove. Mornings are usually crazy at our house because my kids don't want to get out of bed. Then we have to find clothes, get them to brush their teeth, use deodorant, find their practice (basketball, football, etc) clothes, make sure homework is in their backpacks, etc, etc. Saving a few minutes here and there would be nice.
I haven't used one, so I can't comment on how well they work. But I feel like you should know that these exist:



cooks your eggs while you toast your bread/muffin.
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post 1475083271 12-14-2016, 01:00 PM
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Originally Posted By Cheap5.0⏩
I never was either. You just have to commit and do it. Do you have a boyfriend that sleeps over? Put your alarm clock in a different room, then its a race to get out of bed when it goes off to keep from pissing them off/waking them up.

Its not easy, but nothing worthwhile is easy.
umm, my boyfriend sleeps in the same room as me, duh

but serious, I got a 4 year old daughter that is up at 6 and raising a ruckus and that can't get me up - i've prob got some chemical imbalance or some chit
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post 1475084021 12-14-2016, 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted By Raxys⏩
Just got my email notification for my bonus


HNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG G


Too bad its all going to wife's tuition.

FUuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu uuuuuuuu
That's lame.
Originally Posted By rtm0004⏩
I get a $20 gift card to Kroger (a grocery store)

It's more of an insult than anything IMO
I get a $50 Amazon gift card. It's better than nothing.
Originally Posted By rtm0004⏩
I've got to start getting better at meal prep/taking my lunch to work instead of eating out for lunch every day

What do you bros do? eat the same thing every day or prep a bunch of different dishes
I usually eat leftovers when I'm home, if I'm on a work trip then I prep the night before, or sometimes I'll do a week's worth on Sunday. I almost never eat out for lunch though.
Originally Posted By Ikeman83⏩
Homework and practice clothes packed night before. Beat them if they don't comply.

Wake them up with a bucket of freezing water. Beat them if they don't comply.
This.
Originally Posted By Cheap5.0⏩
Gentlemen: Get up earlier. I get up around 4:30-5:00 most days for these reasons. I don't start work till about 9 am, sometimes that's from home. So on most days I have a solid 3 hours of time for myself for **** like working out, meal prep, etc...then an hour to shower and get ready for work. Sleep in on the weekends if you need more sleep. Or sleep in on wenesdays but get up early mon, tue, thur, fri...whatever, just make time.
I have to get up early too. Most guys I work with get up about 20-30 minutes before they leave for work. I get up 60-75 minutes before I leave. I do not do well at getting things done in a hurry in the morning. I need lots of time to be slow and wake up, make something to eat, get my lunch packed up, etc.
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post 1475086221 12-14-2016, 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted By Cheap5.0⏩
Gentlemen: Get up earlier. I get up around 4:30-5:00 most days for these reasons. I don't start work till about 9 am, sometimes that's from home. So on most days I have a solid 3 hours of time for myself for **** like working out, meal prep, etc...then an hour to shower and get ready for work. Sleep in on the weekends if you need more sleep. Or sleep in on wenesdays but get up early mon, tue, thur, fri...whatever, just make time.
Fuking lmao starts work late as fuk and works from home. "Wake up earlier"

Most people start work way earlier than you and have to drive there. Brb waking up at 2am so I can go to the gym


Also
>Almost 2017
>Letting your life revolve around the gym
>"Gotta make gains bro!"
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post 1475087421 12-14-2016, 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted By rtm0004⏩
I get a $20 gift card to Kroger (a grocery store)

It's more of an insult than anything IMO
if its given like a gift and it isnt performance based than i dont see the issue. theyre just giving you something to be nice.
post 1475087531 12-14-2016, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted By GingerBrah84⏩
I never thought I'd say this, but I kinda missed these stupid little faces.
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post 1475088051 12-14-2016, 01:35 PM
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[QUOTE=Cheap5.0 post_id=1475073951]Gentlemen: Get up earlier. I get up around 4:30-5:00 most days for these reasons. I don't start work till about 9 am, sometimes that's from home. So on most days I have a solid 3 hours of time for myself for **** like working out, meal prep, etc...then an hour to shower and get ready for work. Sleep in on the weekends if you need more sleep. Or sleep in on wenesdays but get up early mon, tue, thur, fri...whatever, just make time.[/QUOTE]Morning gym crew checking in. Wake up around 3:45 scroll the gram or snapchat for a bit to get the blood moving through my brain and wake up, have a cup of coffee walk the dog for a couple of miles, gym from 5:15-6:20. at work by 7 am (No work from home crew)

