Subject: Sticking to your resolution

From: Looking Lean <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2015 07:25:23 -0800

If you are reading this, then I already know something about you: You want to burn pounds and look lean. Maybe you want to get that six-pack youve always dreamed of or finally fit back into your wedding dress, look great in a swimsuit, or just plain feel better.

And there are several roadblocks that can keep you from seeing results. You may feel like you have tried everything, eating less and exercising more and still not lost weight like you know you should have.

The good news is Oz developed a comprehensive, all-natural plan to help you burn the belly flab, lose the love handles.

http://www.protiensupport.com/gypsydoms/redepositing/participating/insouciance/heavyset.php

Losing more without all the work is something we can all get behind.

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to PS+ version of Driveclub (as it was promised), I just went ahead and  the damn game full  and don't really regret it because the game is fun...that said, I am disappointed in Sony with their false promise and absolutely zero effort to make up for it. 

I think Sony suld have just came out and said straight out they couldn't deliver on their promise and don't count on the PS+ version of becoming available anytime soon. that would have been good enough for me...
Okay so gamers suffer from enlement issues because they believe the words of game makers/console makers/service providers/etc and get mad when the people paid to make it happen fail? Makes a lot of sense. Youve basically written off any accountability/responsibility and now youre making up excuses as 

is no expectations of everyone having to like it as much as anyone else.
Or vice-versa, when no one in the group has seen it yet and every one is generally interested in the movie.
But if everyone has already seen the movie, why are we even watching it? Surely there's something better we could do?
My friends and I use to have movie night. Was basically a social event. Movie was a good conversation starter, no matter what you could make a reference to that
Some kind of social approval thing. They are wanting to relate. That or they think it's rrible and don't know when to laugh. Still, seeking to relate. Just bang him/her already. 
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