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Title: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Pet shop boys on March 23, 2013, 10:06:25 AM
This is the new issue of Flex mag

(http://www.flexonline.com/sites/flexonline.com/files/styles/node_image/public/king-hardcore-coleman.png)

This issue is revealing the 25 secrets of Ronnie Coleman success!!


Awesome cover, felt like buying it... we all bought as some point theses mags to get info and become BodyBuilders  ourselves ....

This publications keep selling the how to "get shreded" how to get 20 plus inch arms etc"

After Nasser dropping dead I cant help but see things as they will continue to be, an act of irresponsability ...I remember years ago buying a Flex mag at a Miami mall with Nasser and Jean Pierre Fux doing most muscular poses AWESOME COVER !! ...Today,one is dead and the other is "fragil"  and no one is to blame.

Why there's not a single article on Flex on How do you really become pro? and keep your health intact? Is that even possible??  Not even a warning , in tiny letters (following a pro BodyBuilder life can fry your orgarns) or something like that....   this is 2013  not 1983 !

One thing is that steroids being ilegal you just can't say you take them but isnt obvious that the pro bodybuilders on the mags are selling a lie?
Ronnie has been on medications for over a decade now, he has no problem to show you on his dvds all the pills he takes (As supps and vitamins)but the medications he has prescribed to him for renal hypertension etc... those he won't show to anyone (being the ones he really needs to take)...
I wish him a long healthy life

But Can't think of a major lack of resposabilty in any other activity available on stands for us to follow.




WOOOSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 10:11:40 AM
bodybuilding is one of many relentless pursuits of vanity that humans engage in, at all costs without considering the consequences and absurdity of it all


Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: SF1900 on March 23, 2013, 10:17:35 AM
According to Flex Magazine, every bodybuilder that dies of organ failure has had a strong genetic predisposition. They will say, "So and so had a history of heart problems since birth."  ::) ::) 

Its never the drugs, no, never.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Raymondo on March 23, 2013, 10:19:06 AM
Is that Ronnie's face on the cover? It's been photoshopped to hell, to give him a "mean" look
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 10:20:20 AM
According to Flex Magazine, every bodybuilder that dies of organ failure has had a strong genetic predisposition. They will say, "So and so had a history of heart problems since birth."  ::) ::) 

Its never the drugs, no, never.
just the finishing touch
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Natural Man on March 23, 2013, 10:24:15 AM
the points of mags is not to help gullible readers to get healthy, it's to lie to them using models on steroids to get their attention so they buy the mag hoping to become like these models. Then you lie to them with ads saying that shown models got that impressive using some shit powder made in china. Gullible newbie buy mags, powders, gets no results , find out they re on steroids after a while and quicker than ever since the internet, that the whole thing is a trap, that he wasted his money... then consciously chooses to go the steroid path or the natural path. Some are sneakier; they go the " i only take small amounts of roids and pretend to be natural".
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: SF1900 on March 23, 2013, 10:28:16 AM
just the finishing touch
   

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Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Schmoff on March 23, 2013, 10:31:18 AM
pretty much it is
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 10:38:39 AM
do kids still buy the magazines tho with the internet?

doubtful
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Soul Crusher on March 23, 2013, 10:39:28 AM

 ;D


   

(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=360750.0;attach=396402;image)
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Natural Man on March 23, 2013, 10:40:11 AM
 

(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=360750.0;attach=396402;image)
it started with "it's only gay if you want it to be" and ended with "it's only gay if you swallow".
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: jodsy on March 23, 2013, 02:42:03 PM
eat healthily
dont take roids
exercise

and bodybuildings fine
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 02:44:58 PM
eat healthily
dont take roids
exercise

and bodybuildings fine
that will not build any muscle

why call it bodybuilding
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: jodsy on March 23, 2013, 02:50:28 PM
that will not build any muscle

why call it bodybuilding
wrong, it builds muscle slower, taking roids just speeds up the process and takes you beyond your natural limit, when you come off you shrink to your natural limit unless it hasnt completely come out of your system till your next cycle......
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 02:51:26 PM
wrong, it builds muscle slower, taking roids just speeds up the process and takes you beyond your natural limit, when you come off you shrink to your natural limit unless it hasnt completely come out of your system till your next cycle......
but natural limit is so low it could be reached with a few push ups, pull ups and an occasional jog around the block
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: NotSure on March 23, 2013, 02:52:20 PM
This is the new issue of Flex mag

