train like an olympian | do each exercise intensely for 30 seconds. move onto each move with little or no recovery time in between. once you’ve completed all the moves (4 minutes total) take a 60-90 second break and repeat set 2 to 3 more times.
Aahh
the names are inspiring me to do them. Also, gifs are a fucking brilliant way to show exercise moves without the overwhelming rewinding/fastforwarding of a video.
I can’t say I agree. Peter loved Gwen before she died, it’s not like it just came about afte the fact. He really did love her and she really did love him in return. I still prefer MJ to Gwen, but Gwen’s role in Peter’s life shouldn’t be undermined.
And Gwen wasn’t his first girlfriend, she was his first love.I agree!
While, I don’t know if Peter/Gwen would have worked out in the long term if she had lived, I think the true/false love dichnomy is silly.
Peter “truly loved” MJ. He also “truly loved” Gwen. Shippers do not have to play a zero sum game.
(Source: super-hero-confessions, via mrsspidermanmaryjanewatsonparker)
mrsspidermanmaryjanewatsonparker:
Peter and MJ get ready and go to the wedding of Betty Brant and Ned Leeds; they are the best man and maid of honour respectively.
PETER: You know, MJ – you’d make someone a wonderful something.
MJ: If you’re not careful Mr. Parker — I might just take you up on that.
Amazing Spider-Man #156
I LOVE unintentional foreshadowing. Not just in the dialogue but also in the fact that they’re the best man and maid of honour (tradition holds the people serving those roles wind up together). Also this issue is unintentionally ironic as of course Peter and MJ wind up having a much better marriage than Ned and Betty (which turns into a complete trainwreck).