I, however, have never allowed myself to get sad for all that long- like they said in the original Red Dawn, I “let it turn into something else”. Thus, a catastrophic setback initially freaks me the fuck out and throws me into whatever my best impression of “depressed” is. Though that might seem preposterous to most people, if you think of yourself as mortal and consider your own mortality, you will never transcend mediocrity, never rise out of the muck, never crawl over the assembled, teeming,unwashed, blind, stinking masses to grab the brass ring. In both cases, it wasn’t just the fact that I couldn’t train the way I liked, but the fact that I’d been proven mortal by the universe at large. I’ve had it happen twice in the last year, first with walking pneumonia and then with the broken hand/torn bicep combo.

Something that not only cripples you physically but cripples you psychologically. We’ve all been in this position in the gym- broken/torn whatevers/horrible illness/etc. You know what you do in this case? Fucking ATTACK. The country is wild, destitute of water and plants the army is lacking in the necessaries of life, the horses are jaded and the men worn-out, all the resources of strength and skill unavailing, the pass so narrow that a single man defending it can check the onset of ten thousand all means of offense in the hands of the enemy, all points of vantage already forfeited by ourselves:-in this terrible plight, even though we had the most valiant soldiers and the keenest of weapons, how could they be employed with the slightest effect?” If we simply maintain our ground, whole days and months will crawl by the moment we make a move, we have to sustain the enemy’s attacks on front and rear. We seek a pitched battle, but in vain yet standing on the defensive, none of us has a moment’s respite. Advancing, we can nowhere take a breathing-space retreating, we have no haven of refuge. Then, before there is time to range our soldiers in order of battle, the enemy is overwhelming strength suddenly appears on the scene. A ravine on the left, a mountain on the right, a pathway so perilous that the horses have to be roped together and the chariots carried in slings, no passage open in front, retreat cut off behind, no choice but to proceed in single file. “Suppose an army invading hostile territory without the aid of local guides:-it falls into a fatal snare and is at the enemy’s mercy. Ground on which we can only be saved from destruction by fighting without delay, is death ground. WEIGHTS AT LA CASA DEL CAOS What We Are Lifting, Rep Schemes, Commentary on life in a bougie gym.FOOD AT LA CASA DEL CAOS What we are cooking, ordering in, or consuming at a restaurant.LA CASA DEL CAOS All the behind the scene shit… Life in the Chaos Household.How we train, how we eat, what we do behind the scenes… LIVE What its REALLY like being the partner of the most insane man in Powerlifting.CULTURE A finger on the pulse of non-mainstream media in all forms.DESTROY Whatever was left over after the categories ended.MEDICATE Supplements and drugs- whatever it takes to become a posthuman.THINK Psychology and philosophy designed to drive humanity beyond its present state.COOK Whether it is stew, meat pies, weird ethnic food, or delicious condiments, you’ll find it here.DIET Diets (good and bad) ranging from keto to isocaloric to bulking to cutting.EAT If it involves mastication (vagina dentata experiences included), it’s found here.

BAD MOTHERFUCKERS Profiling the hardest of the hardcore.LIFT The heretic’s guide to the development of superhuman physical strength.Unfortunately, it might be some time before we ever see an official remake of Dino Crisis, but at least there are games that'll combine survival action with those big-toothed featherless chickens. Deathground is another forthcoming title with dinos, and is listed on Steam as a solo and co-op survival horror that has players battling AI dinos.

The Lost Wild is an in-development first-person survival horror that has the player trying to escape scary dinos. It features models of Regina by artist Mike Wilson and concept art by artist Alexander Forssberg (linked in the video's description), while it appears footage from survival horror games The Lost Wild and Deathground were also used. However, the video is made up of quite a number of different clips. 'Take a look at this GREAT footage from different Unreal Engine 5 reels and projects and imagine how a new DINO CRISIS remake or the new DINO CRISIS 4 might possibly look like using this new engine,' the description reads. The video has done a great job imagining a current-gen version of Dino Crisis and the results look mouthwatering.

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