(http://www.flexonline.com/sites/flexonline.com/files/styles/node_image/public/king-hardcore-coleman.png)

This issue is revealing the 25 secrets of Ronnie Coleman success!!


Awesome cover, felt like buying it... we all bought as some point theses mags to get info and become BodyBuilders  ourselves ....

This publications keep seeling the how to "get shreded" how to get 20 plus inch arms etc"

After Nasser dropping dead I cant help but see things as they will continue to be, an act of irresponsability ...I remember years ago buying a Flex mag at a Miami mall with Nasser and Jean Pierre Fux doing most muscular poses AWESOME COVER !! ...Today,one is dead and the other is "fragil"  and no one is to blame.

Why there's not a single article on Flex on How do you really become pro? and keep your health intact? Is that even possible??  Not even a warning , in tiny letters (following a pro BodyBuilder life can fry your orgarns) or something like that....   this is 2013  not 1983 !

One thing is that steroids being ilegal you just can't say you take them but isnt obvious that the pro bodybuilders on the mags are selling a lie?
Ronnie has been on medications for over a decade now, he has no problem to show you on his dvds all the pills he takes (As supps and vitamins)but the medications he has prescribed to him for renal hypertension etc... those he won't show to anyone (being the ones he really needs to take)...
I wish him a long healthy life

But Can't think of a major lack of resposabilty in any other activity available on stands for us to follow.




WOOOSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH


It is only irresponsible if you ignore the warning signs. There is one thing to claim ignorance but as in my last thread, when you are pretending not to know what is going on, that is irresponsibility. Sometimes people get what they deserve and i hate to say this, but some people are better off dead.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: jodsy on March 23, 2013, 02:54:04 PM
but natural limit is so low it could be reached with a few push ups, pull ups and an occasional jog around the block

did your roid dealer tell you that, if it wasnt the dealer it was a user
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 02:55:55 PM
did your roid dealer tell you that, if it wasnt the dealer it was a user
naturals can come to this conclusion too


if they have the mental capacity to understand reality
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: abijahmaniaco on March 23, 2013, 02:59:55 PM
According to Flex Magazine, every bodybuilder that dies of organ failure has had a strong genetic predisposition. They will say, "So and so had a history of heart problems since birth."  ::) ::) 

Its never the drugs, no, never.

i bought one issue of flex. they completely avoid the topic of drugs.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 03:00:28 PM
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Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: TrueGrit on March 23, 2013, 03:00:51 PM
It's only irresponsible if you want it to be.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: abijahmaniaco on March 23, 2013, 03:01:47 PM
that will not build any muscle

why call it bodybuilding

this.
the amount of muscle you can build natural is so negligible you might as well not even try. no one will notice your efforts.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: jodsy on March 23, 2013, 03:03:25 PM
naturals can come to this conclusion too


if they have the mental capacity to understand reality
thats because they are unrealistic on what is achievable, they think they are gonna be pro sized when that is impossible without shit loads of tackle
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: abijahmaniaco on March 23, 2013, 03:03:36 PM
did your roid dealer tell you that, if it wasnt the dealer it was a user

no bro. i was a natural for 10 years. killed it in the gym working out "as hard as the pros". i've been "enhanced" for a few years now and disgusted with it all. i've seen both sides and i'd say natually a male can gain 15 lbs of additional muscle by exercising in his lifetime in a period of three to five years. naturals don't want to accept this figure i know (it's discouraging).
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: True on March 23, 2013, 03:03:48 PM
but natural limit is so low it could be reached with a few push ups, pull ups and an occasional jog around the block


