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Brian278 · Feb 20, 2008

Originally Posted by beasty

1stly, due to IFBB regulations, Ronnie has deliberately reduced bloatedness in his guts. 2ndly, you cant make ********* grow bigger (sans implants). Just like your bones and head cant grow gigantically big. It can still grow a bit bigger though but that shouldnt be a concern. Before the Donald became a billionare, you think he worries about what he will do with his billions, whether it will attract gold-diggers etc. No! He just do it and worry later. So you should just do it also and worry later. But its extremely unlikely you can have the mirror image of Ron's body though.
You are very bad at reasoning with analogies. Also, a lot of other reasoning.

beasty · Feb 20, 2008

Originally Posted by Brian278

^^^You are very bad at reasoning with analogies. Also, a lot of other rhetorical techniques.

Whatever do you mean?

Philosoph · Feb 20, 2008

Originally Posted by beasty

1stly, due to IFBB regulations, Ronnie has deliberately reduced bloatedness in his guts.

2ndly, you cant make ********* grow bigger (sans implants). Just like your bones and head cant grow gigantically big. It can still grow a bit bigger though but that shouldnt be a concern.

Before the Donald became a billionare, you think he worries about what he will do with his billions, whether it will attract gold-diggers etc. No! He just do it and worry later.

So you should just do it also and worry later. But its extremely unlikely you can have the mirror image of Ron's body though.

I can't even begin to guess what point this was trying to make.

beasty · Feb 20, 2008

Originally Posted by Philosoph

I can't even begin to guess what point this was trying to make.

I hope you have seen the light and when in the gym, you would push yourself to your limits and beyond. You may not end up having a body like Jay's (to have one would be everyone's fervent hope and dreams) but it would certainly be better than most of the other numbnuts in the gym.

I also hope the same attitude would permeate other aspects of your life and I am absolutely positive it would as a result broaden your life and horizons tremendously. Dont thank me now. Thanks me years from now when all I have predicted comes true.

why · Feb 20, 2008

Originally Posted by beasty

Oh. Now being a bodybuilder is stupid and being Jay is a total moron?

Brian278 · Feb 20, 2008

Originally Posted by beasty

I hope you have seen the light and when in the gym, you would push yourself to your limits and beyond. You may not end up having a body like Jay's (to have one would be everyone's fervent hope and dreams) but it would certainly be better than most of the other numbnuts in the gym.

I also hope the same attitude would permeate other aspects of your life and I am absolutely positive it would as a result broaden your life and horizons tremendously. Dont thank me now. Thanks me years from now when all I have predicted comes true.

Take a step back and realize you are projecting a very high level. I understand you are recommending giving your all, fine, that's a noble pursuit. But not everyone wants to look like that the bodybuilders pictured in this thread. Actually, hardly anyone does who isn't interested in the sport. Even if they had the work ethic to get there, they would stop because it's not how they want to present themselves.

I mean, have you checked what forum you're on lately? Have you seen the guys that post pictures here, and the clothes they favor? It's pretty hard to get an OTR suit that'll fit a competitive bodybuilder. Also, 99% of women would prefer a guy that looks like a Men's Health cover model over a guy that looks like the ones you are gushing over. Please check in with reality.

why · Feb 20, 2008

Originally Posted by Brian278

Please check in with reality.

I think he just needs to grow up a bit. He's obviously young.

beasty · Feb 20, 2008

Originally Posted by Brian278

Take a step back and realize you are projecting a very high level. I understand you are recommending giving your all, fine, that's a noble pursuit. But not everyone wants to look like that the bodybuilders pictured in this thread. Actually, hardly anyone does who isn't interested in the sport. Even if they had the work ethic to get there, they would stop because it's not how they want to present themselves.

I mean, have you checked what forum you're on lately? Have you seen the guys that post pictures here, and the clothes they favor? It's pretty hard to get an OTR suit that'll fit a competitive bodybuilder. Also, 99% of women would prefer a guy that looks like a Men's Health cover model over a guy that looks like the ones you are gushing over. Please check in with reality.

This is a change in mindset that is necessary for both men and women. Having a men's health body is actually sad. Its like having bourbon diluted with water and not pure bourbon.

why · Feb 20, 2008

Beasty has to be a troll.

Has to be.

beasty · Feb 20, 2008

Originally Posted by why

Beasty has to be a troll.

Has to be.

Yah. You cant rebut my points and now you are reduced to calling me names. Good one.

Saucemaster · Feb 20, 2008

Originally Posted by why

Beasty has to be a troll.

Has to be.

I agree, but it's fun to play it straight anyway. Entertaining for everyone involved!

beasty · Feb 20, 2008

Originally Posted by Saucemaster

I agree, but it's fun to play it straight anyway. Entertaining for everyone involved!

YOU are another one. Rebut me if you can. If you cant. acknowledge I am right and hopefully adjust your lifestyle accordingly. If you cant do that, dont cast aspersion on others who are wiser than you.

smw356 · Feb 20, 2008

Originally Posted by beasty

This is a change in mindset that is necessary for both men and women. Having a men's health body is actually sad. Its like having bourbon diluted with water and not pure bourbon.

So by your same analogy
Being an inflated freak is like drinking straight everclear because you claim to like the taste. But everyone else knows you're just ******* crazy.

Saucemaster · Feb 20, 2008

Originally Posted by beasty

YOU are another one. Rebut me if you can. If you cant. acknowledge I am right and hopefully adjust your lifestyle accordingly. If you cant do that, dont cast aspersion on others who are wiser than you.

Give me a logical argument, I'll happily provide a rebuttal. So far you're just telling everyone else that your own aesthetic preferences--which are somewhat out of the ordinary--are somehow mystically "correct".

beasty · Feb 21, 2008

Originally Posted by Saucemaster

Give me a logical argument, I'll happily provide a rebuttal. So far you're just telling everyone else that your own aesthetic preferences--which are somewhat out of the ordinary--are somehow mystically "correct".

Its not MY aesthetic preference and not out of the ordinary.
These are guidelines set by IFBB ie. symmetry, proportionality.
These have been adopted by thousands of bodybuilding associations and bodybuilders around the world.

These are not out of the ordinary but NORMAL.
Do you consider having large arms and no back to be normal instead?

And the showcase of bodybuilding, Mr Olympia is an international event available on PPV I think. Its not an event held in a tent where the winner is measured by the length of their nostril hair. It follows IFBB regulations, judged by IFBB judges and winners stand to scrutiny.

Now rebut that!

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