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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: nycbull on October 12, 2008, 11:21:08 PM
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Beefy, your stories are fascinating and quite possibly true....But you make one mistake, the people in your stories are not straight men or gay men they are low life ADDICTS. They are addicted to drugs and sex. Their damaged psyche makes them want to annihilate themselves, and they do so by becoming other selves through drugs sex and prostitution.
These people are not gay men or straight bodybuilders they are NARCICISSITS, they seek their own happiness with little regard to other people and communities.
That being said one question lingers. Why was BEEFY hanging out with those dangerous narcissists, sex and drug addicts and self-hating annihilators for so many years and being so close to them? You could have left Venice.
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I dont buy Beefys claims.
Too many inconsistantcies.
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BHW and I are friends. We've partied together, worked together, fought together. He bailed me out of LA County Jail. He put money on my books when I was in prison. So far... his stuff is pretty damn accurate.
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BEEFY brings us the truth in a disgusting industry of lies. In BEEFY we trust.
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Beefy, your stories are fascinating and quite possibly true....But you make one mistake, the people in your stories are not straight men or gay men they are low life ADDICTS. They are addicted to drugs and sex. Their damaged psyche makes them want to annihilate themselves, and they do so by becoming other selves through drugs sex and prostitution.
These people are not gay men or straight bodybuilders they are NARCICISSITS, they seek their own happiness with little regard to other people and communities.
That being said one question lingers. Why was BEEFY hanging out with those dangerous narcissists, sex and drug addicts and self-hating annihilators for so many years and being so close to them? You could have left Venice.
Why should I have left. I was not part of the scene in that way. I did no G4P . I was just there in the scene. I heard a lot first hand. And have been close with a lot of these folks.
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I dont buy Beefys claims.
Too many inconsistantcies.
your spelling is quite consistent, stud
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Why should I have left. I was not part of the scene in that way. I did no G4P . I was just there in the scene. I heard a lot first hand. And have been close with a lot of these folks.
you did G4F gay for fun, stop calling the kettle black, you will be exposed.
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BEEFY brings us the truth in a disgusting industry of lies. In BEEFY we trust.
Agreed.
Going by some of the borderline porn websites I've seen by male and female amateurs and Pros, I have no trouble believing the stories.
If photos they take for the whole world to see are that racy, ain't no tellin what closed on behind closed doors ;D
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Beefy is the man, I love his stories.
Paul
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Beefy is the man, I love his stories.
Paul
Hey Paul, I see you finally pased the bar exam ;D
should we come to you for legal advice now, what is your hourly chargeout rate?
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Hey Paul, I see you finally pased the bar exam ;D
should we come to you for legal advice now, what is your hourly chargeout rate?
:D
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Beefy is the man, I love his stories.
Paul
Poor gimmick attempt. Law schools stopped granting LLB's back in the 70's. A more accurate gimmick would have been "Paul Hupp, JD" or maybe "Paul Hupp, Esquire." Because of this inaccuracy I would have to deem this gimmick attempt a failure. And so it is written.
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beefyheavyweight,
instead of starting a thread requesting a story, i'll ask here if you got any dirt on bill phillips or any of his EAS cronies
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LOL! Awesome gimmick. ;D
(Although you should have used JD, not LLB)
lol
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beefyheavyweight,
instead of starting a thread requesting a story, i'll ask here if you got any dirt on bill phillips or any of his EAS cronies
On a free DVD I got some time ago, there was a Bill Phillips/EAS challenge. He got a group of 7 or 8 people, all guys and one woman. Picked them out of thousands of entrants, based on who had the most inspirational transformation from X to X (usually out of shape to in shape.) It was around 1998 or so.
In the documentary/docudrama, they had the drug testers take tests on each of the athletes, and a few of them came up as positive for performance enhancing drugs. This one big white guy was interviewed by the drug testers and Bill personally came in to oversee the situation. The guy was on steroids, it was very obvious. Before long, the guy was looking nervous as hell and you could see the fear about to consume him, that his game was up. But, Bill sweared on his life that the guy was clean. He said he "knew what a natural physique looks like" or something like that. Low and behold, he ended up "passing the test."
This is what I remember from this DVD and it's stuck with me for a long time. Bill Phillips seems like a nice guy and the challenge was innovative, but I can't help but wonder why he lied about (more than) one of his 'EAS Challenge' contestants being on steroids.
If anyone knows, was that a legit documentary, or was it a docudrama similar to Pumping Iron?
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On a free DVD I got some time ago, there was a Bill Phillips/EAS challenge. He got a group of 7 or 8 people, all guys and one woman. Picked them out of thousands of entrants, based on who had the most inspirational transformation from X to X (usually out of shape to in shape.) It was around 1998 or so.
In the documentary/docudrama, they had the drug testers take tests on each of the athletes, and a few of them came up as positive for performance enhancing drugs. This one big white guy was interviewed by the drug testers and Bill personally came in to oversee the situation. The guy was on steroids, it was very obvious. Before long, the guy was looking nervous as hell and you could see the fear about to consume him, that his game was up. But, Bill sweared on his life that the guy was clean. He said he "knew what a natural physique looks like" or something like that. Low and behold, he ended up "passing the test."
This is what I remember from this DVD and it's stuck with me for a long time. Bill Phillips seems like a nice guy and the challenge was innovative, but I can't help but wonder why he lied about (more than) one of his 'EAS Challenge' contestants being on steroids.
If anyone knows, was that a legit documentary, or was it a docudrama similar to Pumping Iron?
this was from "Body of Work" which was akin to nazi propaganda for EAS
from that point on, I knew that the spirit of MM2k was dead
also, the scene were he was posing in the bathroom mirror after a vegas "photoshoot" was the epitome of narcisscism
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I heard a lot first hand.
You 'HEARD a lot FIRST hand' LOL The Irony!!!!!