Yeah... exactly like my pic in my avatar... ::)
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: jodsy on March 23, 2013, 03:04:20 PM
this.
the amount of muscle you can build natural is so negligible you might as well not even try. no one will notice your efforts.
you must have shit genetics if no one notices
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: jodsy on March 23, 2013, 03:05:59 PM
no bro. i was a natural for 10 years. killed it in the gym working out "as hard as the pros". i've been "enhanced" for a few years now and disgusted with it all. i've seen both sides and i'd say natually a male can gain 15 lbs of additional muscle by exercising in his lifetime in a period of three to five years. naturals don't want to accept this figure i know (it's discouraging).
did you train to with as much weight as possible?
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 03:06:43 PM
Yeah... exactly like my pic in my avatar... ::)
either steroids or illusion of size
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: abijahmaniaco on March 23, 2013, 03:10:52 PM
After Nasser dropping dead I cant help but see things as they will continue to be, an act of irresponsability ...I remember years ago buying a Flex mag at a Miami mall with Nasser and Jean Pierre Fux doing most muscular poses AWESOME COVER !! ...Today,one is dead and the other is "fragil"  and no one is to blame.

was Jean Pierre Fux advocating maximal-squatting with no safety bars?
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Borracho on March 23, 2013, 03:16:44 PM
either steroids or illusion of size

(http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j221/True2006/Ripped3.jpg)

(http://s81.photobucket.com/user/True2006/media/Sidechest-2.jpg.html) 

(http://s81.photobucket.com/user/True2006/media/FrontDoubleBiceps-2.jpg.html)

He's got a good natural build.

Notice he's not that ripped...any lower in bf muscle starts coming off at a higher rate.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Borracho on March 23, 2013, 03:18:15 PM
True your album is public. I attached other pics but they're not showing up.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: abijahmaniaco on March 23, 2013, 03:19:19 PM
did you train to with as much weight as possible?

yes, while maintaining my form as strict as possible. i remember lunging with two plates on each side of the short bar til i had micro-tears in my ass and never growing. then watching ronnie dvds where he's lunging with 1 plate on each side and his legs were four times my size.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 03:20:23 PM
yes, while maintaining my form as strict as possible. i remember lunging with two plates on each side of the short bar til i had microtares in my ass and never growing. then watching ronnie dvds where he's lunging with 1 plate on each side and his legs were four times my size.
haha yeah

natural bodybuilding is a scam
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: abijahmaniaco on March 23, 2013, 03:21:26 PM
you must have shit genetics if no one notices

no, bro. seriously i'm on your side here. i maxed out at 175 with visible abs (that's the condition here) if you have visible abs and are not on gear, you're going to disappear in a shirt. hell, i still dissapear in a shirt bc i'm just as lean (if not leaner now) at 215. when i wear a tank to the gym it's impressive, but otherwise your average girl would not even be able to tell that i lift weights. :-\
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 03:22:16 PM
no bro. i was a natural for 10 years. killed it in the gym working out "as hard as the pros". i've been "enhanced" for a few years now and disgusted with it all. i've seen both sides and i'd say natually a male can gain 15 lbs of additional muscle by exercising in his lifetime in a period of three to five years. naturals don't want to accept this figure i know (it's discouraging).
i came to the EXACT SAME CONCLUSIONS and when you share this conclusion with ignorant people they will tell you your genetics and workouts and or nutrition must suck


lol..............
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: dj181 on March 23, 2013, 03:22:31 PM
(http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j221/True2006/Ripped3.jpg)

(http://s81.photobucket.com/user/True2006/media/Sidechest-2.jpg.html) 

(http://s81.photobucket.com/user/True2006/media/FrontDoubleBiceps-2.jpg.html)

He's got a good natural build.

