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Hello fellow Santa Barbarans, let's try to meet on Global Reddit Meetup Day! Comment with where you'd like to go and what time you'd like to meet and we'll figure something out.

Picking up the conversation where it left off at /r/books/

What are you favorite film versions of Shakespeare plays?

I was once in great shape from kickboxing, but since returning to college classes after 2 years away, I haven't been able to find time to stay in shape. That has changed recently; over the past few weeks I've been making a point of running or biking, and doing a very basic strength routine.

But I was hoping someone could take a look at what I'm doing and give me some feedback. Currently, I do 2 (3 if I have time) sets of each: pushups, situps, and pull-ups (a doorway pull-up bar is my only piece of equipment). It takes around 5 minutes which makes it easy to fit in to my schedule, and I do each simple workout not quite to muscle failure so that I don't have to dread pushing myself, and I

I'm confident that Reddit can come up with something better than "The Noughties."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2000s

I've been a serious fan (as in, not drinking Coors) of beer for about 2 years, and my friend introduced me to Chimay a couple months ago. Now I see it everywhere and wonder how I missed it. What are some other great beers that I might not have come across?

As an INTP, have you been diagnosed with any psychological disorders? If you decide to share, please note if it is a self-diagnosis or if you were diagnosed by a professional.

I have ADD, and it has come to define many parts of my life. It is a constant struggle and plays a central role in many of my decisions and behaviors. My doctor diagnosed the disorder early in high school.

I was diagnosed with clinical depression in college. Also I am beginning to wonder if I have mild OCD (self-diagnosis ... I'm going to speak with a professional soon).