The couch thread

[Holland Oates]

Motherfucker, how do you find this shit?

^This^

[T200]

Google and a keen sense of search terms.

[rjudo]

Motherfucker, how do you find this shit?

T is the 10th dan Master of Google Fu

[Sassenach]

Google and a keen sense of search terms.

You're our version of "there's an app for that" - except it's always the freakiest porn anyone's ever seen.

[The Nightman]

Motherfucker, how do you find this shit?

^This^

Dude, what the fuck is wrong with you? hahahahahaha!!

[GoDogGo!]

Motherfucker, how do you find this shit?

T is the 10th dan Master of Google Fu

President, please. I found shit like that when I went looking for my simple duct tape pic.

[johno]

President, please.

LOFL!

[T-L]

The new editor of the @fit wiki page has put the page up for deletion again. It's just not notable. Duh!

After filtering out all the hype and unsubstantiated statements, both pro and con, there seems to be little left to justify this article's existence, though some effort has been made to prove its notability in the introductory paragraph. Specifically, the intro states that CrossFit "is noteworthy for its use of a virtual community Internet model". I assume this to be a reference to the online community of CrossFit enthusiasts who exchange details of training regimens over the Internet.

There is evidence that such an online community exists, but this in itself is not notable; CrossFit's notability must result from it being unique in this regard. That is, it must be the only, or the first, or the largest online fitness community to be notable. A quick google search (search terms: fitness regimen online community) turned up more than 56,000 results, many of them online communities similar to CrossFit with names such as "fitlink", "traineo" and "navyseals". It seems then, that CrossFit is not the only one, and it would be difficult to prove that it was first. Is it the largest? There is no statement to that effect in the article.

I'm trying to be open-minded here, but frankly I can't think of why CrossFit is notable, or why it should have a Wikipedia point-of-presence.

And T200. Excellent choice of photos

[Takafumi]

Command goes out to the sheep:

http://crossfiteastsac.typepad.com/cros ... unday.html

Below is a list of members of our facility who I believe need to make the effort to compete at sectionals. This is more of a demand than a request. Competing effects your abilities in ways that cannot be fully explained, but everyone who has ever competed in a legit CF event can tell you that they are forever elevated by the experience. The following list has been selected based on ability and dedication to the program. Most of these athletes can do WODs as Rx'ed. You are the most regular and dedicated members of our facility. You all possess great ability and I feel that it is your time to take the ultimate test and see where you rank among the worlds fittest people, then go back and do better next year. If you are on this list, you have until Sunday to get registered for the event. After that you are shit out of luck, so don't drag your feet, throw yourself under the buss today.

(herd of sheep names)

Click here to register

This is the team of individuals that I EXPECT to be signed up and competing on March 27th and 28th in San Jose. If you don't see your name on this list and you were thinking of competing, come talk to me and we will decide if you should indeed compete. Scaling of the WODs will be available and many participants will not be able to Rx WODs at this event. Don't worry about that. Our all-star affiliate team will be picked based on the best performances in this sectional. If you cannot make sectionals but want to try out for the team we will set a date on a Saturday to perform all the WODs under the same time constraints and give you a chance to qualify for the team.

If you have already registered, please reply to the comment section and let me know. If you cannot compete please let me know that to so I can stop harassing you. Also if anyone has set up hotel reservations, where did you book? I would like to tell everyone by the end of the week where we all plan to stay for the event.

The basic message: I basically run your lives. Don't even think about fucking with me. Don't get married or change your hair styles without consulting me. I would also like an extra copy of your room keys at this event in order to do random bed checks.*

*(This only applies to the ladies.)

[Crust Bucket]

Is it Friday yet?

[Shaun B. O'Murnecan]

The new editor of the @fit wiki page has put the page up for deletion again. It's just not notable. Duh!

After filtering out all the hype and unsubstantiated statements, both pro and con, there seems to be little left to justify this article's existence, though some effort has been made to prove its notability in the introductory paragraph. Specifically, the intro states that CrossFit "is noteworthy for its use of a virtual community Internet model". I assume this to be a reference to the online community of CrossFit enthusiasts who exchange details of training regimens over the Internet.

