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I'm 6'0, about 160lbs, and 19 y/o. I've always wanted to be in better shape. I've always been marginally athletic but have never spent a day of my life in the weight room. Although I'm not going to have one of the "Look reddit! I lost 350lbs" stories, I'd still like some pointers on how to be fit and overall healthier.

I'm always tired. I sleep for like 12 hours sometimes and still wake up tired. Feel sluggish but I'm not fat. I just want to feel better and be healthier.

I know that diet is just as important as the workout itself so I've already started. I've cut sodas and alcohol from my diet completely and was wondering if there was anything else. Also, I've always found that eating hea

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I bought my car two years ago during my senior year in high school but now I need to sell it. I know it's not a bad car, but I need to sell it, and fairly soon. Seeing as how I've never sold anything this large I'm not quite sure how to go about doing it. Not sure what I should and shouldn't include in listings, where to list, what paperwork trades hands, how much I should ask, etc.

1999 Ford Taurus SE
198,000 Miles 
Recently had a new engine put in it. The new engine only has around 85,000 miles on it. I have some paperwork to prove this.
Leather Interior
Non-Working A/C. It blows but it's not cold.
3 or so dings/dents. All pictured below.
Driver seat show's no
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Although I haven't gotten a hands on experience yet with the iPad, I think it does have some advantages.

Everyone is saying that it's "a big iPhone". Although I personally don't see it that way, would it really be a bad thing? It's not as if the iPhone was terrible.

I also hate e-readers. I've given them a chance and all the e-readers I've used are just shitty. The iPad looks to be one of the only devices I would feel comfortable reading on. Many people are saying that it doesnt use e-ink and that staring at the LED for extended periods of time. Most of the people saying this stare at computer screens all day. There's been talk of textbooks making it to the iBook store. This to me is exac

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So I've been browsing reddit for a while now and I've noticed that quite a few people here are in college. Which got me to thinking, with all the universities all over the world there's got to be some interesting classes you guys are taking.

tl;dr What classes are you taking?

Here's me:

University: Texas A&M University

Major:General Studies

Classes: Intro to Equine (Horse) Care, The Big Bang Theory and Black Holes, Advanced Computing, Kinesiology: Self Defense, Kinesiology: Intermediate Tennis, Intro to Psychology, Student Learning Center: Career Awareness

Yeah, lot's of odd classes. Mostly easy GPA boosters because I still don't know what I want to major in.

What about you red

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