Notice he's not that ripped...any lower in bf muscle starts coming off at a higher rate.

i was leaner than that as a natty, and for me i lost muscle going for 10% to 7%, but i really didn't lose any muscle going from 7% to 5% ???
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 03:24:36 PM
no, bro. seriously i'm on your side here. i maxed out at 175 with visible abs (that's the condition here) if you have visible abs and are not on gear, you're going to disappear in a shirt. hell, i still dissapear in a shirt bc i'm just as lean (if not leaner now) at 215. when i wear a tank to the gym it's impressive, but otherwise your average girl would not even be able to tell that i lift weights. :-\
heh...

so it's still pointless

 ;D
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: abijahmaniaco on March 23, 2013, 03:27:14 PM
i came to the EXACT SAME CONCLUSIONS and when you share this conclusion with ignorant people they will tell you your genetics and workouts and or nutrition must suck


lol..............

everytime. i went through the denial too. i blamed myself, thinking my workouts were just not hard enough or i needed to force-feed. it's sad. i see kids at the same place at the gym all the time. they push so hard they end up injuring themselves. knowing all to well what that's like and having been there myself, i always try to be helpful if they ask for advice—without incriminating myself.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: jodsy on March 23, 2013, 03:29:10 PM
yes, while maintaining my form as strict as possible. i remember lunging with two plates on each side of the short bar til i had micro-tears in my ass and never growing. then watching ronnie dvds where he's lunging with 1 plate on each side and his legs were four times my size.
i think the key to bodybuilding is to only lift as much weight as you need too.

its bullshit you should lift as much weight as you can
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Borracho on March 23, 2013, 03:29:42 PM
i was leaner than that as a natty, and for me i lost muscle going for 10% to 7%, but i really didn't lose any muscle going from 7% to 5% ???

I was fine from 10-7 but going 3 to 0 I died.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 03:30:02 PM
everytime. i went through the denial too. i blamed myself, thinking my workouts were just not hard enough or i needed to force-feed. it's sad. i see kids at the same place at the gym all the time. they push so hard they end up injuring themselves. knowing all to well what that's like and having been there myself, i always try to be helpful if they ask for advice—without incriminating myself.
hehe

i shake my head when i hear them talk to eachother while admiring a juiced up bber at the gym

"man i want to be like that, i'm 22 now, by the time i'm 30 i can reach that"


 ::)
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: abijahmaniaco on March 23, 2013, 03:30:59 PM
so it's still pointless

feels that way. because of magazines and movies and stuff no one will even suspect you do steroids until you are on pharm-grade gh and insulin. :-\
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 03:31:25 PM
brother, those nipples looks suspicious, as if they had surgery done.

and the spots on the back.


hehe would be funny if turned out he wasnt natural

i said it either illusion somehow or juiced

Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: dj181 on March 23, 2013, 03:32:34 PM
I was fine from 10-7 but going 3 to 0 I died.

lol

so why didn't flex wheeler ???
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 03:32:57 PM
feels that way. because of magazines and movies and stuff no one will even suspect you do steroids until you are on pharm-grade gh and insulin. :-\
but in summer with a t shirt

then you get the girls  :D ;D
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: abijahmaniaco on March 23, 2013, 03:34:29 PM
i think the key to bodybuilding is to only lift as much weight as you need too.

its bullshit you should lift as much weight as you can

and i agree (now). i wasn't growing as a natural though (bc i didn't understand natural limits) so i blamed my workouts and thought that i needed to move more weight to induce muscle growth. now i do less weight than most natural guys at the gym and just focus on contraction and isolation.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: jodsy on March 23, 2013, 03:34:36 PM
i came to the EXACT SAME CONCLUSIONS and when you share this conclusion with ignorant people they will tell you your genetics and workouts and or nutrition must suck


lol..............
just saying bro

genetics dictate how big the roids will make you also...... and do you really know what your taking?
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Borracho on March 23, 2013, 03:35:35 PM
brother, those nipples looks suspicious, as if they had surgery done.

and the spots on the back.



