The Archive

 Rather than the usual recommendation of shows that I've already seen, this time I'm talking about an up-and-coming manga adaptation. The manga is known as Sakamoto Days, and as you can guess based on the title, it's about a hitman. Written and illustrated by Yuto Suzuki, the story follows Taro Sakamoto, a retired hitman that left a life of killing to become a domestic family man. However, as shown in numerous previous media form, it's not that simple. When the organization he used to work for starts sending other hitmen after him and his family, Sakamoto has to step up to protect them, and protect them he does. Showing that his years as a father and husband haven't weakened him in the slightest, he defeats everyone who is sent after him, often using superhuman feats to do so, ending in hilarious results. Sakamoto Days have a near perfect blend of gut busting comedy and blood pumping action. I am absolutely hyped to see the anime adaptation, that's being done by...

So, the general consensus about being an adult is that either all fun ends, or your only allowed to have fun when you're drinking. This is usually enforced by the other adults through peer pressure, making it seem that, if you aren't drinking and partying with them, you are a loser. I find this absolutely hilarious that there are adults resorting to schoolyard tactics to intimidate others into following their lead.  Society is just as much to blame for this as well, since when did it become a crime for adults to have hobbies that aren't drinking and drugs? Shouldn't we be encouraging that? Well, the answer is a lot simpler that you think.  DID YOU KNOW:    The global alcoholic beverages market size was valued at  $1624 billion  in 2021, and alcoholic beverages market size is projected to reach $2036.6 billion by 2031 So, the answer is right there. If people were encouraged to find better and healthier hobbies, causing them to stop drinking as much, then a l...

 As you read in the title, this blog post will be about flexibility and various stretching methods. Flexibility refers to the body's natural range of motion, it is a part of fitness that should be taken seriously, just as every other part. One of the biggest misconceptions about flexibility is that you need to be thin to be flexible, or that you lose muscle mass when you stretch. To this statement I just laugh. The benefits of high flexibility and regular stretching include fewer injuries and less pain, improved posture and balance, and you overall feel better. Despite the absolute insane amount of stretches there are, they usually fall into one of 2 types.  Dynamic - which revolves around using repetitive movements. Static - Which revolves around holding certain positions for a certain amount of time. The best is to have both types incorporated into your daily routine.