There’s a serial killer in your town. Unfortunately for them you are a necromancer and you have fun driving that maniac insane.
1. Keep the flexibility in your spine
2. Stretch the muscles in the front
3. Strengthen the muscle in the back
The goal is to give yourself a double or triple chin. Keep your nose pointing forward, don’t let it tip up or down
Thoracic extension- use a chair with a seat back that comes up to the level of your shoulder blades. Try to bend back over the top of the chair without arching away from the seat back and without extending your neck. If the pressure from the top of the chair is uncomfortable you can place a towel there
If this isn’t enough of a stretch you can do one side at a time. If you have the right arm up step forward with the right foot and turn slightly to the left. Then do it on the other side.
There are lots more exercises for strengthening your back muscles but this is a good starting point and easy to do. I like doing it while driving
Tips:
Do the best you can
If it hurts stop
Envision future you saying thank you each time you do one of the exercises
hi margaret, i hope this email blows your tits clean off
My bisexual-ass: I go both ways
Narrator: she in fact went nowhere. She didn't like to leave the house
catboy kyo ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ (4/4)
crazy how you can be hanging on by a thread for like four months. Or your entire life
what am i smiling at ? the made up scenarios of course
this is getting me so bad
My boomer aunt just loves these memes that portray her childhood as more authentic than “kids these days.” Your childhood isn’t more valid if you were bored out of your skull for most of it.Â
That said, most 9 year olds would still love this pen. They can like simple and complicated things at the same time.
And also… who is *offering* these kids iPhones?Â
They act like they just magically end up in the child’s possession. It’s a real mystery how all these kids got their hands on smartphones. We should definitely just blame the kids instead of their enablers.Â
And like I said before, letting kids get familiar with technology that will be essential to their lives is not a bad thing. Just don’t let them use it 24/7 for crap’s sake.Â