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Now, I will be the first to admit that sometimes it's awesome to leave the wife & kids back in the cave, have a few jars and a laugh, dance around a fire, sing the sort of songs that would make a Marine sergeant blush, run around with the wedding tackle out, spit on the floor and call the cat a bastard if so you wish. But I'l also admit that it's kinda stupid.
Sounds like typical date night for my husband and I.
Not a surprise from a mediocre person who despite an Ivy League degree (which she clearly didn't earn), was working as a BARTENDER!
If you can't do five pushups you're basically an invalid.
I would expect Hillary Clinton to have trouble with five pushups. But an under 30 person of normal BMI and strength should be able to at least do ten without effort.
Remember, libs, EVERYONE IS A WINNER, so EVERYONE GETS A MEDAL.
I won't be choosing my next president based on how many push ups they can do.
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Did she do a real pushup, or have her knees on the floor? There's a difference.
Only 5 is still pretty bad at any rate, and not something to brag about.
Women don't have upper body strength like men do. In fact, it's considered elite level practically if a woman can do overhand grip chin ups, that's why they have girls do the flexed arm hang instead of chin ups on the Presidential Physical Fitness Test
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