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Title: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: KSA on October 22, 2018, 03:38:34 PM
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Rambone on October 22, 2018, 03:45:04 PM
So Ronnie will never walk with Fallsview  ???
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 22, 2018, 03:46:58 PM
So Ronnie will never walk with Fallsview  ???

#toosoon  ;D
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Bevo on October 22, 2018, 03:54:34 PM
He can enter wheel chair bbing
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: kcb5150 on October 22, 2018, 03:58:23 PM
Playing the blame game... The surgeon... Like never coming off, bouncing weights and snapping screws post surgery didn't help put him in this corner...
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Rambone on October 22, 2018, 04:07:10 PM
He can enter wheel chair bbing

(https://www.evolutionofbodybuilding.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/coleman-1-july-2016.jpg)

Not with these pipe cleaners  :-[
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: a_pupil on October 22, 2018, 04:09:01 PM
why can't this retard lift light if he wants to train  ??? ??? ???

with his mutant bbc genetics, he'd look exactly the same training that way. he could probably look jacked just doing push ups and bicep curls.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dave D on October 22, 2018, 04:10:28 PM
That sucks if true but Ronnie sounds like his math is way  off regarding his surgeries and that's way more concerning to me considering he graduated at the top of his class with an accounting degree.

He said his 3 surgery's cost between $500kand $300k each and that the last 3 were over $2 million total...

Based on this information I think Ronnie will walk again.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Irongrip400 on October 22, 2018, 04:28:46 PM
Is he getting surgery again? ???
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Fortress on October 22, 2018, 04:29:17 PM
What a total fool.

Blaming the surgeons.

The guy nuked his body and organs for YEARS, then he begins weekly surgeries and is always right back in the gym performing abysmal workouts, yanking, bouncing, cranking, swinging poundages far too heavy for him.

Breaking screws. Demolishing everything he can.

And it’s Joe Surgeon’s fault.  ::)

Coleman is a true-blue dumbass.

He’s a super responder but was never built to handle the loads the drugs allowed him to.

Chocolate kids hooting and hollering all over the house ... Ronnie yip-yipping like he’s not an invalid washup who orchestrated his own destruction ... money bleeding from every orifice ...

Olympian-sized retard.

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: TheGrinch on October 22, 2018, 04:53:55 PM
who's paying for all these surgeries?
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 22, 2018, 05:17:17 PM
who's paying for all these surgeries?
his asshole insurance company, which raises the rates for the rest of us by charging the insurers so much for preventable surgeries they can't get out of.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Zillotch on October 22, 2018, 06:06:44 PM
where did all of those imbecilic phaggots spewing the 'inspirational' nonsense run off to? egging an already crippled ronnie on... while he continued to destroy himself.

still inspired? 

tards will tard


Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 22, 2018, 06:12:28 PM
where did all of those imbecilic phaggots spewing the 'inspirational' nonsense run off to? egging an already crippled ronnie on... while he continued to destroy himself.

still inspired? 

tards will tard



the behavioral disorders and slew of insecurities and emotional issues that led him to get himself to that degree of deformity and destroy his joints and bones while doing it are far more potent than his nameless, faceless fans from bodybuilding.com or getbig.com or instagram, none of whose posts he ever reads as he continues walking around high as a kite on painkillers and his own indestructible sense of self-contentment.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Zillotch on October 22, 2018, 06:21:22 PM
the behavioral disorders and slew of insecurities and emotional issues that led him to get himself to that degree of deformity and destroy his joints and bones while doing it are far more potent than his nameless, faceless fans from bodybuilding.com or getbig.com or instagram, none of whose posts he ever reads as he continues walking around high as a kite on painkillers and his own indestructible sense of self-contentment.

ronnie is unintelligent, and just crazy enough to do damage.. lol bad combo. still, the peeps who encouraged him r pieces of shit.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Bevo on October 22, 2018, 06:22:13 PM
where did all of those imbecilic phaggots spewing the 'inspirational' nonsense run off to? egging an already crippled ronnie on... while he continued to destroy himself.

still inspired? 

tards will tard




They are all on Instagram sucking Ronnie’s dick ::)
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Bevo on October 22, 2018, 06:24:21 PM
That sucks if true but Ronnie sounds like his math is way  off regarding his surgeries and that's way more concerning to me considering he graduated at the top of his class with an accounting degree.

He said his 3 surgery's cost between $500kand $300k each and that the last 3 were over $2 million total...

Based on this information I think Ronnie will walk again.

I doubt he even graduated , on top of being top of his class

All made up like Franco Columbu being a “doctor”
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 22, 2018, 06:32:22 PM
That sucks if true but Ronnie sounds like his math is way  off regarding his surgeries and that's way more concerning to me considering he graduated at the top of his class with an accounting degree.

He said his 3 surgery's cost between $500kand $300k each and that the last 3 were over $2 million total...

Based on this information I think Ronnie will walk again.

Has over 8 children and his protein line isn't doing well because supplements are a mature market where new products don't stand out in the galaxy of what's already on the shelf, not to mention his star power faded 11 long years ago.

His degree is in accounting from a historically black college. Where professors at the time could graduate someone without any supervision or oversight into their grading system. The standards were lower. If he was a real CPA he wouldn't have chosen Dominos as a delivery driver for his first job. He'd have taken an intern job at a real accounting firm or another salaried office position while waiting for something to open up in his field of study. Not pounding weights after 8 hours in a cop uniform.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dave D on October 22, 2018, 06:43:04 PM
I doubt he even graduated , on top of being top of his class

All made up like Franco Columbu being a “doctor”
Franco isn't a Doctor of chiropractics?

Has over 8 children and his protein line isn't doing well because supplements are a mature market where new products don't stand out in the galaxy of what's already on the shelf, not to mention his star power faded 11 long years ago.

His degree is in accounting from a historically black college. Where professors at the time could graduate someone without any supervision or oversight into their grading system. The standards were lower. If he was a real CPA he wouldn't have chosen Dominos as a delivery driver for his first job. He'd have taken an intern job at a real accounting firm or another salaried office position while waiting for something to open up in his field of study. Not pounding weights after 8 hours in a cop uniform.

Well I for one am inspired by Ronnie.

If he can accomplish earning his accounting degree with his limited understanding of math (please refer to the video posted above) and become the greatest bodybuilder of all with his basic understanding of weight  training imagine what anyone can accomplish with a little dedication.

I hope to be at the hospital cheering Ronnie on as he walks out.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Marty Champions on October 22, 2018, 06:49:18 PM
why can't this retard lift light if he wants to train  ??? ??? ???

with his mutant bbc genetics, he'd look exactly the same training that way. he could probably look jacked just doing push ups and bicep curls.
Exactly slow barbell squats with 135 would fry anyone
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: oldtimer1 on October 22, 2018, 06:50:06 PM
I wish him well. It has to be killing him to be in this type of physical nightmare. Bodybuilding is one unhealthy activity.  
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Marty Champions on October 22, 2018, 06:52:45 PM
What a total fool.

Blaming the surgeons.

The guy nuked his body and organs for YEARS, then he begins weekly surgeries and is always right back in the gym performing abysmal workouts, yanking, bouncing, cranking, swinging poundages far too heavy for him.

Breaking screws. Demolishing everything he can.

And it’s Joe Surgeon’s fault.  ::)

Coleman is a true-blue dumbass.

He’s a super responder but was never built to handle the loads the drugs allowed him to.

Chocolate kids hooting and hollering all over the house ... Ronnie yip-yipping like he’s not an invalid washup who orchestrated his own destruction ... money bleeding from every orifice ...

Olympian-sized retard.


Savage
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: che on October 22, 2018, 07:10:51 PM
What a total fool.

Blaming the surgeons.

The guy nuked his body and organs for YEARS, then he begins weekly surgeries and is always right back in the gym performing abysmal workouts, yanking, bouncing, cranking, swinging poundages far too heavy for him.

Breaking screws. Demolishing everything he can.

And it’s Joe Surgeon’s fault.  ::)

Coleman is a true-blue dumbass.

He’s a super responder but was never built to handle the loads the drugs allowed him to.

Chocolate kids hooting and hollering all over the house ... Ronnie yip-yipping like he’s not an invalid washup who orchestrated his own destruction ... money bleeding from every orifice ...

Olympian-sized retard.



Great post
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: The Scott on October 22, 2018, 07:36:10 PM
Looking forward to his video "I might not ever reproduce again." 

Of course given his level of stooopid, the title of said video will be something like, "Ain't nuffin' but a peeenus wut don work no mo'...'n' sheit."

Coleman is the architect of his own demise. Fuck him.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Mr.1derful on October 22, 2018, 07:52:34 PM
More proof why Lee Haney is the greatest.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: SF1900 on October 22, 2018, 07:56:22 PM
More proof why Lee Haney is the greatest.

Pound for pound and physique wise, no one beats a prime Ronnie.

But Haney is the greatest considering he’s not falling apart  :-\
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Agnostic007 on October 22, 2018, 07:58:33 PM
He is in denial. When he knew it was a determinate to his health he vowed to keep on, stating he had no regrets. Now that its time to pay the piper, suddenly it is the surgeons fault. Its called karma
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon on October 22, 2018, 08:27:43 PM
Poor Ronnie!