I don't know man the other pics looks pretty natural to me. Overall he lacks that fullness and vascularity at that bodyfat level.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 03:36:14 PM
another guy who believes the overload principle. doesnt even look like he lifts


Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: abijahmaniaco on March 23, 2013, 03:40:08 PM
just saying bro

genetics dictate how big the roids will make you also...... and do you really know what your taking?

sure genetics are involved—always. like nasser said: you can give roids to a rottweiler and a greyhound; the rottweiler is always going to look more muscular.

but often "genetics" can be a scapegoat for people to avoid discussing steroids.

for example: when i was a natural a few years ago i was like 22 or 23 and this guy in my gym was only 19 and jacked to hell. i was making conversation telling him how much bigger he is than me and i had been lifting weights consistently for 10 years at that point and he had been lifting (inconsistently) for only a few. he looked at me and said, "it's just genetics, bro"

then a few weeks later my (soon to be dealer) came into the gym, i went over and started talking to him, soon the other guy joined and the truth was out. and 12 weeks later i was just as big as him and we were working out together and laughing about the whole thing. :D
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: tommywishbone on March 23, 2013, 03:40:29 PM
I would say leaving the keys in the ignition to a nuclear ballistic missile submarine is more irresponsible but bodybuilding is a close 2nd.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: abijahmaniaco on March 23, 2013, 03:41:39 PM
brother, those nipples looks suspicious, as if they had surgery done.

and the spots on the back.



x2, but i'm not going to call it bc i'm not absolutely certain.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 03:43:04 PM
the rottweiler and greyhound analogy is flawed

jay cutler and me, we are both white, same race, difference will never be as big as genetic difference in dog races


intentionally misleading people into thinking genetic diferences are bigger than they really are


they are there, but nasser is not a rottweiler genetically and you are not a poodle genetically

exagerated claims to numb out the criticism
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 23, 2013, 03:45:59 PM
a more accurate analogy would be

that a rotweiler with shitty genetics will never look as good as a rottweiler with great genetics, considering they both take peds
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: abijahmaniaco on March 23, 2013, 03:48:32 PM
i think it's pretty accurate when you apply it to black vs whites because of slave-trade genetics (no intended racism here just being factual).
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: prizm on March 23, 2013, 04:53:01 PM
yes, while maintaining my form as strict as possible. i remember lunging with two plates on each side of the short bar til i had micro-tears in my ass and never growing. then watching ronnie dvds where he's lunging with 1 plate on each side and his legs were four times my size.

his quads also had the capacity to front squat 585 for reps


no, bro. seriously i'm on your side here. i maxed out at 175 with visible abs (that's the condition here) if you have visible abs and are not on gear, you're going to disappear in a shirt. hell, i still dissapear in a shirt bc i'm just as lean (if not leaner now) at 215. when i wear a tank to the gym it's impressive, but otherwise your average girl would not even be able to tell that i lift weights. :-\

dude what

how tall are you where people cant tell if you lift @ 215 ?
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: abijahmaniaco on March 23, 2013, 07:22:35 PM
his quads also had the capacity to front squat 585 for reps


dude what

how tall are you where people cant tell if you lift @ 215 ?

5'11". in a tank, girls think i'm gross and too big. in a regular shirt they don't notice—can't win. :-\
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 24, 2013, 01:40:25 AM
i think it's pretty accurate when you apply it to black vs whites because of slave-trade genetics (no intended racism here just being factual).
it's more accurate, but still way off


can't compare the rottweiler poodle analogy to black vs white

not even close

genetic differences in humans aren that big as in domestic dogs

in fact domestic dogs are exceptional in this area of racial diversity
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 24, 2013, 01:42:44 AM
Quote from: abijahmaniaco link=topic=464246.msg6681277#msg6681277 date=1364091755
[quote author=prizm link=topic=464246.msg6681056#msg6681056 date=1364082781
his quads also had the capacity to front squat 585 for reps