as these other dudes said tho, if the gym isnt important to you dont force it or it is awful and a waste of time. just pay attention to what you eat and you gonna be ok. would reccomend gym stuff tho, run, lift, grapple what ever, just do something. its pointless to have a safe full of bad ass guns for self defense etc. if you also have the inability to sprint for 50 yards or defend your self without a gun if needed.
[QUOTE=Cheap5.0 post_id=1475078121][img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CzmXCEBUkAAVd2F.jpg[img][/QUOTE]they approve it? how old is the child who drew that pic?
post 1475089121 12-14-2016, 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted By NickDigger⏩
I never thought I'd say this, but I kinda missed these stupid little faces.
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post 1475091251 12-14-2016, 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted By NickDigger⏩
I never thought I'd say this, but I kinda missed these stupid little faces.















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post 1475092041 12-14-2016, 01:59 PM
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Easiest food prep I do . . . every 4 days or so (earlier if I eat it all) I go to Costco/Sam's and buy 2 rotisserie chickens. I break them down into small, munchable sized bites and put them into containers in the fridge. Then I just grab some to eat whenever. Can eat it cold/plain, dip it into sauce of some kind (we always have sauce from Wendy's or Chick-Fil-A around), heat it up, make an easy stir fry, make a tafwrap, etc. <$10 and works great.
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post 1475092741 12-14-2016, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted By GingerBrah84⏩
Fuking lmao starts work late as fuk and works from home. "Wake up earlier"

Most people start work way earlier than you and have to drive there. Brb waking up at 2am so I can go to the gym


Also
>Almost 2017
>Letting your life revolve around the gym
>"Gotta make gains bro!"
From March to July I worked 60 miles from home and started at 8 am. Left for work around 6:45, same thing. Wake up at 4:30, pound it out, shower, eat, leave. Not sure about everyone in here, but I lift 3x a week, leaving 4 mornings for other chit that needs to get done.
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Originally Posted By taf1968⏩















Ayyy lmao

Not even editing the pics out of the quote, they deserve to be here.
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Originally Posted By weightsb4dates⏩
Morning gym crew checking in. Wake up around 3:45 scroll the gram or snapchat for a bit to get the blood moving through my brain and wake up, have a cup of coffee walk the dog for a couple of miles, gym from 5:15-6:20. at work by 7 am (No work from home crew)

as these other dudes said tho, if the gym isnt important to you dont force it or it is awful and a waste of time. just pay attention to what you eat and you gonna be ok. would reccomend gym stuff tho, run, lift, grapple what ever, just do something. its pointless to have a safe full of bad ass guns for self defense etc. if you also have the inability to sprint for 50 yards or defend your self without a gun if needed.
they approve it? how old is the child who drew that pic?
RE: Gym'm air'day. Its a routine, even if you don't lift everyday getting up early keeps the routine going. I almost never have issues with time anymore. When I am done at work, its family time instead of gym time or homework or other important details of life that are often prioritized over family.

RE: if its been approved, I don't know...let me find out. Guy sent that to me last night out of the blue after discussing those ar15 balls.
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Originally Posted By taf1968⏩
Easiest food prep I do . . . every 4 days or so (earlier if I eat it all) I go to Costco/Sam's and buy 2 rotisserie chickens. I break them down into small, munchable sized bites and put them into containers in the fridge. Then I just grab some to eat whenever. Can eat it cold/plain, dip it into sauce of some kind (we always have sauce from Wendy's or Chick-Fil-A around), heat it up, make an easy stir fry, make a tafwrap, etc. <$10 and works great.
Costco sells their rotisserie chickens already picked apart into a nice bag btw.
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Originally Posted By Raxys⏩
Costco sells their rotisserie chickens already picked apart into a nice bag btw.
Yeah . . . I've gotten that a couple times, but I do a better job of getting the fat and "boingies" stripped out than they do. And I think it's less expensive my way in the end.
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Originally Posted By taf1968⏩















Lmfao I've never seen that before. At least not that I remember. That's gold.





What's the trick to getting hard boiled egg shells to not stick?
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[QUOTE=taf1968 post_id=1475092041]Easiest food prep I do . . . every 4 days or so (earlier if I eat it all) I go to Costco/Sam's and buy 2 rotisserie chickens. I break them down into small, munchable sized bites and put them into containers in the fridge. Then I just grab some to eat whenever. Can eat it cold/plain, dip it into sauce of some kind (we always have sauce from Wendy's or Chick-Fil-A around), heat it up, make an easy stir fry, make a tafwrap, etc. <$10 and works great.[/QUOTE]Another good idea.