(https://66.media.tumblr.com/56d7af3bed64247ed98511f6756070aa/tumblr_pgyrlm2qJs1wxm8zgo3_500.gif)
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: johnny1 on October 22, 2018, 08:45:02 PM

”blames” the surgeon for his on going back problems???.. ??? ??? ???....the type of work he got was designed too be stable enough for him so he can actually just function, you know like..stand, walk and have a basic level of independence being mobile enough after all Coleman’s trashing of his body for 30 odd years...so what does he do after his 1st surgery....?

“Yeah buddy nothing but a peanut”  and starts heaving swinging weights all over again until the plates/screws separated from his discs being actually fused together...jesus Christ doesn’t he actually have any legitimate friends too tap him on the shoulder and tell him point blank...the shows OVER...done...dusted...r esigned too the history books...the “goal” nowadays “buddy” is just too be able too walk...I think only now after all this ridiculous crap mr nothing but a peanut understands that fact.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: illuminati on October 22, 2018, 10:23:37 PM


Oh dear - poor Ronnie

Perhaps his last surgeon was a fan of Ronnie’s and did his surgeries in a similar manner to Ronnie’s
Lifting style as a Lasting tribute to him.
Also Ronnie’s accounting skills leave a lot to be desired.

He should of retired after his 6th Olympia Win before his body really started to breakdown.
The Price of Pushing to hard & too long.

I do hope he recovers well & lifts in a more controlled manner in future.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: kevin25 on October 23, 2018, 12:19:38 AM
Hes probably on a shit load of painkillers, nobody gets old with that habit.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Skylge on October 23, 2018, 12:56:00 AM
Perhaps Ronnie was a retard to begin with, or maybe all the drugs messed with his small brain. People that stupid should not be allowed to have children imo
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Powerlift66 on October 23, 2018, 12:57:51 AM
More proof why Lee Haney is the greatest.

Yup!
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Darren Avey on October 23, 2018, 01:17:45 AM
Haney was and always will be the greatest.
The Mr O of all our dreams would be
1 Haney
2 Arnold
3 Dorian
4 Ronnie
5 Phil
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Mitch on October 23, 2018, 01:19:25 AM
he's small and useless to us now.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: falco on October 23, 2018, 05:06:48 AM
Always refreshing to see that he takes no responsability for his behaviour, despite all the warnings from his doctors.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Irongrip400 on October 23, 2018, 05:12:08 AM
Always refreshing to see that he takes no responsability for his behaviour, despite all the warnings from his doctors.

Realistically he’s probably hoping for death by OD. I can’t imagine he’s happy.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: FitnessFrenzy on October 23, 2018, 05:20:47 AM
sandows and money isn't worth his current state:

- in constant brutal pain
- on high doses of painkillers
- surgeries and trouble walking and functioning
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: SF1900 on October 23, 2018, 05:22:12 AM
What’s strange is that he’s blaming the doctors, instead of the same God he prays to when something goes right.

 If God knows the past, present, and future, then he surely knows that Ronnie would have had to endure all this. If Ronnie is going to blame anyone,  he should blame the god that put him in this position.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Skylge on October 23, 2018, 05:31:31 AM
I fear for his kids: retard dad = retarded children   ;D

Good te know his three doctors are to blame    ???
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Marty Champions on October 23, 2018, 06:01:34 AM
Ronnie is natural u cant blame him
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Pet shop boys on October 23, 2018, 06:12:39 AM
What’s strange is that he’s blaming the doctors, instead of the same God he prays to when something goes right.

 If God knows the past, present, and future, then he surely knows that Ronnie would have had to endure all this. If Ronnie is going to blame anyone,  he should blame the god that put him in this position.

Wrong .


Ronnie heard his "true calling in life" by quitting accounting  and police job, to become IFBB MR.Olympian .....However, if he didn't hear the "Ok , you won 8 Sandows already , time to find another hobby " is not the lord's fault ......


"Ronnie is the kind of character that only sees what he wants to see " ( Zane's voice)



WoooSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHH
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Rascal full on October 23, 2018, 08:00:16 AM
Hard to feel much sympathy. He has continued to work out like a maniac after these operations, his addiction to being muscular is actually killing him. Time to put down the iron before it's too late.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: kreator on October 23, 2018, 08:03:20 AM
He ain’t nothing but a peanut now
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dokey111 on October 23, 2018, 08:11:49 AM
Blaming the surgeon  ::) you can actually smell the lawsuit coming.  Don't worry Ronnie nothing is your fault or responsibility
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Henda on October 23, 2018, 10:27:50 AM
He looks highly delighted in the video still considering he potentially disabled. Fucking fool
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: orion on October 23, 2018, 10:48:28 AM
It's no different than when a rock climber, or sky diver falls to his death.  All his friends say "He died doing what he loves." 
Just the other day, in my area,  some guy on his Harley got run over by a truck.  Guy was in his seventies, I guess he should have given up what he loves so he could be a really old miserable fuck.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: SF1900 on October 23, 2018, 10:57:35 AM
Wrong .


Ronnie heard his "true calling in life" by quitting accounting  and police job, to become IFBB MR.Olympian .....However, if he didn't hear the "Ok , you won 8 Sandows already , time to find another hobby " is not the lord's fault ......


"Ronnie is the kind of character that only sees what he wants to see " ( Zane's voice)



WoooSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHH


Dumb reasoning.

If God knows the past, present and future, then he inevitably knew what was going to happen to Ronnie because God is supposedly all knowing. Therefore, God is responsible for knowing what would happen to Ronnie and doing nothing to intervene.

Face it, nothing you say will excuse your God.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dave D on October 23, 2018, 11:47:54 AM
Dumb reasoning.

If God knows the past, present and future, then he inevitably knew what was going to happen to Ronnie because God is supposedly all knowing. Therefore, God is responsible for knowing what would happen to Ronnie and doing nothing to intervene.

Face it, nothing you say will excuse your God.

God didn't create Ronnie, drugs and a relentless drive did.
Without drugs Ronnie never wins the Olympia, without drugs he doesn't move the massive weights. Without drugs he never injures his spine.

God never wanted Ronnie to focus his life on becoming Mr. Olympia but Ronnie didn't care.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: illuminati on October 23, 2018, 12:19:30 PM
It's no different than when a rock climber, or sky diver falls to his death.  All his friends say "He died doing what he loves." 
Just the other day, in my area,  some guy on his Harley got run over by a truck.  Guy was in his seventies, I guess he should have given up what he loves so he could be a really old miserable fuck.

Exactly right.
I’m not condoning or condemning Ronnie
Likely he hasn’t helped himself with his style of training
Only There are literally millions of people all doing potentially harmful things To themselves
From Drinking - Smoking - Rec Drugs - Dangerous sports / activities etc ect.
Ronnie always appears to come across happy enough.

It’s easy to point fingers & give well meaning advice or condemn him for his actions,
Though the likely hood is a fair few who are condemning him are doing similar self destructive
Or potentially harmful stuff to themselves.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Danimal77 on October 23, 2018, 12:22:55 PM
He is in denial. When he knew it was a determinate to his health he vowed to keep on, stating he had no regrets. Now that its time to pay the piper, suddenly it is the surgeons fault. Its called karma

detriment* not determinate.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dave D on October 23, 2018, 12:24:19 PM
I'm weird *meaning not normal in social settings
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Humble Narcissist on October 23, 2018, 12:29:52 PM
Oh the shit I've gotten in the past on YouTube for saying how he should just do light weights and bodyweight stuff.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: SF1900 on October 23, 2018, 01:54:58 PM
God didn't create Ronnie, drugs and a relentless drive did.
Without drugs Ronnie never wins the Olympia, without drugs he doesn't move the massive weights. Without drugs he never injures his spine.

God never wanted Ronnie to focus his life on becoming Mr. Olympia but Ronnie didn't care.


God created the doctors who created the drugs.

If god is responsible for the good, he’s also responsible for the bad.

Sorry, no amount of denial will excuse your god from intervening and not stopping human suffering. He’s implicated in all of it.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dave D on October 23, 2018, 02:05:36 PM
God created the doctors who created the drugs.

If god is responsible for the good, he’s also responsible for the bad.

Sorry, no amount of denial will excuse your god from intervening and not stopping human suffering. He’s implicated in all of it.

He knew you'd say this. And God says you're right.

Suffering was always a part of life, this earthly dwelling wasn't mankind's final destination.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: LanceD on October 23, 2018, 02:49:51 PM
I saw Ronnie last night downtown, he was walking fine, then he sees me walking towards him and starts limping...
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Bevo on October 23, 2018, 02:53:07 PM
It's no different than when a rock climber, or sky diver falls to his death.  All his friends say "He died doing what he loves."  
Just the other day, in my area,  some guy on his Harley got run over by a truck.  Guy was in his seventies, I guess he should have given up what he loves so he could be a really old miserable fuck.

This is just dumb and stupid saying, Ronnie has 10+ kids and is a selfish bastard

All those people saying that line all have mental illnesses and are complete selfish, self absorbed, individuals

Jay, Haney, Arnold, countless others are “doing what they love” and are healthy and not needing 20 surgeries and a wheel chair to roll around
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Bevo on October 23, 2018, 02:54:03 PM


What a weirdo

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dave D on October 23, 2018, 03:02:40 PM
What a weirdo



.God knows this.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: The Scott on October 23, 2018, 05:07:03 PM
Here's to him shutting the fuck up.  What a fucking moron.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: SF1900 on October 23, 2018, 05:12:33 PM
Part of me feels bad for Ronnie, that he is so mentally unbalanced when it comes to his body.

