Polls: Health & Fitness

My friend on FB and I are arguing now that baseball season is going. So my poll question is as follows:

What American Baseball team is Number One of the following two teams. This does not refer to the team as much as the ball club, so this is not a popularity question - so PLEASE do not answer the "Popular" answer but which ball club/team is the over all better team.

Thanks!

I'm debating whether to live on campus at my school or not. I just transferred there after two years at community college. Surprisingly, I was able to make a lot of friends at community college. It's whatever you make of it and I was very outgoing.

I've been extremely fortunate and am working at an co-op as well as school. It'll take me an extra 2 years to graduate because I alternate going to school and working, but I'll get financial assistance in paying for classes, and be able to graduate debt free and with at least $30,000 in the bank. Plus as long as I do well, I'm almost guaranteed a job after college.

The school I'm going to is considered a commuter school. Roughly half the population commutes. As a result, there are a lot of commuter-geared events, so commuters can stay involved. So I'm not sure whether I should live on campus or not. School is a 20-30 minute drive from my house, so not too far. If I commute, I'd probably get there early, stay the whole day, socialize, and leave around 4 or 5. So I don't see too much of a difference between commuting and living on campus, other than I save $5000 a semester by commuting.

I know I have the money to live on campus, but I'm pretty frugal and would rather save the money. Plus, I already got the "dorm experience" working at a camp. It was okay, wasn't crazy over it. I'm independent anyway so there wasn't too much of a learning curve. So should I live on campus or not?

Last weekend was a family outing where we all went out to the beach. A cousin of mine refused to go because he said he had acne on his face and body and he was embarrassed to go out like that. He told me it's the reason he hasn't gone for the past 2 years but that he trusted me right now not to tell anyone. Is having acne on your face and body that big a deal? Like would you go out to the beach, take your shirt off and still have a good time while still having it?

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This video by Dove is incredibly well done imo and makes a powerful statement about how at some point it seems like women (not all, but a great deal) for some reason stop seeing themselves as beautiful or not caring necessarily about how they looked like they did as a kid.

I wonder, do you girls (and guys I guess, but tbh it's not nearly as big a problem with guys as it is for women, studies show men tend to think they are more attractive than they are lol) do the same thing? Do you shy away from a camera because you're so concerned you don't look good or something silly? I mean, come on, the only truly ugly women are those who are shallow, selfish, and small minded (same with ugly men).

ive played rugby, tennis, soccer, baseball, football, ultimate frisbee, and probly a few others I can't think of

RUGBY is definitely the best though, its the hardest sport and definitley the most fun XP

Girls, do you generally find a guy more attractive with glasses or without. Assume the glasses are stylish and fit his face.

Obviously in some situations glasses are inconvenient: sex, sports, clubbing, etc. But I’m talking in general.