There is evidence that such an online community exists, but this in itself is not notable; CrossFit's notability must result from it being unique in this regard. That is, it must be the only, or the first, or the largest online fitness community to be notable. A quick google search (search terms: fitness regimen online community) turned up more than 56,000 results, many of them online communities similar to CrossFit with names such as "fitlink", "traineo" and "navyseals". It seems then, that CrossFit is not the only one, and it would be difficult to prove that it was first. Is it the largest? There is no statement to that effect in the article.

I'm trying to be open-minded here, but frankly I can't think of why CrossFit is notable, or why it should have a Wikipedia point-of-presence.

And T200. Excellent choice of photos

I told you once you played the Jew-card, that you would persevere. Good work!

[HeiptyHop]

I realize I'm in the vast minority when I say this... but I really want to fuck Renee Lee. She could be my scooter, I guess, fun to ride but I don't want anyone to see me with her.

[chi]

Wanna guess if the link is still there?

Looks like it's shaking up the sheeple and lookie-lookie, it's Renee again.

http://board.crossfit.com/showthread.php?p=744199

http://board.crossfit.com/showthread.php?p=744753

So StartingStrength.com and RobbWolf.com are dirty dirty words.

How long have links from IGX to CF been working rather than just looping back to IGX, i accidently clicked on the link and went through fine. I've been copying and pasting into a new tab up until now

[ab g-d]

Is it Friday yet?

I swear I was just going to post this exact sentence, then I scrolled up and saw this.

We're getting another foot of snow, I don't know if I can wait until friday.

[Holeyfraggaroley]

At first I thought it was "limp dick Thursday" when I saw picture of the @fitter.

[WildGorillaMan]

The new editor of the @fit wiki page has put the page up for deletion again. It's just not notable. Duh!

After filtering out all the hype and unsubstantiated statements, both pro and con, there seems to be little left to justify this article's existence, though some effort has been made to prove its notability in the introductory paragraph. Specifically, the intro states that CrossFit "is noteworthy for its use of a virtual community Internet model". I assume this to be a reference to the online community of CrossFit enthusiasts who exchange details of training regimens over the Internet.

There is evidence that such an online community exists, but this in itself is not notable; CrossFit's notability must result from it being unique in this regard. That is, it must be the only, or the first, or the largest online fitness community to be notable. A quick google search (search terms: fitness regimen online community) turned up more than 56,000 results, many of them online communities similar to CrossFit with names such as "fitlink", "traineo" and "navyseals". It seems then, that CrossFit is not the only one, and it would be difficult to prove that it was first. Is it the largest? There is no statement to that effect in the article.

I'm trying to be open-minded here, but frankly I can't think of why CrossFit is notable, or why it should have a Wikipedia point-of-presence.

And the coldest cut of all comes from someone who isn't even and igx'er.

[The Real Rant]

http://www.crossfitwatertown.com/2010/0 ... ependence/

Apostasy?

[Yes I Have Balls]

Apparently, the L1 trainer at this dude's gym has never said "elbows up"

[Bobby]

Maybe he is trying to get more reps by bouncing his elbows against the knees?
You have got the kipping pullup,so why not?

[Yes I Have Balls]

OK, WTF?

[Gin Master]

Shipping instructions.

[The Real Rant]

OK, WTF?

Our program delivers a fitness that is, by design, broad, general, and inclusive. Our specialty is not specializing. Combat, survival, many sports, and life reward this kind of fitness and, on average, punish the specialist.

The CrossFit program is designed for universal scalability making it the perfect application for any committed individual regardless of experience...

[The Real Rant]

OK, WTF?

Of course it may as well just say, "Look at me I'm a douchebag".

[Yes I Have Balls]

OK, WTF?

Of course it may as well just say, "Look at me I'm a douchebag".

Kind of like a "Memento" kind of thing? Maybe a "Things a faggot would do" checklist?

[TerryB]

Maybe a "Things a faggot would do" checklist?

I wonder if it's written upside down so he can look down and read it as needed?