^^Thanks, you've just inspired me to never lift a weight for fear of turning into an unattractive freak.
Gimme a break. The man worked harder to look like he did than any of us have worked for anything in our entire lives.
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^^Thanks, you've just inspired me to never lift a weight for fear of turning into an unattractive freak.
Gimme a break. The man worked harder to look like he did than any of us have worked for anything in our entire lives.
Gimme a break. The man worked harder to look like he did than any of us have worked for anything in our entire lives.
I dunno about that.... I worked pretty hard to get laid my first time
Raising the $100 at minimum wage isn't THAT bad.
Truth! His biography shows that. Great read too. the Education of a Bodybuilder it's called.
This is marsupialed. Only self absorbed posers would go to a play like this.
How about that movie Pumping Iron. Classic.
Aye, I agree. It's one of my favorite documentaries.
I agree with his "childhood obesity is a form of child abuse" claim.
Truth! His biography shows that. Great read too. the Education of a Bodybuilder it's called.
Gimme a break. The man worked harder to look like he did than any of us have worked for anything in our entire lives.