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A way of life 

A way of life is the ultimate feeling of when a sport or event is no longer competitive and is like breathing and the joy of being able to do that sport or event becomes like your ability to live like breathing. A way of life is a phrase only reserved by the most extreme athletes who are able to push themselves past the feeling of fearing ones own death or injury and can block all other feelings out. Its no longer a sport or event, and it no longer requires skill.
A athlete who has no care for ones own life to do something that he loves has chosen a way of life.

Someone who can push there limits without thanking about it such as breathing comes to a person they have chosen a way of life.
A way of life by Hellfire24 February 1, 2010
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its a way of life 

A phrase that when used to describe any activity (especially a lame one), makes that activity seem extremely lame, if not totally gay.
"Doing yoga isnt just a way of burning fat, its a way of life."

"Not eating animals isnt just a way of 'saving animal's lives', its a way of life."

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(verb)ing (activity) isnt just (obvious result of doing the activity), its a way of life.

It's a way of life 

A slogan used by the motorscooter and clothing company Lambretta in their advertising.

The quote can be seen on their clothing tags, enamel signs, posters, etc; dating from around the 1960s up until the current times.

This term has been coined by Mods and Scooterboys when referring to the hobby of scootering and/or scooter culture.
Dave: "I can't believe you'd ride to work on your GP200 in this awful weather!"

John: " What can I say? It's a way of life."

Life finds a way of not finding a way.

A play on the saying "Life finds a way".

The twist here is that sometimes things do not happen when they should have.
Procrastination, global pandemics, outside influence, many things can be a call for this saying.
"I was going to make lunch, but life finds a way of not finding a way."
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