On the other hand, "What the hell was he thinking?"  ??? ???

Just look at Lee Haney, Dorian Yates, Jay Cutler....all seem to be doing well health wise.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Parker on October 23, 2018, 05:52:46 PM
Part of me feels bad for Ronnie, that he is so mentally unbalanced when it comes to his body.

On the other hand, "What the hell was he thinking?"  ??? ???

Just look at Lee Haney, Dorian Yates, Jay Cutler....all seem to be doing well health wise.
Ronnie talks about the surgeon doing the procedure wrong, yet he had three surgeries done by the same surgeon. And he didn’t say anything about a malpractice lawsuit, if it truly was the surgeon’s fault. Nor anything about him training after getting the surgery, and the broken screws that were the result of said training. So, it seems like he wasn’t thinking, stubbornly not heeding any warnings that may have been given to him.
I believe Ronnie’s half brother Corey Mathews, is a minister—-a man of faith. I wonder has he told Ronnie, that  “If God wanted screws in your back, he’d have put them there. So this should tell you that pride comes before the fall, and the wheelchair.”
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Hypertrophy on October 23, 2018, 06:04:41 PM
Ronnie gives proof to the term "musclehead". He has no life outside of picking things up and putting them down. Does anyone actually think he will stop lifting weights regardless of the negative health consequences?

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: WalterWhite on October 23, 2018, 06:11:31 PM
Ronnie talks about the surgeon doing the procedure wrong, yet he had three surgeries done by the same surgeon. And he didn’t say anything about a malpractice lawsuit, if it truly was the surgeon’s fault. Nor anything about him training after getting the surgery, and the broken screws that were the result of said training. So, it seems like he wasn’t thinking, stubbornly not heeding any warnings that may have been given to him.
I believe Ronnie’s half brother Corey Mathews, is a minister—-a man of faith. I wonder has he told Ronnie, that  “If God wanted screws in your back, he’d have put them there. So this should tell you that pride comes before the fall, and the wheelchair.”

I'm confused by his posts. He started with a Baylor doc and not many will do redoes in such a short time frame (especially teaching center drs). Screws breaking are not uncommon and usually don't lead to a redo unless the spinal cord is being impinged.

Something is not making sense.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: HTexan on October 23, 2018, 06:24:30 PM
who's paying for all these surgeries?
He paying 5k out of pocket I think ???
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Marty Champions on October 23, 2018, 06:28:43 PM
The doc said u need to keep liffin heavy squats nuttin but a drywal screw
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Agnostic007 on October 23, 2018, 08:29:45 PM
detriment* not determinate.

Thanks, I picked the wrong auto correct option.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: orion on October 25, 2018, 10:49:08 AM
This is just dumb and stupid saying, Ronnie has 10+ kids and is a selfish bastard

All those people saying that line all have mental illnesses and are complete selfish, self absorbed, individuals

Jay, Haney, Arnold, countless others are “doing what they love” and are healthy and not needing 20 surgeries and a wheel chair to roll around


I'm sure as we speak there are guys out there with kids who are climbing Mt. Everest, or driving a dragster at 300mph. 
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 25, 2018, 11:24:15 AM

I'm sure as we speak there are guys out there with kids who are climbing Mt. Everest, or driving a dragster at 300mph. 

Those things don’t require industrial amounts of illegal drugs and they’re actual achievements.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: kevin25 on October 25, 2018, 11:55:03 AM
I saw Ronnie last night downtown, he was walking fine, then he sees me walking towards him and starts limping...
😂🙈😂
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Rascal full on October 25, 2018, 12:03:12 PM
Update on Ronnie? Is he still pumping iron? Is he in a wheelchair?
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 25, 2018, 12:04:00 PM
Update on Ronnie? Is he still pumping iron? Is he in a wheelchair?
I'm sure your Google works fine, Dan.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Pet shop boys on October 25, 2018, 01:09:28 PM
Ronnie talks about the surgeon doing the procedure wrong, yet he had three surgeries done by the same surgeon. And he didn’t say anything about a malpractice lawsuit, if it truly was the surgeon’s fault. Nor anything about him training after getting the surgery, and the broken screws that were the result of said training. So, it seems like he wasn’t thinking, stubbornly not heeding any warnings that may have been given to him.
I believe Ronnie’s half brother Corey Mathews, is a minister—-a man of faith. I wonder has he told Ronnie, that  “If God wanted screws in your back, he’d have put them there. So this should tell you that pride comes before the fall, and the wheelchair.”

That'll be a fun lawsuit to follow, imagine the doctor with all the social media footage of Ronnie lifting right after surgery "



WoooSHHHHHHHH  No further question your honor
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Hypertrophy on October 25, 2018, 01:38:45 PM
That'll be a fun lawsuit to follow, imagine the doctor with all the social media footage of Ronnie lifting right after surgery "



WoooSHHHHHHHH  No further question your honor

Hahaha- absolutely! Nothing but a peanut :)
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: blackpele on October 25, 2018, 04:26:27 PM
It's no different than when a rock climber, or sky diver falls to his death.  All his friends say "He died doing what he loves." 
Just the other day, in my area,  some guy on his Harley got run over by a truck.  Guy was in his seventies, I guess he should have given up what he loves so he could be a really old miserable fuck.

So true................
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 25, 2018, 05:14:20 PM
detriment* not determinate.
You rape and stalk women.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Elvis_McCartney on October 25, 2018, 06:57:56 PM
So he's blaming the Doctor instead of his stupid ass throwing around weights like a fool just weeks after each surgery.

this guy isn't the brightest lightbulb out there.

Very sad.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dave D on October 25, 2018, 07:02:34 PM
You rape and stalk women.

Omg dude. Lol you're calling him a rapist?
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Van_Bilderass on October 25, 2018, 07:49:43 PM
Ronnie claims the screws broke immediately
after the procedure, while he was still in hospital bed.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dave D on October 25, 2018, 08:01:31 PM
Ronnie claims the screws broke immediately
after the procedure, while he was still in hospital bed.

I had this happen with an entertainment center, I screwed them in to to tight.

Sounds like the doc did the same.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 25, 2018, 08:20:00 PM
Omg dude. Lol you're calling him a rapist?
yes
see, Ron returned to his rightful ceremonial throne at the top of the Getbig Olympus where a God must sit if he is to pass along an official edict of the land. Resplendent in his blinding-white bomber jacket and electricity-filled blue jeans over brown tweed business moccasins, he stood tall above the irrelevant masses below (the non-moderators), flanked by his loyal paladins with shiny gold stars under their forum sobriquets, and declared that no one shall be called a pedo on here again. Apparently it's bad PR and it might even turn on him if ever he pissed someone off (by say banning them) and they then put shit out about him being one since he's the one that had made it legal to say to begin with. So, with customary sagacity and the wisdom long attributed to him by those who freely elected him their spiritual patron saint, he adjusted his big square glasses and said: No more saying anyone's a pedo. But anything else is cool.

I downgraded him to a rapist based on that extant thread about him stalking and punishing his ex for leaving him, but also his sociopathic tendencies, which include the possibility of violence (a common behavioral pattern with that disorder). But we all know he likes 'em way too young to see with what he's hung.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Taffin on October 27, 2018, 07:40:41 PM
Normally Palumbo makes sense, but this time....?

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Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: The Scott on October 27, 2018, 08:27:15 PM
Normally Palumbo makes sense, but this time....?

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Sheesh, Dumbo-Palumbo is a 'tard.  He says that Coleman is now the way he is because he was "...willing to put his body and everything in his soul on the line"...Nope. 

Coleman snorted that line with reckless abandon.   He was 100% drugs.   He will most likely go the way of the Dodo soon and all because he's so freaking retarded (Dumbo-Palumbo would doubtless say, "dedicated") that he will continue to break himself down. 

Dumbo-Palumbo was another totally drug built body.  That manlet was a short, skinny cross country runner fer Buddha's sake, LOL!  He so fucked his body and face up that he now has a condition for drug abuse named for him, LOL!

Keep snortin', Dumbo.   As for Coleman?  Fuck that noise.  Thankewjayzus!  No brain babe!  Ain't nuttin' butt a penus!  Yip! Yip! Yip!


Indeed.  Geeze...No way Cucktard Coleman is the "greatest of all time".  Dumbest, yes. Most physically fucked up, yes.   He's stoooopid.  When told his classmates voted him most likely to succeed, Coleman said "No way does I swallow!  Ain't nuttin' butt a penus! Yip! Yip!"
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Danimal77 on October 28, 2018, 12:38:54 AM
Sheesh, Dumbo-Palumbo is a 'tard.  He says that Coleman is now the way he is because he was "...willing to put his body and everything in his soul on the line"...Nope. 

Coleman snorted that line with reckless abandon.   He was 100% drugs.   He will most likely go the way of the Dodo soon and all because he's so freaking retarded (Dumbo-Palumbo would doubtless say, "dedicated") that he will continue to break himself down. 

Dumbo-Palumbo was another totally drug built body.  That manlet was a short, skinny cross country runner fer Buddha's sake, LOL!  He so fucked his body and face up that he now has a condition for drug abuse named for him, LOL!

Keep snortin', Dumbo.   As for Coleman?  Fuck that noise.  Thankewjayzus!  No brain babe!  Ain't nuttin' butt a penus!  Yip! Yip! Yip!