dude what

how tall are you where people cant tell if you lift @ 215 ?
[/quote

5'11". in a tank, girls think i'm gross and too big. in a regular shirt they don't notice—can't win. :-\
hehehe this is some sad but funny shit

the upside is that a natural doesnt look impressive naked either, wel maybe a little

but juiced would look more impressive while in between a girls legs

unless it makes the cock look small

i dont know

women are very turned off by fat gut hanging over them


they like to hold big arms and feel like "thats my man"

or so they said
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: FitnessFrenzy on March 24, 2013, 02:00:57 AM
Flex Magazine is a fine example of journalism.  :D
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: The Grim Lifter on March 24, 2013, 02:32:39 AM
no bro. i was a natural for 10 years. killed it in the gym working out "as hard as the pros". i've been "enhanced" for a few years now and disgusted with it all. i've seen both sides and i'd say natually a male can gain 15 lbs of additional muscle by exercising in his lifetime in a period of three to five years. naturals don't want to accept this figure i know (it's discouraging).

No way after 2 years i was 35 pounds heavier and leaner than when i started. I will say after that the amount i gained naturally might have been 5-10 pounds tops. But saying you can only gain 15 pounds is bullshit you can gain more than that naturally. Most people don't try.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 24, 2013, 04:19:57 AM
it's pointless arguing with delusional naturals

pointless
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Soul Crusher on March 24, 2013, 05:23:56 AM
it's pointless arguing with delusional naturals

pointless

Dude.  Stop crying.  Its just that you dont have the patience or discipline to grow naturally. 
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 24, 2013, 06:20:25 AM
Dude.  Stop crying.  Its just that you dont have the patience or discipline to grow naturally. 
haha yes that is always the arguement

if all else fails, blaim genetics and kill yourself
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Soul Crusher on March 24, 2013, 06:27:46 AM
haha yes that is always the arguement

if all else fails, blaim genetics and kill yourself

Ill post a pic i took yesterday and you tell me you cant grow naturaly. 
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 24, 2013, 06:33:01 AM
Ill post a pic i took yesterday and you tell me you cant grow naturaly. 
natural bodybuilding is an illusion

i have seen enough real life and internet proof
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: bigmc on March 24, 2013, 06:52:52 AM
Ill post a pic i took yesterday and you tell me you cant grow naturaly. 

what from 500 yards away
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Soul Crusher on March 24, 2013, 06:55:36 AM
what from 500 yards away

No from about 10 feet.   It takes time discipline and intensity but it can be done.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Pet shop boys on March 25, 2013, 09:31:59 AM
I would say leaving the keys in the ignition to a nuclear ballistic missile submarine is more irresponsible but bodybuilding is a close 2nd.

At least you won't promote at a Seminar with a mic on hand saying that leaving the key on a missile is the thing to do....  unlike our pro Builbuilder stars"



WOOOSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: abijahmaniaco on March 25, 2013, 07:03:56 PM
it's pointless arguing with delusional naturals

pointless

this.
they want to believe. it's ok, keep believing; the supplement industry depends on it. ;D
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Ronnie Rep on March 25, 2013, 07:51:52 PM
This is the new issue of Flex mag

(http://www.flexonline.com/sites/flexonline.com/files/styles/node_image/public/king-hardcore-coleman.png)

This issue is revealing the 25 secrets of Ronnie Coleman success!!


Awesome cover, felt like buying it... we all bought as some point theses mags to get info and become BodyBuilders  ourselves ....

This publications keep seeling the how to "get shreded" how to get 20 plus inch arms etc"

After Nasser dropping dead I cant help but see things as they will continue to be, an act of irresponsability ...I remember years ago buying a Flex mag at a Miami mall with Nasser and Jean Pierre Fux doing most muscular poses AWESOME COVER !! ...Today,one is dead and the other is "fragil"  and no one is to blame.

