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You will now have a cold all fall, winter and into the spring.
i’ll take that if my stomach will stop hurting.
if i were a mutant i think i would like to be colossus from the x-men. he just looked cool.
Wolverine has been my favorite Marvel hero for over 50 years.
(sorry for the stale content but you guys move quickly sometimes)
Wolverine has been my favorite Marvel hero for over 50 years.
(sorry for the stale content but you guys move quickly sometimes)
wolverine is badass for sure.
when i was a kid i fell for spiderman. i loved the way he would be joking around or trolling the bad guy as he was fighting him.
i asked for subscriptions to amazing, web of, and even peter parker (which kind of sucked).
wolverine is badass for sure.
when i was a kid i fell for spiderman. i loved the way he would be joking around or trolling the bad guy as he was fighting him.
i asked for subscriptions to amazing, web of, and even peter parker (which kind of sucked).
he’s always so angry!
my favorite comic book panel of all time
my favorite comic book panel of all time
that is pretty badass.
and whoever those suckers are, they’re in deep trouble!
Writing in The Journal of Nutrition, researchers from Tufts University said they looked at the coffee-drinking habits of 46,332 Americans between 1999 and 2018,
when they were part of the U.S. government’s National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.They had three big findings:
First, drinking one cup of coffee per day was linked to a 16% lower risk of death for any of the participants over the study period, from any cause.
Next, drinking more coffee was linked to an even slightly better result; for example, study participants who drank 2-3 cups per day had a 17% lower risk of “all-cause mortality.”
Finally, the benefit only applied to black coffee.conclusion by Metalhead:
Coffee is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.Writing in The Journal of Nutrition, researchers from Tufts University said they looked at the coffee-drinking habits of 46,332 Americans between 1999 and 2018,
when they were part of the U.S. government’s National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.They had three big findings:
First, drinking one cup of coffee per day was linked to a 16% lower risk of death for any of the participants over the study period, from any cause.
Next, drinking more coffee was linked to an even slightly better result; for example, study participants who drank 2-3 cups per day had a 17% lower risk of “all-cause mortality.”
Finally, the benefit only applied to black coffee.conclusion by Metalhead:
Coffee is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.well this is some of the best news i’ve ever read!
ty, metalhead! ☕
well this is some of the best news i’ve ever read!
ty, metalhead!
cheers
Will their ice cream bring all the boys to the yard, today?
mr.softee is gone now.
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