Indeed.  Geeze...No way Cucktard Coleman is the "greatest of all time".  Dumbest, yes. Most physically fucked up, yes.   He's stoooopid.  When told his classmates voted him most likely to succeed, Coleman said "No way does I swallow!  Ain't nuttin' butt a penus! Yip! Yip!"

To claim that a 1998, 1999, 2001, 2003 and 2004 Ronnie Coleman was not one of the most impressive bodybuilders of all time is just plain not true. You clearly don't like him as a person, but most of his wins were deserving.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: SOMEPARTS on October 28, 2018, 12:42:36 AM
I saw Ronnie last night downtown, he was walking fine, then he sees me walking towards him and starts limping...


Did you make it clear you're one of the bigger guys on Getbig? That's probably why.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 28, 2018, 03:20:20 AM
If we live long enough, we are all going to grow weak and frail and need a cane or a walker to get around. Many bbers throughout history have destroyed their bodies without ever achieving anything close to what Ronnie has. Sports like football, boxing, MMA is far more brutal to your body than lifting weights.

People don't seem to understand the mind of a champion. Someone one wants to be the absolute best in the world. In the world.

Ronnie has no regrets. It's the price he was willing to pay to achieve what he did. It may not be worth it to the vast majority and I get that. But why all the hate for someone who  did what he believed it takes to achieve what he did? The idea that others who never achieved anything close to what Ronnie did think that they know better than he did on how he should train. That if he did this or that instead or this or that he still would have achieve what he did without the wear and tear. You don't know this. He used weights that nobody else used but he also achieved a level that nobody else has. Maybe you're right. Maybe he could have won 8 Os training like Phil Heath. But we'll never know. What we do know is that what he did allowed him to achieve a level no one else has.

Yeah, he's old and weak and walks with a cane or walker. Eventually he will die.

You and I will also grow old and weak and eventually we will die.

There’ll be two dates on your tombstone and all your friends will read them but all that’s gonna matter is that little dash between them.

What will your dash say? Do you care? Some do and some don't. Their goal is to go through life as pain free and safely as possible and their measure of success is how long they can drag it out.

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Powerlift66 on October 28, 2018, 04:03:42 AM
This ^^

Plus he's brain-dead..
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: The Scott on October 28, 2018, 05:46:34 AM
If we live long enough, we are all going to grow weak and frail and need a cane or a walker to get around. Many bbers throughout history have destroyed their bodies without ever achieving anything close to what Ronnie has. Sports like football, boxing, MMA is far more brutal to your body than lifting weights.

People don't seem to understand the mind of a champion. Someone one wants to be the absolute best in the world. In the world.

Ronnie has no regrets. It's the price he was willing to pay to achieve what he did. It may not be worth it to the vast majority and I get that. But why all the hate for someone who  did what he believed it takes to achieve what he did? The idea that others who never achieved anything close to what Ronnie did think that they know better than he did on how he should train. That if he did this or that instead or this or that he still would have achieve what he did without the wear and tear. You don't know this. He used weights that nobody else used but he also achieved a level that nobody else has. Maybe you're right. Maybe he could have won 8 Os training like Phil Heath. But we'll never know. What we do know is that what he did allowed him to achieve a level no one else has.

Yeah, he's old and weak and walks with a cane or walker. Eventually he will die.

You and I will also grow old and weak and eventually we will die.

There’ll be two dates on your tombstone and all your friends will read them but all that’s gonna matter is that little dash between them.

What will your dash say? Do you care? Some do and some don't. Their goal is to go through life as pain free and safely as possible and their measure of success is how long they can drag it out.



I have zero doubts that when his cell phone camera isn't recording his dumb ass, Coleman curls into a fecal position and weeps.  He's a fucking retard whose faith in Jayzus is as real and grounded as his fake physique.  As for what's on our tombstone?  The dash symbolizes "from" as in from 1900 to 1940.  You know, from birth to death.

Coleman's will have stupid "signature catch phrases" such as "Yip!  Yip!" and "Lite wait babee!" on it.  What his famblee need to figurationalize out is the year he went brain dead.  That makes more sense to have on there than the year his drug bloated carcass succumbed to his ignorance.  Fuck Coleman.

He must have a fan over his hospital bed to keep the flies away.  Dude is a total turd in every sense of the word.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: oldschoolfan on October 28, 2018, 06:00:53 AM
i get a kick out of morons on here defending another moron who crippled himself lifting weights.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Marty Champions on October 28, 2018, 07:32:04 AM
I think we are mad that ronnie basically tried the shortcut or cheated his way through life, its not an admirable trait
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: oldschoolfan on October 28, 2018, 08:02:07 AM
I have zero doubts that when his cell phone camera isn't recording his dumb ass, Coleman curls into a fecal position and weeps.  He's a fucking retard whose faith in Jayzus is as real and grounded as his fake physique.  As for what's on our tombstone?  The dash symbolizes "from" as in from 1900 to 1940.  You know, from birth to death.

Coleman's will have stupid "signature catch phrases" such as "Yip!  Yip!" and "Lite wait babee!" on it.  What his famblee need to figurationalize out is the year he went brain dead.  That makes more sense to have on there than the year his drug bloated carcass succumbed to his ignorance.  Fuck Coleman.

He must have a fan over his hospital bed to keep the flies away.  Dude is a total turd in every sense of the word.



mr scott ronnie is so dumb the reason why he has so many kids is he didnt know your supposed to pull out before you cum   ronnie" yeah buddy im about to cum aint nutting but a ronnie nut"
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: The Scott on October 28, 2018, 08:37:37 AM

mr scott ronnie is so dumb the reason why he has so many kids is he didnt know your supposed to pull out before you cum   ronnie" yeah buddy im about to cum aint nutting but a ronnie nut"

 ;D
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Fortress on October 28, 2018, 10:07:09 AM

mr scott ronnie is so dumb the reason why he has so many kids is he didnt know your supposed to pull out before you cum   ronnie" yeah buddy im about to cum aint nutting but a ronnie nut"

“Ain’t nuthin’ but a big load! Yeaaaaa, buddy! Woooooo! Everyone wanna blow in dat pussay, but no one wanna change dat der diaper! Wooaaa!”

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: oldschoolfan on October 28, 2018, 11:21:04 AM
“Ain’t nuthin’ but a big load! Yeaaaaa, buddy! Woooooo! Everyone wanna blow in dat pussay, but no one wanna change dat der diaper! Wooaaa!”



bwa ha ha classic and i bet ronnie did say that.

mr fortress do you think ronnies  white wife wipes his black ass now, since he is a cripple ?

i bet while she is wiping his ass he is doing those atrocious shrugs and curls  :)
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: OneMoreRep on October 28, 2018, 11:41:44 AM
Well, he put himself in this predicament.

Ronnie accomplished something by becoming the best bodybuilder in the world throughout many occasions. He probably earned a decent amount of money over the course of his Mr. Olympia reign (maybe in the $5-10million range, although I truly have no clue).

What he continues to do to himself now makes absolutely no sense. He should have simply walked away from the "sport" with as much money as he earned, opened up a small gym with added services (yoga, pilates, spin cycle classes, crossfit & personal training services etc) and gone the Lee Haney route, by way of losing 80-100lbs of that excess muscle and just lived a normal life from that point moving forward.

Sadly, I don't think he will be done until he proves that you can go from being one of the biggest men in the world to being one of the most emaciated cripples in the world in under 10 years. The man goes extreme in every direction. Gain muscle...extreme. Lose muscle...extreme. Create babies...extreme.

"1"
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Rambone on October 28, 2018, 11:47:39 AM
Well, he put himself in this predicament.

Ronnie accomplished something by becoming the best bodybuilder in the world throughout many occasions. He probably earned a decent amount of money over the course of his Mr. Olympia reign (maybe in the $5-10million range, although I truly have no clue).

What he continues to do to himself now makes absolutely no sense. He should have simply walked away from the "sport" with as much money as he earned, opened up a small gym with added services (yoga, pilates, spin cycle classes, crossfit & personal training services etc) and gone the Lee Haney route, by way of losing 80-100lbs of that excess muscle and just lived a normal life from that point moving forward.

Sadly, I don't think he will be done until he proves that you can go from being one of the biggest men in the world to being one of the most emaciated cripples in the world in under 10 years. The man goes extreme in every direction. Gain muscle...extreme. Lose muscle...extreme. Create babies...extreme.

"1"

Well said.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: MAXX on October 28, 2018, 12:38:32 PM
Was more suprised that he was able to dish out 2 million dollars for surgeries like it's pennies. Does it even cost that much for that type of surgery?

I thought he was near broke since having to pimp his supp company constantly. Well maybe not he really is broke who knows.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: SF1900 on October 28, 2018, 12:48:05 PM
If we live long enough, we are all going to grow weak and frail and need a cane or a walker to get around. Many bbers throughout history have destroyed their bodies without ever achieving anything close to what Ronnie has. Sports like football, boxing, MMA is far more brutal to your body than lifting weights.

People don't seem to understand the mind of a champion. Someone one wants to be the absolute best in the world. In the world.

Ronnie has no regrets. It's the price he was willing to pay to achieve what he did. It may not be worth it to the vast majority and I get that. But why all the hate for someone who  did what he believed it takes to achieve what he did? The idea that others who never achieved anything close to what Ronnie did think that they know better than he did on how he should train. That if he did this or that instead or this or that he still would have achieve what he did without the wear and tear. You don't know this. He used weights that nobody else used but he also achieved a level that nobody else has. Maybe you're right. Maybe he could have won 8 Os training like Phil Heath. But we'll never know. What we do know is that what he did allowed him to achieve a level no one else has.