Why there's not a single article on Flex on How do you really become pro? and keep your health intact? Is that even possible??  Not even a warning , in tiny letters (following a pro BodyBuilder life can fry your orgarns) or something like that....   this is 2013  not 1983 !

One thing is that steroids being ilegal you just can't say you take them but isnt obvious that the pro bodybuilders on the mags are selling a lie?
Ronnie has been on medications for over a decade now, he has no problem to show you on his dvds all the pills he takes (As supps and vitamins)but the medications he has prescribed to him for renal hypertension etc... those he won't show to anyone (being the ones he really needs to take)...
I wish him a long healthy life

But Can't think of a major lack of resposabilty in any other activity available on stands for us to follow.




WOOOSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH


Great cover!
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: cephissus on March 25, 2013, 08:21:59 PM
Is that Ronnie's face on the cover? It's been photoshopped to hell, to give him a "mean" look

haha he's looking a bit cormier-ish
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: AbrahamG on March 25, 2013, 08:23:45 PM
   

(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=360750.0;attach=396402;image)

I'm not sure which is better, this pic or the ice machine footage.  Always brightens my day.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: cephissus on March 25, 2013, 08:24:17 PM
anabolichalo bringing the truth hard these days
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: oldtimer1 on March 26, 2013, 09:51:40 AM
The use of bodybuilding drugs has given a delusional perception to the bodybuilding fan of what constitutes a good physique. A drug physique is a temporary look.

So many hard users mess up their endocrine system to the point when they come off drugs they look worse than if they never used drugs.

Of course genetics play a role. No matter how much perfect training I did as a 20 something I would never be a third string running back in a division I school.

A 5'8" guy who is a lean natural 180lbs bodybuilder will look like an athlete and will look impressive to many. A 5'8" drug user who weighs 210lbs ripped will gets laughs cause everyone knows; even an old lady walking down the block that he is a steroid user. No one will give a drug user credit for their accomplishment.

Training natural you can't base your opinion of what you look like if you compare yourself to a syringe guy.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: MCWAY on March 26, 2013, 10:22:41 AM
the rottweiler and greyhound analogy is flawed

jay cutler and me, we are both white, same race, difference will never be as big as genetic difference in dog races


intentionally misleading people into thinking genetic diferences are bigger than they really are


they are there, but nasser is not a rottweiler genetically and you are not a poodle genetically

exagerated claims to numb out the criticism

That's ridiculous.

I'm black; so is Victor Richards. I guess that means I can get as big as he was/is, simply with the right syringes.  ::)


Or, I'm black; so is Lebron James. That means I should be able to dunk a basketball.  ::)
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: MCWAY on March 26, 2013, 12:53:49 PM
Dude.  Stop crying.  Its just that you dont have the patience or discipline to grow naturally.  

Keep in mind that you're talking to the guy, who was talking smack about taking steroids to build his arms to 16".

Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Earl1972 on March 26, 2013, 01:51:31 PM

A 5'8" guy who is a lean natural 180lbs bodybuilder will look like an athlete and will look impressive to many. A 5'8" drug user who weighs 210lbs ripped will gets laughs cause everyone knows; even an old lady walking down the block that he is a steroid user. No one will give a drug user credit for their accomplishment.

you always say this funny how i've never seen it myself, not saying that people drool over these muscle men but never once have i seen somebody laugh

it must really bother you to see guys that are more muscular than yourself for you to say this so often

E

Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Borracho on March 26, 2013, 01:53:53 PM
you always say this funny how i've never seen it myself, not saying that people drool over these muscle men but never once have i seen somebody laugh

it must really bother you to see guys that are more muscular than yourself for you to say this so often

E



He really does sound like a broken record doesn't he?

