Message from @eclipseNF 👌

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2018-09-23 10:58:04 UTC  

My only rule is. If it is in person. And I am in getup. I am a she

2018-09-23 10:58:17 UTC  

But otherwise I somewhat somewhere in between

2018-09-23 10:58:18 UTC  

That would be hard to maintain but I get what you mean

2018-09-23 10:58:33 UTC  

compartmentalize. improvise, survive

2018-09-23 11:09:39 UTC  

2018-09-23 11:29:36 UTC  

Morning, Evening, Night to all in the VC, joining in. What am I listening into ?

2018-09-23 11:30:27 UTC  

welcome

2018-09-23 11:30:45 UTC  

just some enlighten and awakening

2018-09-23 11:31:32 UTC  

Good morning all!

2018-09-23 11:32:27 UTC  

I beat one of my best row times today! 10km within 35 mins!

2018-09-23 11:32:40 UTC  

Show max deadlift or soyboy

2018-09-23 11:33:21 UTC  

I've only maxed 415lbs because I don't see the point in going higher.

2018-09-23 11:33:27 UTC  

I don't power lift.

2018-09-23 11:33:44 UTC  

More strength is always better

2018-09-23 11:34:37 UTC  

500lbs seems good for deadlift, 400lbs for back squat (330lbs current), bench 300 (285 current), pullups (15 current haha working on it) and 150-200 overhead press (current 125 only)

2018-09-23 11:34:50 UTC  

I do basic 5x5 strong lifts and rowing.

2018-09-23 11:34:51 UTC  

Below parallel squat?

2018-09-23 11:34:55 UTC  

Yes

2018-09-23 11:35:02 UTC  

All good

2018-09-23 11:35:03 UTC  

Ass to grass.

2018-09-23 11:35:09 UTC  

o/

2018-09-23 11:35:12 UTC  

I follow Mark Rippetoe's exact method.

2018-09-23 11:35:29 UTC  

That's power lifting

2018-09-23 11:35:59 UTC  

I'm at 19-20% bodyfat so I am dropping that to 15% or whenever abs are visible in the kitchen without giving up too much performance in gym.

2018-09-23 11:36:06 UTC  

It is, isn't it? 😄

2018-09-23 11:36:48 UTC  

Well, I don't want to go over 500lbs haha. It just seems it will start damaging my knees and other nonsense. 330lbs is already pretty good for squats.

2018-09-23 11:37:13 UTC  

I'm mostly focused on these pullups. 15 without dropping and proper form is decent but not 25, which is the goal

2018-09-23 11:37:59 UTC  

Did anyone get to see my question last night about finance?

2018-09-23 11:38:19 UTC  

(US Specific) Outside of 401k, HSA, and IRA (after $73k switch from traditional to roth); are there any vehicles one can use to reduce tax liability? I know I could start my own company under my SSN (instead of EIN) and open a SEP IRA. I know annuities and life insurance products can be used but they're more susceptible to be changed by government policy and have much higher fees, also aren't as liquid. I know if I worked for federal/state/local government there would be pensions and other possibilities but let's assume a private civilian for this question.

2018-09-23 11:38:55 UTC  

Does anyone else worth in technology, btw?

2018-09-23 11:44:38 UTC  

@machtyn Talk to vanguard

2018-09-23 11:45:00 UTC  

Or an hourly fee based index fund supporting financial advisor

2018-09-23 11:45:48 UTC  

@DanielVox Where are you from?

2018-09-23 11:46:05 UTC  

I'm from Belgium

2018-09-23 11:46:14 UTC  

Australia here

2018-09-23 11:46:37 UTC  

Kangaroo's!!!

2018-09-23 11:47:08 UTC  

Chocolate and great beer! xd

2018-09-23 11:47:09 UTC  

and koalas

2018-09-23 11:47:14 UTC  

Yum

2018-09-23 11:47:39 UTC  

Koalas taste amazing

2018-09-23 11:47:45 UTC  

lol