Yeah, he's old and weak and walks with a cane or walker. Eventually he will die.

You and I will also grow old and weak and eventually we will die.

There’ll be two dates on your tombstone and all your friends will read them but all that’s gonna matter is that little dash between them.

What will your dash say? Do you care? Some do and some don't. Their goal is to go through life as pain free and safely as possible and their measure of success is how long they can drag it out.



No one seems to be blaming Ronnie for what he did while he was reigning Mr. O.

Its his continuous actions that we are blaming him--training heavy, swinging weights, just a few weeks after spinal surgery.

Ronnie accomplished what he needed to accomplish. At this point, there is no reason to train like he is training and suffer the consequences of never being able to walk again. It's idiotic. Its needless pain and suffering for absolutely no reason. If the goal of life is longevity and quality of life, clearly Ronnie doesn't care. So be it. However, there is nothing brave or courageous about his (current) stupid choices.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 28, 2018, 12:59:35 PM
My two issues with Ronnie, with whom I otherwise have no interaction and/or emotional or mental investment:

1) He's loudly religious and claims that his lifestyle choices and the path he took were all reflections of his covenant with his god. Christianity permeates everything he submits to social media and he unerringly refers to it as his lodestone and moral guidebook. His behavior, whether in the form of his promiscuity, his many illegitimate children out of wedlock, his professionally-necessary but morally bankrupt claims of being a natural athlete (giving kids who worshiped him the wrong ideas and a false idol to admire), all while posing as a figure of authority and law enforcement in his community, is anything but Christian or religious. If anything, it fits the template of a far-left hedonist with little regard for his health or that of others, as well as his image as the chief ambassador of a once-popular "sport."

2) He sells products that are certifiable junk, namely that fat-shrinking cream that gets so pilloried and ridiculed whenever he trots out the contractually-mandated once-a-month posting about it on Instagram, complete with belly rubbing and awkward white stains left on his chocolate torso when the clip ends. Don't sell junk to people. You want to sell supplements, fine, be our guest, make a living. But if they're falsely advertised or fail to deliver results on 100% of users (which seems to be germane to what his followers tell him on IG), you're basically committing fraud and showing your deep contempt for your fans in return for a monthly direct deposit from the snake oil company that makes it.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: OlympiaGym on October 28, 2018, 01:30:33 PM
Ronnie is the victim here. The doctor who negligently performed these procedures needs to be held accountable and Ronnie needs to be fairly compensated, by a Tarrant County jury, which he will be, for his pain and suffering, medical expenses, and lost earnings. Ronnie needs to be made whole for the injustice that he has had to endure. We should all wish I’m well.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Bevo on October 28, 2018, 02:34:36 PM
If we live long enough, we are all going to grow weak and frail and need a cane or a walker to get around. Many bbers throughout history have destroyed their bodies without ever achieving anything close to what Ronnie has. Sports like football, boxing, MMA is far more brutal to your body than lifting weights.

People don't seem to understand the mind of a champion. Someone one wants to be the absolute best in the world. In the world.

Ronnie has no regrets. It's the price he was willing to pay to achieve what he did. It may not be worth it to the vast majority and I get that. But why all the hate for someone who  did what he believed it takes to achieve what he did? The idea that others who never achieved anything close to what Ronnie did think that they know better than he did on how he should train. That if he did this or that instead or this or that he still would have achieve what he did without the wear and tear. You don't know this. He used weights that nobody else used but he also achieved a level that nobody else has. Maybe you're right. Maybe he could have won 8 Os training like Phil Heath. But we'll never know. What we do know is that what he did allowed him to achieve a level no one else has.

Yeah, he's old and weak and walks with a cane or walker. Eventually he will die.

You and I will also grow old and weak and eventually we will die.

There’ll be two dates on your tombstone and all your friends will read them but all that’s gonna matter is that little dash between them.

What will your dash say? Do you care? Some do and some don't. Their goal is to go through life as pain free and safely as possible and their measure of success is how long they can drag it out.



And there are many others that didn’t destroy their bodies and are champions that are retired. Kobe, Jordan, Dorian, Haney, Arnold, Tyson, jeter, A Rod, etc
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dave D on October 28, 2018, 02:42:31 PM
And there are many others that didn’t destroy their bodies and are champions that are retired. Kobe, Jordan, Dorian, Haney, Arnold, Tyson, jeter, A Rod, etc

Outside of Arnold, and maybe Tyson, I don't want to see any of those guys in a thong.

Dorian is pretty tore up compared to a normal person and that's why Ronnie is a better overall champion, he'll do whatever it takes to be the GOAT, Dorian wouldn't go that far.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Fortress on October 28, 2018, 02:46:05 PM
My two issues with Ronnie, with whom I otherwise have no interaction and/or emotional or mental investment:

1) He's loudly religious and claims that his lifestyle choices and the path he took were all reflections of his covenant with his god. Christianity permeates everything he submits to social media and he unerringly refers to it as his lodestone and moral guidebook. His behavior, whether in the form of his promiscuity, his many illegitimate children out of wedlock, his professionally-necessary but morally bankrupt claims of being a natural athlete (giving kids who worshiped him the wrong ideas and a false idol to admire), all while posing as a figure of authority and law enforcement in his community, is anything but Christian or religious. If anything, it fits the template of a far-left hedonist with little regard for his health or that of others, as well as his image as the chief ambassador of a once-popular "sport."

2) He sells products that are certifiable junk, namely that fat-shrinking cream that gets so pilloried and ridiculed whenever he trots out the contractually-mandated once-a-month posting about it on Instagram, complete with belly rubbing and awkward white stains left on his chocolate torso when the clip ends. Don't sell junk to people. You want to sell supplements, fine, be our guest, make a living. But if they're falsely advertised or fail to deliver results on 100% of users (which seems to be germane to what his followers tell him on IG), you're basically committing fraud and showing your deep contempt for your fans in return for a monthly direct deposit from the snake oil company that makes it.

And this exactly is the truth.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 28, 2018, 03:00:09 PM
Ronnie is the victim here. The doctor who negligently performed these procedures needs to be held accountable and Ronnie needs to be fairly compensated, by a Tarrant County jury, which he will be, for his pain and suffering, medical expenses, and lost earnings. Ronnie needs to be made whole for the injustice that he has had to endure. We should all wish I’m well.
Was it the county's fault when he got arrested for impersonating a cop in 2009 as well?

(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=282274.0;attach=322433;image)
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 28, 2018, 03:14:57 PM
Was it worth it?

(https://forum.bodybuilding.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=210577&d=1118171457)
(https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3aI3qjWoz2M/maxresdefault.jpg)
(https://galeri14.uludagsozluk.com/786/hayatin-acimasiz-oldugu-anlar_1747967.jpg)
(https://i.postimg.cc/QtSksKKR/Screenshot-2018-09-10-04-38-59.png)
(https://i.postimg.cc/qM6nD5Qf/Screenshot-2017-11-13-18-59-15.png)
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: OlympiaGym on October 28, 2018, 03:31:48 PM
Was it the county's fault when he got arrested for impersonating a cop in 2009 as well?

(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=282274.0;attach=322433;image)

That’s irrelevant and has nothing to do with the butchery that Ronnie has been subjected to and the hands of so-called experts.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 28, 2018, 03:39:15 PM
That’s irrelevant and has nothing to do with the butchery that Ronnie has been subjected to and the hands of so-called experts.
He has a history of blaming other people for things he did wrong. It's relevant.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Bevo on October 28, 2018, 03:42:33 PM
Was it worth it?

(https://forum.bodybuilding.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=210577&d=1118171457)
(https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3aI3qjWoz2M/maxresdefault.jpg)
(https://galeri14.uludagsozluk.com/786/hayatin-acimasiz-oldugu-anlar_1747967.jpg)
(https://i.postimg.cc/QtSksKKR/Screenshot-2018-09-10-04-38-59.png)
(https://i.postimg.cc/qM6nD5Qf/Screenshot-2017-11-13-18-59-15.png)


That third pic guy on the left is Kevin, he likes to beat women and stalk them. Very insecure, I heard from one of his exes, crazy mental midget. No surprise there coming from a bber
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 28, 2018, 03:48:33 PM

That third pic guy on the left is Kevin, he likes to beat women and stalk them. Very insecure, I heard from one of his exes, crazy mental midget. No surprise there coming from a bber
says more about them that they date him than the asshole himself. Women love to throw us under the bus yet they never take responsibility for anything. No wonder they love the Democrat party.  ;D
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Humble Narcissist on October 29, 2018, 03:59:36 AM
The pic of Ronnie endorsing his supplement line is hilarious as he is the last person who should be endorsing a supplement when your whole physique is shit and you can barely walk.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dokey111 on October 29, 2018, 04:04:51 AM
He's DUMB
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Strubbbbs on October 29, 2018, 05:48:41 AM
There will be no lawsuit.

As soon as any lawyer he approaches discovers all the videos online of Ronnie jerking, and bouncing and tossing weights around after his surgeries will immediately tell Ronnie to stop any legal action immediately. Unless he keeps going through different lawyers until he finds an unethical lawyer who will string Ronnie along and take a lot of his money.

