Random fashion thoughts

[bows1]

If you lift a weight you look like a bodybuilder immediately. Who wants that? (0)

 

[notwithit]

It's true. Almost any exercise whatsoever will lead you to develop huge thighs, and you'll never again be able to fit your now-muscular body into slim-fitting clothing, much less skinny jeans.

 

[pickpackpockpuck]

I lift pretty often and I still wear a 36 jacket, which is to say that it didn't make me huge. As long as you don't start consuming a ton of calories it basically just makes you look better.

 

[APK]

What makes it funnier is that Ricky Owens himself has more or less said, "Don't worry about clothes, dummy, get a great body" over and over.

Don't be like the girl who thinks she's going to turn into She-Hulk if she picks up a barbell or any weight that isn't used for aerobics. Hell, don't be like the guy who thinks his traps are going to swell and cover his ears and prevent him from listening to his ****** white people music because he picked up a barbell. It's very possible to consistently lift weights for years and look like you do not lift weights. I was walking proof of that.

 

[bows1]

Lane is a special person. We all know that.

 

[uninkco]



What makes it funnier is that Ricky Owens himself has more or less said, "Don't worry about clothes, dummy, get a great body" over and over.
Don't be like the girl who thinks she's going to turn into She-Hulk if she picks up a barbell or any weight that isn't used for aerobics. Hell, don't be like the guy who thinks his traps are going to swell and cover his ears and prevent him from listening to his ****** white people music because he picked up a barbell. It's very possible to consistently lift weights for years and look like you do not lift weights. I was walking proof of that.

?? It sounds like you haven't been properly lifting weights...

 

[Lane]



It's true. Almost any exercise whatsoever will lead you to develop huge thighs, and you'll never again be able to fit your now-muscular body into slim-fitting clothing, much less skinny jeans.

thanks for not being a neanderthal like everyone else..Remember SF I like Julius, which only fits people in my frame..

Also, you guys just love twisting what I say. I obviously meant body building doesnt fit my personality. I still run and exercise my body, and have like last time I checked 8% body fat, so stfu.

 

[bows1]



thanks for not being a neanderthal like everyone else..Remember SF I like Julius, which only fits people in my frame..

Haha Lane doesn't get sarcasm.

 

[Lane]

meh, got my point out at least


lol @ APKs nonsense, wtf have you been lifting.

 

[brad-t]

I swear Lane isn't this contrarian or oblivious IRL.

 

[bows1]



I swear Lane isn't this contrarian or oblivious IRL.

I refuse to believe it.

 

[Synthese]



meh, got my point out at least
lol @ APKs nonsense, wtf have you been lifting.

What, exactly, was your point? what the **** is this ****

you know what, i'm going to go get huge right now. ****, i probably won't fit into any of my pants afterwards

 

[APK]



meh, got my point out at least
lol @ APKs nonsense, wtf have you been lifting.

Squats, deadlifts, bench press, rows, lunges, all that. I just didn't eat enough to facilitate much muscle growth. So if you look at pictures of me from when I first really started lifted four years ago and pictures of me from a year ago, there isn't a radical difference. Only once I started eating for growth (read: a lot more protein and slightly more calories) within the last eight or nine months did I start to put on some noticeable muscle.

That was my whole point. If you aren't eating for growth, you won't grow much with weight training, especially someone with your natural build.

But yes, easier to write it off as nonsense because it challenges something you said and allows you to once again feel like a brooding outsider who nobody understands.

 

[Lane]

lol, I have a headache from a fever im done.


ok, APK thats true. Wasn't thinking about that cuz I always associate weightlifting as something people do to build mass usually.

 

[brad-t]

i don't work out because i'm lazy

i should though