But you have to forgive our old friend here I've been told he has Alzheimer's.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: oldtimer1 on March 26, 2013, 02:14:54 PM
you always say this funny how i've never seen it myself, not saying that people drool over these muscle men but never once have i seen somebody laugh

it must really bother you to see guys that are more muscular than yourself for you to say this so often

E



No, just trying to be the voice of reason among members of the insane asylum. Bodybuilding fans and steroid fans go hand in hand. In this subculture of a sport the fans are under the delusion that people are in awe of their steroid muscles. You never heard someone say, "steroids" looking at a steroid bodybuilder in a mocking tone? If you haven't you're lying to yourself.

I live by the ocean in NJ. I have seen a juiced to the gills guys strut down the boardwalk and as they go by the laughter follows.
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: cephissus on March 26, 2013, 02:21:19 PM
you always say this funny how i've never seen it myself, not saying that people drool over these muscle men but never once have i seen somebody laugh

it must really bother you to see guys that are more muscular than yourself for you to say this so often

E



::)

have you ever seen someone laugh at a retard, homo, midget to their face?  how about behind closed doors?

ever seen a planet fitness commercial?  even geico has commercials ridiculing the buffoonery of bodybuilding.

how about the ronny rockel vid that gets posted every so often?  99% of the board has a field day with this one.

hank wood threads?

i could go on all day...
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 26, 2013, 03:40:26 PM
That's ridiculous.

I'm black; so is Victor Richards. I guess that means I can get as big as he was/is, simply with the right syringes.  ::)


Or, I'm black; so is Lebron James. That means I should be able to dunk a basketball.  ::)
you missed my point entirely but whatever
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Earl1972 on March 26, 2013, 04:37:35 PM
No, just trying to be the voice of reason among members of the insane asylum. Bodybuilding fans and steroid fans go hand in hand. In this subculture of a sport the fans are under the delusion that people are in awe of their steroid muscles. You never heard someone say, "steroids" looking at a steroid bodybuilder in a mocking tone? If you haven't you're lying to yourself.

I live by the ocean in NJ. I have seen a juiced to the gills guys strut down the boardwalk and as they go by the laughter follows.

yet here you are, perhaps you are "insane" too since you spend so much time here

most of the negative "steroid" comments are here among people that came here to see bodybuilders, yeah they really hate "steroid muscles" ::)

people mock the rich too, makes them feel better about themselves

E
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Earl1972 on March 26, 2013, 04:43:42 PM
::)

have you ever seen someone laugh at a retard, homo, midget to their face?  how about behind closed doors?

ever seen a planet fitness commercial?  even geico has commercials ridiculing the buffoonery of bodybuilding.

how about the ronny rockel vid that gets posted every so often?  99% of the board has a field day with this one.

hank wood threads?

i could go on all day...

i'm talking about real life, not getbig where everything gets made fun of

never saw somebody laugh at a midget, maybe i don't hang around enough losers

retards yeah because they were doing something funny, though i think the last time i saw it i was in middle school

the planet fitness commercials are funny, they're supposed to be funny

never seen people laugh at bodybuilders, if anything i would say most don't even pay attention to them

i would say the people that i see get laughed at are obese or wearing something outrageous and obviously gay

E
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Mr Nobody on March 26, 2013, 04:45:03 PM
yet here you are

E
Earl, Hershell Walker was on tv today an amazing person only sleeps about 4 hours a night still looks the same I think around 47 now.

Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Earl1972 on March 26, 2013, 04:55:56 PM
Earl, Hershell Walker was on tv today an amazing person only sleeps about 4 hours a night still looks the same I think around 47 now.



he has multiple personalities so i wouldn't take anything he says seriously

E
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Pet shop boys on November 18, 2013, 02:01:10 PM
It's only irresponsible if you want it to be.

lol


Wooossshhhhhhhh
Title: Re: Is Bodybuilding the biggest act of irresponsabilty?
Post by: Mr Nobody on November 18, 2013, 03:03:34 PM
he has multiple personalities so i wouldn't take anything he says seriously

E
Come on Earl you cant dis Athens GA like that.