Plus, if anything this ridiculous actually somehow made it to court, Ronnie's entire history of drug usage (admitting to breaking the law) would have to be discussed, scrutinized, and dissected and shredded. It would ALL be relevant to the defense's case against Ronnie destroying his body willingly and ILLEGALLY, and it would ALL be indefensible

But yeah, highly specialized surgeons, who actually contribute to society, and save the lives of your family members and mine in the best way that they can, on a daily basis, have botched Nuthin But A Peanut's surgeries... repeatedly. GTFO here. Seriously

If this idiot has any real friends with 2 or more functioning brain cells, they would grab him by his ear and make sure he doesn't step foot inside a gym, at least unsupervised, for at least a year and tell him what's up.

Wake! The! Fuck! Up!
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: ilalin on October 29, 2018, 08:24:30 AM
shoulda stayed in policing business

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Humble Narcissist on October 29, 2018, 10:56:29 AM
There will be no lawsuit.

As soon as any lawyer he approaches discovers all the videos online of Ronnie jerking, and bouncing and tossing weights around after his surgeries will immediately tell Ronnie to stop any legal action immediately. Unless he keeps going through different lawyers until he finds an unethical lawyer who will string Ronnie along and take a lot of his money.

Plus, if anything this ridiculous actually somehow made it to court, Ronnie's entire history of drug usage (admitting to breaking the law) would have to be discussed, scrutinized, and dissected and shredded. It would ALL be relevant to the defense's case against Ronnie destroying his body willingly and ILLEGALLY, and it would ALL be indefensible

But yeah, highly specialized surgeons, who actually contribute to society, and save the lives of your family members and mine in the best way that they can, on a daily basis, have botched Nuthin But A Peanut's surgeries... repeatedly. GTFO here. Seriously

If this idiot has any real friends with 2 or more functioning brain cells, they would grab him by his ear and make sure he doesn't step foot inside a gym, at least unsupervised, for at least a year and tell him what's up.

Wake! The! Fuck! Up!
Yeah he has no chance but he is stupid and probably figures this is the only way going forward for him to make any money.

question:  Can a surgeon refuse to operate on someone who they know has a history of suing doctors?
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: dseiler on October 29, 2018, 02:16:33 PM
What a total fool.

Blaming the surgeons.

The guy nuked his body and organs for YEARS, then he begins weekly surgeries and is always right back in the gym performing abysmal workouts, yanking, bouncing, cranking, swinging poundages far too heavy for him.

Breaking screws. Demolishing everything he can.

And it’s Joe Surgeon’s fault.  ::)

Coleman is a true-blue dumbass.

He’s a super responder but was never built to handle the loads the drugs allowed him to.

Chocolate kids hooting and hollering all over the house ... Ronnie yip-yipping like he’s not an invalid washup who orchestrated his own destruction ... money bleeding from every orifice ...

Olympian-sized retard.



Bump for truth.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 29, 2018, 03:17:22 PM
shoulda stayed in policing business



i'm guessing having an arrest record for impersonating a police office and obviously abusing the very same drugs he arrested others for possessing or selling made the decision to pension him off early easy for the Arlington PD. He was a disgrace. The only cop in the roll call room to fan himself with a brochure because the room temperature was making him sweat just sitting there. Could barely mumble three words out when dealing with arrest reports. Probably broke the suspension on half the cars they had. Guy's a tool. Hope he drops dead soon.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 29, 2018, 06:53:19 PM
And there are many others that didn’t destroy their bodies and are champions that are retired. Kobe, Jordan, Dorian, Haney, Arnold, Tyson, jeter, A Rod, etc

And your point?

Yes, some fare better than others. But in the end, unless we die young, we are all going to waste away. If your purpose and meaning in life is to live as long and healthy as possible then good for you. If you are an athlete involved in a physically demanding sport and want to make a mark in this world, to accomplish something, there's is going to be a price to pay.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: youandme on October 29, 2018, 06:58:36 PM
There will be no lawsuit.

As soon as any lawyer he approaches discovers all the videos online of Ronnie jerking, and bouncing and tossing weights around after his surgeries will immediately tell Ronnie to stop any legal action immediately. Unless he keeps going through different lawyers until he finds an unethical lawyer who will string Ronnie along and take a lot of his money.

Plus, if anything this ridiculous actually somehow made it to court, Ronnie's entire history of drug usage (admitting to breaking the law) would have to be discussed, scrutinized, and dissected and shredded. It would ALL be relevant to the defense's case against Ronnie destroying his body willingly and ILLEGALLY, and it would ALL be indefensible

But yeah, highly specialized surgeons, who actually contribute to society, and save the lives of your family members and mine in the best way that they can, on a daily basis, have botched Nuthin But A Peanut's surgeries... repeatedly. GTFO here. Seriously

If this idiot has any real friends with 2 or more functioning brain cells, they would grab him by his ear and make sure he doesn't step foot inside a gym, at least unsupervised, for at least a year and tell him what's up.

Wake! The! Fuck! Up!


He would hire a personal injury lawyer and they work on a contingent fee basis - they don’t charge people money upfront.

RONNIE will keep going to the gym.

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: TheGrinch on October 29, 2018, 07:11:37 PM
At this point shouldn't the insurance companies refuse to pay?
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: The Scott on October 29, 2018, 07:11:53 PM
He's now paying the price for all those years of livin' the scheme.  
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Bevo on October 29, 2018, 07:16:49 PM
And your point?

Yes, some fare better than others. But in the end, unless we die young, we are all going to waste away. If your purpose and meaning in life is to live as long and healthy as possible then good for you. If you are an athlete involved in a physically demanding sport and want to make a mark in this world, to accomplish something, there's is going to be a price to pay.

Every one of your posts when you bring up “success” you base it on money ::)

You do know that everyone is different but of course, you most ikely not successful at anything. Aren’t you in your 50’s, a lone, no significant other? Not to mention the other “success” intangibles

My point is no one has to be like Ronnie to be successful, he was and is an idiot at this point of stage in life

Phil Heath, kai Greene and the others I mentioned are just as successful If not more at their lifestyles and are not crippled beyond belief like this idiot
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 29, 2018, 07:21:54 PM
SF makes a very good point. It's one thing to justify Ronnie's lifestyle when he was competing. There was a goal he wanted to accomplish and would do anything to achieve it. But why now? Why throw weights around at this point when it serves no practical purpose?

A good friend of mine is a type 2 diabetic and it has progress to the point where he is in a wheelchair and will never walk again. This condition is entirely his fault. He was obese by the time he was in high school and never ever attempted to curb eating. And boy did he have a sweet tooth. He knew it was bad for him and I reminded him of that throughout his life.

His son is always on him about his eating. Constantly nagging him to eat more healthy. His son is all grown up with his own family and does well. I ask my friend about his son's nagging and does he ever consider taking his advice. He told me, "Hell no!" What good will it do me now? My life sucks. Eating is one of my few pleasures in life. At this point there is nothing I can do to improve my health to the point will it will be worth being even more miserable."

I was glad to hear it because that's what I thought. Leave him be. He's not hurting or infringing on the rights of everyone. Let him have one of the few pleasures left in life. He knows what it's doing to him.

People might find this hard to understand but Ronnie loves to lift weights. He knows it's not going to win him any titles or make him money but he does it for it's own sake. It gives his life meaning and makes him happy. He knows the price he paid and accepts it. You never hear him complain about the price paid for being a bber like you get from others. He's not infringing on your rights and freedoms. What Ronnie does and how he lives his life has zero effect on you so I can't believe all the visceral hate directed at him because you don't approve of his life style. Where are all you Libertarians and Conservatives that believe in individual freedom? The you can do whatever you want as long as you are not infringing of other people's rights and freedoms. Isn't the argument for making steroids legal is that it's your body and you should be able to do whatever you want with it?  

Leave him be. He doesn't deserve all this hate. What he does has no effect on you. Your hate on him is more a reflection of the kind of person you are.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: The Scott on October 29, 2018, 07:32:13 PM
SF makes a very good point. It's one thing to justify Ronnie's lifestyle when he was competing. There was a goal he wanted to accomplish and would do anything to achieve it. But why now? Why throw weights around at this point when it serves no practical purpose?

A good friend of mine is a type 2 diabetic and it has progress to the point where he is in a wheelchair and will never walk again. This condition is entirely his fault. He was obese by the time he was in high school and never ever attempted to curb eating. And boy did he have a sweet tooth. He knew it was bad for him and I reminded him of that throughout his life.

His son is always on him about his eating. Constantly nagging him to eat more healthy. His son is all grown up with his own family and does well. I ask my friend about his son's nagging and does he ever consider taking his advice. He told me, "Hell no!" What good will it do me now? My life sucks. Eating is one of my few pleasures in life. At this point there is nothing I can do to improve my health to the point will it will be worth being even more miserable."

I was glad to hear it because that's what I thought. Leave him be. He's not hurting or infringing on the rights of everyone. Let him have one of the few pleasures left in life. He knows what it's doing to him.

People might find this hard to understand but Ronnie loves to lift weights. He knows it's not going to win him any titles or make him money but he does it for it's own sake. It gives his life meaning and makes him happy. He knows the price he paid and accepts it. You never hear him complain about the price paid for being a bber like you get from others. He's not infringing on your rights and freedoms. What Ronnie does and how he lives his life has zero effect on you so I can't believe all the visceral hate directed at him because you don't approve of his life style. Where are all you Libertarians and Conservatives that believe in individual freedom? The you can do whatever you want as long as you are not infringing of other people's rights and freedoms. Isn't the argument for making steroids legal is that it's your body and you should be able to do whatever you want with it?  