You guys have given me some good ideas. Guess I need to start planning out my food for the week.

[QUOTE=SpeedCheeser post_id=1475082461]
I haven't used one, so I can't comment on how well they work. But I feel like you should know that these exist:

[img]http://westbend.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/t/e/tem4500w_b.jpg[/mg]

cooks your eggs while you toast your bread/muffin.[/QUOTE]Interesting. I may look into this.
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Originally Posted By RThoe⏩
Lmfao I've never seen that before. At least not that I remember. That's gold.





What's the trick to getting hard boiled egg shells to not stick?
Put some vinegar in the water when you boil the eggs. Then cool them off with ice water right away.
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post 1475097691 12-14-2016, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted By Cheap5.0⏩
RE: Gym'm air'day. Its a routine, even if you don't lift everyday getting up early keeps the routine going. I almost never have issues with time anymore. When I am done at work, its family time instead of gym time or homework or other important details of life that are often prioritized over family.

RE: if its been approved, I don't know...let me find out. Guy sent that to me last night out of the blue after discussing those ar15 balls.
was more talking to the other gusy who were chastising you for having that schedule by your own choice, p much saying to them tht if gym doesnt matter to them not to do it, i respect anyone who is in and out of the gym before work, thts when the do'ers get in there. its quite, cuse no ones chatty, they all have places to be afterwards. and as you mentioned above, the evening are open for other activities (for me, that means school, football season, and wifey and dog time. i also work a pretty eratic work schedule, starts at 7 daily but i leave between 4-6pm depending on how busy our shop is, so for soemone s schedule driven as i am, it frustrates me having to move stuff around (after work stuff like the gym) when i dont have a constant leave time.
post 1475098141 12-14-2016, 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted By SpeedCheeser⏩
natty life. I'd just get fat. er. fatter.
sometimes you have to pound some egg nog and whey for the greater good despite physique gains
post 1475098401 12-14-2016, 02:40 PM
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Originally Posted By taf1968⏩
































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post 1475098741 12-14-2016, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted By jason_bh⏩
Another good idea.

You guys have given me some good ideas. Guess I need to start planning out my food for the week.



Interesting. I may look into this.
i make a whole chicken for dinner every night (wifey or i will amke it) takes about 5 misn to prep an hour and 20 to cook, i slice potatoes up and put them in the casserole dish with the chicken, fill it about 1/2" with water, season with whatever i want. I eat both legs, both thighs, and both wings for dinner, wifey eats 1 breast. I put the other breast in a tupperware container with some salad or steamed veggies, and bring that to work. post gym (which is essentially breakfast) is 2 scoops whey and 1 scoop of carbolyze or anyother carb source you want. if im hungry through out the day ill have cottage cheese (the lowfat with pineapple thats already packaged like that, yes i eat a tub at a time cause you dont get to 220 lbs eating like a child). super easy man, the hardest part is the chicken prep but i like to have fresh cooked food for dinner anyways and i dont mind eating the same thing everyday.
post 1475098921 12-14-2016, 02:44 PM
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I do the following for meal prep:

Cook on Sundays for food on Monday-Thursday.
Cook on Thursday for Friday-Sunday.

Breakfast is made daily. On days I have a little more time, breakfast is eggs, toast, yogurt, and some kind of breakfast meat. If I don't have time I'll have Kashi cereal (would do oatmeal but its disgusting), a protein bar, maybe some fruit or some cheese. Since breakfast is made daily, I only have to meal prep for 2 meals per day. On Sunday I cook enough of a meat (usually turkey or chicken) for 8 meals. Usually use frozen broccoli/veggies and throw 8 servings into some Tupperware. Cook up 8 tortilla wraps (2 per lunch for the 4 days). Cook up 4 servings of rice (for the 4 dinners). With the wraps I usually add some romaine lettuce, spinach, tomato, onion...whatever. With the rice dinner I usually have some other veggies. Cooking on Thursday I typically do the same thing, but for 3 days worth. Aside from breakfast, lunch and dinner I usually will have an apple and some peanut butter or one of the Costco protein bars for a snack between breakfast and lunch or between lunch and dinner. Post-workout I drink a Gatorade, have a protein shake, then I have dinner later. Cup of cottage cheese before bed (sometimes with salsa, because it tastes incredible).
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