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The only thing on my mind when I'm working out is maintaining proper form, maintaining proper breathing, and fully contracting the muscle(s) I'm using. I can't think of anything else when I'm moving heavy weights around. I do like to listen to music, though.

Not at all. I'm an open book, but I'm not stupid about it. I don't post my address, phone number, or anything else that people could use against me on forums.

This is called the appeal to nature fallacy. Just because something is natural doesn't mean that it is inherently good and just because something is unnatural doesn't mean that it is inherently bad.

Not at all. I live in Florida, so it never gets too cold here. It's almost always at a comfortable ~50-60 degrees out during the winter.

The first thing I do is browse the front page of Reddit to get my news for the day. After that, I shower, find something to eat, and then head to the gym before class and work.

Just do all of the exercises that you do outside in a house or in the gym. If you like riding your bike, use a stationary bike. If you like running, use a treadmill or an elliptical.

The only social networking site that I use now is Reddit. I used to use MySpace and Facebook, but I got bored of them quickly. I realized that I didn't care about 90% of what people posted.

No, I don't approve of the death penalty. The death penalty assumes a perfect justice system. No country has a perfect justice system. The risk of killing an innocent person outweighs the "benefit" of killing a guilty person.

I like to supplement my income by doing a few different things online, but it doesn't replace my actual job. It would be an incredible waste of time to quit my job and make a couple dollars an hour by working online when I can just go to work for a few hours a day and make much more than that.

Most of my time away from home is spent at work or in class. Aside from that, I'm usually at the gym or looking for something to do with my friends.

Wait, what? Did you even read the original post? This thread isn't about doctor-prescribed pills like opiates/opioids, benzodiazepines, or antidepressants. This is about multivitamins that you can get at just about any store.

Sure, I've paid for plenty of downloadable content on my Xbox 360. I also used to pay monthly membership for an online game that I used to play. Most games get old after a while of playing old content.

You pay $10+ for a meal at McDonalds? I can get 3 McChickens for like $3.30

Just because that doesn't sound like your ideal lifestyle doesn't mean that it isn't one that he genuinely enjoys.

Who doesn't love doughnuts?

Just because you don't like it doesn't mean that it isn't music. The definition of music isn't "something that sounds good," it's "an art form whose medium is sound."

As a college student working full time to pay my rent, car payments, gas, books, tuition, etc., it would be fiscally irresponsible for me to spend more money on food to get all of the vitamins and protein that I need when I can buy supplements for much cheaper. Multivitamins are cheap and not at...

How exactly is reading/thinking/talking about exercising wasting my time? When I'm reading and talking about exercising, I'm learning new things to help improve my workout efficiency. Thinking about it doesn't waste my time at all, considering I can think about it while doing other things. You...

I would recommend staying away from all things Herbalife. You're wasting your money when you could be purchasing normal multivitamins for much cheaper. Herbalife is a pyramid scheme, or as they like to call it, "multi-level marketing." You're getting jipped. Do your research.

Why exactly is "supplement" in quotation marks? If you're using protein powder to supplement your diet, it's considered a supplement. If you think that you can gain significant amounts of muscle by eating only vegetables and healthy fats, you've been misinformed.