Leave him be. He doesn't deserve all this hate. What he does has no effect on you. Your hate on him is more a reflection of the kind of person you are.

He deserves our derision.  He deserves our disgust.  He does not deserve our pity. Neither is he worthy of admiration.  As to any possibility of our collective (and individual) disgust being a "reflection of the kind of person you are" is concerned, Coleman isn't a mirror.  He's a turd.  And everyone but a fucking idiot knows you can't polish a turd.

Flies however will eat that shit up.   Most here aren't flies.  FTN.   Maybe he'll move to that socialist hell hole known as Hawaii and sponge off it's citizens for as long as he can.


Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dave D on October 29, 2018, 07:40:09 PM
SF makes a very good point. It's one thing to justify Ronnie's lifestyle when he was competing. There was a goal he wanted to accomplish and would do anything to achieve it. But why now? Why throw weights around at this point when it serves no practical purpose?

A good friend of mine is a type 2 diabetic and it has progress to the point where he is in a wheelchair and will never walk again. This condition is entirely his fault. He was obese by the time he was in high school and never ever attempted to curb eating. And boy did he have a sweet tooth. He knew it was bad for him and I reminded him of that throughout his life.

His son is always on him about his eating. Constantly nagging him to eat more healthy. His son is all grown up with his own family and does well. I ask my friend about his son's nagging and does he ever consider taking his advice. He told me, "Hell no!" What good will it do me now? My life sucks. Eating is one of my few pleasures in life. At this point there is nothing I can do to improve my health to the point will it will be worth being even more miserable."

I was glad to hear it because that's what I thought. Leave him be. He's not hurting or infringing on the rights of everyone. Let him have one of the few pleasures left in life. He knows what it's doing to him.

People might find this hard to understand but Ronnie loves to lift weights. He knows it's not going to win him any titles or make him money but he does it for it's own sake. It gives his life meaning and makes him happy. He knows the price he paid and accepts it. You never hear him complain about the price paid for being a bber like you get from others. He's not infringing on your rights and freedoms. What Ronnie does and how he lives his life has zero effect on you so I can't believe all the visceral hate directed at him because you don't approve of his life style. Where are all you Libertarians and Conservatives that believe in individual freedom? The you can do whatever you want as long as you are not infringing of other people's rights and freedoms. Isn't the argument for making steroids legal is that it's your body and you should be able to do whatever you want with it?  

Leave him be. He doesn't deserve all this hate. What he does has no effect on you. Your hate on him is more a reflection of the kind of person you are.

We loved him when he was our champion.

We would go to the gym, lift heavy weights as we silently said to ourselves "nothing but a peanut and yeah buddy......... boooo."

We grew up and moved forward in life and Ronnie was still on top.  Life was good.

Then Ronnie lost to Jay and had to get oxygen backstage after a particularly intense posting session and the situation slowly changed, our attitude changed.

Our hero kept pressing ahead and lost to inferior competitors, he got married, impregnated multiple women and went on a cruise and that's when we lost it.

There was no way Getbig could justify Ronnie Coleman giving validation to GO4IT's lifestyle.

Ronnie made his choice.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 29, 2018, 07:42:29 PM
Every one of your posts when you bring up “success” you base it on money ::)

You do know that everyone is different but of course, you most ikely not successful at anything. Aren’t you in your 50’s, a lone, no significant other? Not to mention the other “success” intangibles

My point is no one has to be like Ronnie to be successful, he was and is an idiot at this point of stage in life

Phil Heath, kai Greene and the others I mentioned are just as successful If not more at their lifestyles and are not crippled beyond belief like this idiot


I make you angry don't I?

It just goes to show breathtakingly ignorant you are. You speak of things you know absolutely nothing about. Show me once where I mention Ronnie's success has to do with money. I made it blindingly clear that he did what he did was to achieve his dream of being the best bodybuilder ever. But that doesn't suit your agenda so you just blatantly lie. Just make something up.

As far as myself, I come from a family of nine. I've been married. I raised two generations of kids. I own a house in a State where the average home cost over $800,000. I live in the beautiful State of Hawaii right near the ocean. Just a stone throw away and breath the fresh ocean air every day. I've posted many pictures throughout the years. But, again, it doesn't matter. It doesn't suit your agenda so you just lie. Just make things up out of the blue.

And I am in great health and even as I approach 60 years of age I am in much better shape than most at any age. Certainly in better shape then you.

It is true that no one has to be like Ronnie to be successful. What a brilliant point! But then, again, no one has achieved what Ronnie has.

And though I never mentioned it despite you telling a blatant lie that's all I am concerned about, mention you measure success in business, and being a professional bodybuilder is a business, it not only includes the level you achieved but also financial success, and in that respect, Ronnie was far more successful both as a competitive bodybuilder and as a business man than any of the people you mentioned. In fact, money wise, he ranks about 3th compared to other bodybuilders. Only behind Cutler, Gaspari and, of course, Arnold.

It really bothers you what other people think and how they live even though it has zero effect on your life. It seems the misery you want to attribute to me is more of a projection of what your life must be like. But it makes no matter to me.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 29, 2018, 07:46:00 PM
He deserves our derision.  He deserves our disgust.  He does not deserve our pity.  As to any possibility of our collective (and individual) disgust being a "reflection of the kind of person you are" is concerned, Coleman isn't a mirror.  He's a turd.  And everyone but a fucking idiot knows you can't polish a turd.

Flies however will eat that shit up.   Most here aren't flies.  FTN.   Maybe he'll move tO that socialist hell hole known as Hawaii and sponge of it's citizens for as long as he can.




Where is he asking for pity?
And why? Why does he deserve your "derision"? What has he done to you? How has anything that he does affect your life? Why so much hate for someone who has no effect on your life?
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 29, 2018, 07:49:31 PM
We loved him when he was our champion.

We would go to the gym, lift heavy weights as we silently said to ourselves "nothing but a peanut and yeah buddy......... boooo."

We grew up and moved forward in life and Ronnie was still on top.  Life was good.

Then Ronnie lost to Jay and had to get oxygen backstage after a particularly intense posting session and the situation slowly changed, our attitude changed.

Our hero kept pressing ahead and lost to inferior competitors, he got married, impregnated multiple women and went on a cruise and that's when we lost it.

There was no way Getbig could justify Ronnie Coleman giving validation to GO4IT's lifestyle.

Ronnie made his choice.


You, nor anyone else, has to "validate his lifestyle, or even approve. I don't. I absolutely think he should find others ways to find happiness and meaning other than lifting weights. I just don't understand the very real hate and personal attacks he gets here.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: The Scott on October 29, 2018, 08:03:36 PM
Where is asking for pity?
And why? Why does he deserve your "derision"? What has he done to you? How has anything that he does affect your life? Why so much hate for someone who has no effect on your life?

I am making statements based upon careful thought taking into consideration multiple factors about the life of the fucktard known as Ronnie Coleman. Surely you aren't so utterly slow and/or liberal "minded" as to not comprehend that?  Do you really want to walk down this path?  No...Really.  I am not joking.  You are reading like an ignorant cucktard right now.  Someone that "feeeeeeels" rather that thinks.  A child of three keeps asking "why?" not an adult in their late 50s.

Here's a Reader's Digest condensed version:

Coleman is a lying sack of shit.  He lies about anything from his drug use to his faux faith and now his injuries.  This deserves derision.

I don't buy into his bullshit but that should never prevent me or anyone from making astute observations about this moron's life and choices and unless he's on the public dole for his medical care, it does not affect me at all.  But he's still a worthless pile of shit that fakes following the Nazarene and is the (supposed) father of a great many children from a shitload of women.  His nuts are probably void of sperm from all the drug cocktails (fitting term there) of the last  few decades so maybe those kids aren't his after all.  

He's so stupid he wouldn't know Shit from Shinola (rumor has it he has two chidrenz wif doze name).  Stop with the virtue signaling.  It doesn't go with being a man.  This attitude of yours reeks of cuckishness.  The entire if it feeeeeeeels good, do it and if it's not hurting anyone (unless they're into being hurt) do it BS is for cucks. 

FTN.  And to hell with Coleman.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Fortress on October 29, 2018, 08:16:10 PM
“Everyone wanna be outta a wheelchair but ain’t no one wanna bust some screws holding his back together!”
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 29, 2018, 08:18:42 PM
I am making statements based upon careful thought taking into consideration multiple factors about the life of the fucktard known as Ronnie Coleman. Surely you aren't so utterly slow and/or liberal "minded" as to not comprehend that?  Do you really want to walk down this path?  No...Really.  I am not joking.  You are reading like an ignorant cucktard right now.  Someone that "feeeeeeels" rather that thinks.  A child of three keeps asking "why?" not an adult in their late 50s.

Here's a Reader's Digest condensed version:

Coleman is a lying sack of shit.  He lies about anything from his drug use to his faux faith and now his injuries.  This deserves derision.

I don't buy into his bullshit but that should never prevent me or anyone from making astute observations about this moron's life and choices and unless he's on the public dole for his medical care, it does not affect me at all.  But he's still a worthless pile of shit that fakes following the Nazarene and is the (supposed) father of a great many children from a shitload of women.  His nuts are probably void of sperm from all the drug cocktails (fitting term there) of the last  few decades so maybe those kids aren't his after all.  

