Showing posts with label Extreme. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Extreme. Show all posts
January 29, 2019
How Some People Cope With Stress
Thought this was incredible.
Someone opened up a "Rage Room" in Maryland.
I know the atmosphere in D.C. is polarized and sort of toxic lately, and there is lot's of identity politics, obstruction, and even people hating on each other, but this really shows how things have degenerated.
And let's face it, it's not just the politics that people are stressed out about--how about stress from family, work, and bills. We're on 24/7 these days and a lot of stress can build up in people that way.
But now, people can actually pay money to go to into a room, wrap themselves in safety clothing, and spend their time smashing things.
Almost like when they put crazy people in a padded room in a straight jacket and let them hit their heads against the wall for a while.
In the Rage Room:
You can break 10 glass items for just $25!
Or throw in a medium printer in the starter pack and it's $35.
You can even BYOB (Bring Your Own Breakables) and have at it for $15.
Group packages and even gift cards are available.
Fun maybe, a little crazy for sure. ;-)
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July 5, 2018
Calories Extreme!
Someone mentioned that they went to the Cheesecake Factory the other day.
They said they bought a slice of cheesecake.
I asked: "Was it the Oreo Cheesecake?"
They said, "yeah!"
But they went on, "It was too much for one person to eat."
Uh, you think?
Check out how many calories are in one piece of this "Oreo Dream Extreme Cheesecake" -->>1,630!
Yes, that's one slice, not the whole cake!!!
And over 50% is from fat!
Take all this in context: The calories for an average female and male is just 1,900 and 2,500, respectively, if your moderately active.
So one slice of cheesecake like this Oreo flavor is around 86% or 65% of the total recommended calorie intake for a women or man for the entire day!
What the heck do they put into this cheesecake--butter, cream cheese, sugar by the truckload!
I know it must be good, but does it also have to be this deadly! ;-)
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
They said they bought a slice of cheesecake.
I asked: "Was it the Oreo Cheesecake?"
They said, "yeah!"
But they went on, "It was too much for one person to eat."
Uh, you think?
Check out how many calories are in one piece of this "Oreo Dream Extreme Cheesecake" -->>1,630!
Yes, that's one slice, not the whole cake!!!
And over 50% is from fat!
Take all this in context: The calories for an average female and male is just 1,900 and 2,500, respectively, if your moderately active.
So one slice of cheesecake like this Oreo flavor is around 86% or 65% of the total recommended calorie intake for a women or man for the entire day!
What the heck do they put into this cheesecake--butter, cream cheese, sugar by the truckload!
I know it must be good, but does it also have to be this deadly! ;-)
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Calories Extreme!
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January 21, 2016
I Think I'll Just Take A Snooze--Right Over Here
This was a funny photo in the mall this weekend.
We are passing by this mattress store.
The sign over the bed says:
"See and feel how a Sleep Number bed adjusts to you"
This family is apparently trying out the new mattress.
They have made themselves quite comfortable--and they sort of just continue to lay there and lay there.
The guy looks like he's watching TV and the mom and daughter are playing something.
We take a stroll around the mall and eventually (maybe 20 minutes later) pass back by this store.
Guess what? These people are still laying on the mattress, and they haven't budged an inch.
They don't look homeless or anything.
Not sure if this Sleep Number is adjusting to them or they are still adjusting to the Sleep Number.
Honey, can you pass the cover. ;-)
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
We are passing by this mattress store.
The sign over the bed says:
"See and feel how a Sleep Number bed adjusts to you"
This family is apparently trying out the new mattress.
They have made themselves quite comfortable--and they sort of just continue to lay there and lay there.
The guy looks like he's watching TV and the mom and daughter are playing something.
We take a stroll around the mall and eventually (maybe 20 minutes later) pass back by this store.
Guess what? These people are still laying on the mattress, and they haven't budged an inch.
They don't look homeless or anything.
Not sure if this Sleep Number is adjusting to them or they are still adjusting to the Sleep Number.
Honey, can you pass the cover. ;-)
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
I Think I'll Just Take A Snooze--Right Over Here
October 20, 2014
The Grafitti Car
Someone here did...it's covered bumper to bumper!
Wonder if this car also is one of those self-driving cars...so it's real special inside and out.
This car can be yours if the Price is Right...no that's a different show.
Anyway, another day of more zany antics and styles coming to you from Washington, D.C. ;-)
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
The Grafitti Car
June 7, 2014
A WOW Wheelchair
Absolutely loved the article and video in Bloomberg Businessweek on the Tankchair.
Brad Soden makes these amazing ruggedized wheelchairs for wounded veterans and other disabled people in need of getting around some rougher terrain.
They are customized for each user and cost about $15,000 each.
They are built on tank-like treads and can go up stairs, through fields, across streams, and over snow.
"Basically, it's get off the couch and go enjoy life!"
They are tough and can last 15-20 years!
He first made one for his wife who was paralyzed from the waist down in a car accident and was having difficulty keeping up on a family camping trip.
Soden is truly inspirational--he produces these not too make money, but too help people.
"The body can't keep up, so we're gonna fix it."
This is an awesome man making an extreme machine. ;-)
(Source Photo: Tankchair)
Brad Soden makes these amazing ruggedized wheelchairs for wounded veterans and other disabled people in need of getting around some rougher terrain.
They are customized for each user and cost about $15,000 each.
They are built on tank-like treads and can go up stairs, through fields, across streams, and over snow.
"Basically, it's get off the couch and go enjoy life!"
They are tough and can last 15-20 years!
He first made one for his wife who was paralyzed from the waist down in a car accident and was having difficulty keeping up on a family camping trip.
Soden is truly inspirational--he produces these not too make money, but too help people.
"The body can't keep up, so we're gonna fix it."
This is an awesome man making an extreme machine. ;-)
(Source Photo: Tankchair)
A WOW Wheelchair
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