Meditation sounds boring.

Meditation is boring as hell. It is also pretty worthwhile if you can keep doing it consistently.

Edit: There's also a huge variety in types of meditation.

Being in the bathroom, Alex doesn't notice the the icy look of Ikora. She does take advantage of her extensively long bathroom break to clean her apron, though.

I'll use 1d6 favor to trigger a random event.

I feel like the werewolves came closer to winning than the vampires did. From someone who was privy to Team Edward's strategies, did you feel like you didn't have the tools to win, or that you just made some strategic errors that you couldn't recover from?

The vampires never had a chance, unfortunately. Even though they managed to turn the seer night 1, Francois already scryed Aoko as dracula at the same time I had called you out as dracula. I'm assuming Francois also scried Frocto the day afterwards, which is how Nex would know he was 2nd drac. So the wolf team had the ability to stop vampire turns at any point after day 3 or so. 

Also: I told y'all to kill Classic! Or turn him, which would've killed him anyways. Whatevs.

And yet the first article on webmd says 3-5 lbs a week should be considered normal for some one only dieting and doing light excersize(as long as you stick to the plan and dont have cheat days)with 5+ a week still being healthy as long as you eat atleast 1550 calories of lean meat, fruit and veggies a day.

Was it this one? Because that one says it's only safe to lose 3-5 pounds in the first week.

Still I am kinda wondering where you guys are getting your facts since I've been speaking directly with people who have fucking PhDs.

It's pretty much implied that you should always listen to your doctor over some random idiot on the internet. Anyways, the information given by others in the thread are basically general guidelines that you pick up if you read enough about health on the internet or on books or wherever. That means they don't necessarily fit into every situation. For example:

Just going by what my doctor/dietician told me at the health center my tribe owns which was, "Losing weight too fast is a myth. Losing weight at any rate, as long as you're not starving yourself or throwing up is healthier than being fat."

Considering I'm over 100 lbs overweight and can still jog 1.5 miles non-stop without falling over or really even being tired at the end.

They don't apply if you're obese. (I actually forgot that you mentioned this when I posted; my mentioning of that obesity study was just a coincidence.) I think everyone else was assuming you were like 180 and just dropped 20 pounds. Which probably wouldn't be healthy for you. See your health care provider for further details.

That said, don't let some internet stranger dissuade you from making better life choices. If you see the progress, and you're feeling better, and your doctor okays it, who's to say you're wrong. If it works for you then it works.

You should throw some vanilla beans in there and make vanilla extract

I've actually been having similar problems with WUBI. For some reason this past week, I decided to increase the size of my ubuntu partition by reinstalling it. Of course, this deleted all of my data on that partition that I stupidly forgot to back up. Nothing crucial, so whatever. But for some reason, the new partition has problems installing and will either crash, boot up to GRUB, or if the reinstallation finally works, it runs incredibly slowly. I'll open Firefox or open a directory and the screen will go gray and unusable for a minute. Updating it helped it with the slowness issues slightly; now it only freezes when I open firefox and a directory simultaneously. Of course, for some inexplicable reason, that barely usable partition also stopped working the next time I booted it.

Not to mention when I first time I tried to reinstall(some time this weekend, I think it was Saturday or Sunday), WUBI installed ubuntu 13.04(???) for some reason. This OS didn't have any problems with speed at all as far as I could tell. The only problem I had with it was that I could only log in as guest. The newest version of WUBI forces you to include a username and password when you're installing, so you already have an account set up when you load up Ubuntu for the first time. However, 13.04 didn't have the default profile set up so I had to choose which user to log into. The account that I set up in WUBI didn't work.

What the fuck Ubuntu why is everything breaking. This is literally the only time I can think of in the past 2-3 years of using Ubuntu that I've had a serious problem. It's like all those times I probably should have been suffering computer bullshit but didn't has finally caught up with me.

So yeah, dunno if you're also using WUBI (and I dunno if that's the problem, I might've gotten these same issues if I installed a fresh copy of ubuntu over my entire hard drive), but it seems like they've been having some problems or something.

lol

Also I should probably be in the dead pile

I interpreted "Obviously anonymous account" as "Obviously, I've changed their name to keep it anonymous" But now that I've thought about it, your interpretation makes more sense.

Alex notices Ikora rousing from her nap. "It took a while, but it seems my harmonious fist has finally rejuvenated her. You can take care of yourself, right?" Alex asks. She doesn't wait for an answer though,  because Shura's message has her attention. "It seems they need help getting the shields back up." She rushes over to the shield room to try to fix what's broken with her limited repair skill of 2.