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I'm going to dabble in it and see how it goes once I'm in a routine. My wife's more of a morning person (more than me). I'm a night person. However, I've found that it doesn't matter how early I go to bed (or how late), I still feel the exact same in the morning and it does not cause me to wake up early, so I feel it's more wasted time to go to bed earlier. That said, I'm not staying up super late. Usually 11:30 or midnight. The issue with working out in the morning is that I really need a "clear the deck" time to prep myself for the day. Some people can do that with exercise, and who knows maybe it will work that way for me, but historically that I need nothing other than sitting there dreading the day.

As far as running, I hate running (kinda). Or at least I did. It wasn't until after I had gotten back from a mission and started running on a treadmill with the TV going at the gym that I realized I could tolerate it, because the TV would distract from how miserable it was. I don't watch TV when I run now, and really haven't since... I don't know. But because that's been the most efficient way for me to exercise, it's become my go-to. The past two times I've gone out for actual basketball, I've suffered achilles ruptures, and I'm a little more than 8 years out from my last one, so I view myself as essentially retired from playing basketball the way I'd like to. I've played, but it's really just 1 on 1 with my son, for the most part. I can't mentally go through another rupture as I've got way too much to do to get side tracked with that, so running it is. Though basketball is most certainly a better, more enjoyable, more efficient, and more total workout.
Running is awful until you get good enough at running where you no longer think about running while you run.
 
It seems that Draymond has something personal with European players.
First Sabonis, then Gobert and now Nurkic.
But he always does it like a b*tch to unsuspecting players. He’s not gonna step up to someone like Jokic, Valenciunas or Steven Adams (I know he’s not European) if he can’t catch them off guard or straight up kick them in the balls.
 
Ok, so I might be the only person in the world who actually believes Draymond didn't mean to hit Nurkic. After watching the replay and hearing what Draymond is saying, I actually somewhat believe him. He says that he was trying to exaggerate contact in order to get a call. If you watch the replay, it doesn't make sense at first, but if you consider that Draymond was anticipating contact then I can almost see it.

I don't feel bad for Draymond if he's telling the truth and no one believes it. He's earned every bit of mistrust he is getting.
 
Ok, so I might be the only person in the world who actually believes Draymond didn't mean to hit Nurkic. After watching the replay and hearing what Draymond is saying, I actually somewhat believe him. He says that he was trying to exaggerate contact in order to get a call. If you watch the replay, it doesn't make sense at first, but if you consider that Draymond was anticipating contact then I can almost see it.

I don't feel bad for Draymond if he's telling the truth and no one believes it. He's earned every bit of mistrust he is getting.
He's a dirty piece of **** who thought he could get away with smacking someone in the head. He should straight up be banned. Piece of human garbage.
 
The Tabernacle Choir would do such a great job that it might get radio play.

That is a hilarious visual. BTW, thanks for putting that song in my head all day. Great song but the lyrics are so ****ing cringe I was laughing about it all day.
 
Ok, so I might be the only person in the world who actually believes Draymond didn't mean to hit Nurkic. After watching the replay and hearing what Draymond is saying, I actually somewhat believe him. He says that he was trying to exaggerate contact in order to get a call. If you watch the replay, it doesn't make sense at first, but if you consider that Draymond was anticipating contact then I can almost see it.

I don't feel bad for Draymond if he's telling the truth and no one believes it. He's earned every bit of mistrust he is getting.

Lol. What?
 
Ok, so I might be the only person in the world who actually believes Draymond didn't mean to hit Nurkic. After watching the replay and hearing what Draymond is saying, I actually somewhat believe him. He says that he was trying to exaggerate contact in order to get a call. If you watch the replay, it doesn't make sense at first, but if you consider that Draymond was anticipating contact then I can almost see it.
You're Steve Kerr, right?
 
Lowe wrote an article about Draymond and his career. Think the way it was marketed was like "Is Draymond a HOF" and made it seem like yhr conclusion might be no, so Nurkic RTd it and called Lowe a clown.

A couple days later he punches Nurk lmao
 
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