He's so stupid he wouldn't know Shit from Shinola (rumor has it he has two chidrenz wif doze name).  Stop with the virtue signaling.  It doesn't go with being a man.  This attitude of yours reeks of cuckishness.  The entire if it feeeeeeeels good, do it and if it's not hurting anyone (unless they're into being hurt) do it BS is for cucks. 

FTN.  And to hell with Coleman.

So angry. So concerned with how other people live when they have no effect on your life. And now I'm a liberal? I believe it is the conservatives and libertarians that believe in personal freedom. That you can do whatever you want as long as it doesn't infringe on the freedoms and rights of others.

All athletes lie about their use of PEDs. Are you really that naive? And how is he lying about his faith and injuries? He believes in God and has been very open about his injuries and surgeries. You know better?

And now virtue is not being a man. It's being "cuckish". I can see you are well entrenched in the pussification of the modern man. And lol at you trying to bring political correctness using the "feel good then do it" mantra and conflating it with personal freedom.

You are not a clear thinker.

If an opinion contrary to your own makes you angry, that is a sign that you are subconsciously aware of having no good reason for thinking as you do.

-- Bertrand Russell, An Outline of Intellectual Rubbish
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: AbrahamG on October 29, 2018, 08:20:07 PM
I am making statements based upon careful thought taking into consideration multiple factors about the life of the fucktard known as Ronnie Coleman. Surely you aren't so utterly slow and/or liberal "minded" as to not comprehend that?  Do you really want to walk down this path?  No...Really.  I am not joking.  You are reading like an ignorant cucktard right now.  Someone that "feeeeeeels" rather that thinks.  A child of three keeps asking "why?" not an adult in their late 50s.

Here's a Reader's Digest condensed version:

Coleman is a lying sack of shit.  He lies about anything from his drug use to his faux faith and now his injuries.  This deserves derision.

I don't buy into his bullshit but that should never prevent me or anyone from making astute observations about this moron's life and choices and unless he's on the public dole for his medical care, it does not affect me at all.  But he's still a worthless pile of shit that fakes following the Nazarene and is the (supposed) father of a great many children from a shitload of women.  His nuts are probably void of sperm from all the drug cocktails (fitting term there) of the last  few decades so maybe those kids aren't his after all.  

He's so stupid he wouldn't know Shit from Shinola (rumor has it he has two chidrenz wif doze name).  Stop with the virtue signaling.  It doesn't go with being a man.  This attitude of yours reeks of cuckishness.  The entire if it feeeeeeeels good, do it and if it's not hurting anyone (unless they're into being hurt) do it BS is for cucks. 

FTN.  And to hell with Coleman.

On your period or what?
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dave D on October 29, 2018, 08:21:16 PM
You, nor anyone else, has to "validate his lifestyle, or even approve. I don't. I absolutely think he should find others ways to find happiness and meaning other than lifting weights. I just don't understand the very real hate and personal attacks he gets here.

Reread the post bro.

I said the collective turned on him when he gave validation to GO4IT's career choice.  

When I'm in Hawaii I hope I can stay at your place.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Bevo on October 29, 2018, 08:25:35 PM
I make you angry don't I?

It just goes to show breathtakingly ignorant you are. You speak of things you know absolutely nothing about. Show me once where I mention Ronnie's success has to do with money. I made it blindingly clear that he did what he did was to achieve his dream of being the best bodybuilder ever. But that doesn't suit your agenda so you just blatantly lie. Just make something up.

As far as myself, I come from a family of nine. I've been married. I raised two generations of kids. I own a house in a State where the average home cost over $800,000. I live in the beautiful State of Hawaii right near the ocean. Just a stone throw away and breath the fresh ocean air every day. I've posted many pictures throughout the years. But, again, it doesn't matter. It doesn't suit your agenda so you just lie. Just make things up out of the blue.

And I am in great health and even as I approach 60 years of age I am in much better shape than most at any age. Certainly in better shape then you.

It is true that no one has to be like Ronnie to be successful. What a brilliant point! But then, again, no one has achieved what Ronnie has.

And though I never mentioned it despite you telling a blatant lie that's all I am concerned about, mention you measure success in business, and being a professional bodybuilder is a business, it not only includes the level you achieved but also financial success, and in that respect, Ronnie was far more successful both as a competitive bodybuilder and as a business man than any of the people you mentioned. In fact, money wise, he ranks about 3th compared to other bodybuilders. Only behind Cutler, Gaspari and, of course, Arnold.

It really bothers you what other people think and how they live even though it has zero effect on your life. It seems the misery you want to attribute to me is more of a projection of what your life must be like. But it makes no matter to me.


 ::)

Sounds more like I hit a nerve with you for you to respond in paragraphs

How do you know Ronnie is behind cutler, gaspari, Arnold? Where’s the info and the claim you make?

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 29, 2018, 08:29:39 PM
I am making statements based upon careful thought...  

 is the (supposed) father of a great many children from a shitload of women.  His nuts are probably void of sperm from all the drug cocktails (fitting term there) of the last  few decades so maybe those kids aren't his after all.  

FTN.  And to hell with Coleman.

I wanted to give special mention of this part of your post.

He has five daughters. Big deal. My father had seven children. Huge families that were Catholic in those days all had big families. Mormons still have large families. One of the reason the Muslims are taking over is they reproduce. We don't. Also, who are these "multiple women" he has had kids with. And has he been remiss in providing for them?

But then in the same statement you say, with a straight face, that his "nuts" are void of sperm and those aren't his children.

So confuse. So angry.

"I am making statements based upon careful thought... "

Sure you are. You sound so rational and reasonable.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 29, 2018, 08:30:45 PM
On your period or what?

You know how virtueless cucks get?
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 29, 2018, 08:33:18 PM
Reread the post bro.

I said the collective turned on him when he gave validation to GO4IT's career choice.  

When I'm in Hawaii I hope I can stay at your place.

Actually, I didn't quite get that part. What did you mean by Ronnie giving validation to Go4Its career? We should all be as happy and good-natured as Go4it.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dave D on October 29, 2018, 08:40:09 PM
Actually, I didn't quite get that part. What did you mean by Ronnie giving validation to Go4Its career? We should all be as happy and good-natured as Go4it.

That's the problem. Go4it is positive and happy. He's living his life they way he wants.

This drives us deeper into our depression. How dare he live a fulfilling life.

Ronnie going on that cruise 10 years ago validates everyone who earns their living on those party busses of the sea. And that's when Getbig turned.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 29, 2018, 08:49:31 PM

 ::)

Sounds more like I hit a nerve with you for you to respond in paragraphs

How do you know Ronnie is behind cutler, gaspari, Arnold? Where’s the info and the claim you make?



So the length of a person's post is indicative of whether a "nerve" has been hit. You just keep making things up to suit your agenda. How you think things are supposed to be. Me rationally explaining your colossal ignorance and blatant lies means a nerve has been hit then if I replied:
FUCK YOU!

As far as Ronnie's wealth compared to other bodybuilders, this has been sprinkled around the net. I know it doesn't correspond to your agenda, and so many others here, that Ronnie is poor, can't support his "many" children and "multiple" wives and that his supplement company is failing. It cracks me up how so many people make assumptions on other people's lives when they simply have no idea. Just like you did about mine. Truth is, Ronnie started making more money after he retired from bbing.

That's why I am so comfortable going against the grain and the sheep that just follow the crowd. My only agenda is the truth and therefore have no problem when proven wrong. And, unlike you, I don't just make things up and blatantly lie. And the fact that you make no defense when you're made up stories and lies are called out but met in silence proves my point.

http://www.thedailyrecords.com/2018-2019-2020-2021/world-famous-top-10-list/celebrities/richest-bodybuilders-world-net-worth/16099/

https://wealthygorilla.com/richest-bodybuilders-world/

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Bevo on October 29, 2018, 11:42:04 PM
So the length of a person's post is indicative of whether a "nerve" has been hit. You just keep making things up to suit your agenda. How you think things are supposed to be. Me rationally explaining your colossal ignorance and blatant lies means a nerve has been hit then if I replied:
FUCK YOU!

As far as Ronnie's wealth compared to other bodybuilders, this has been sprinkled around the net. I know it doesn't correspond to your agenda, and so many others here, that Ronnie is poor, can't support his "many" children and "multiple" wives and that his supplement company is failing. It cracks me up how so many people make assumptions on other people's lives when they simply have no idea. Just like you did about mine. Truth is, Ronnie started making more money after he retired from bbing.

That's why I am so comfortable going against the grain and the sheep that just follow the crowd. My only agenda is the truth and therefore have no problem when proven wrong. And, unlike you, I don't just make things up and blatantly lie. And the fact that you make no defense when you're made up stories and lies are called out but met in silence proves my point.

http://www.thedailyrecords.com/2018-2019-2020-2021/world-famous-top-10-list/celebrities/richest-bodybuilders-world-net-worth/16099/

https://wealthygorilla.com/richest-bodybuilders-world/




What’s funny is I never talked shit about Ronnie or any bbers “success” or lack of, my only thing with Ronnie is the guy is mental case at this point, he’s delusional, the screws breaking, the constant trying to lift heavy weights and always getting surgery

My point is there’s many ways to do it and he’s not smart at all, Jay, Phil, Kai, dexter, Dorian, Haney, are doing well and not in the state Ronnie is in, this is bbing after all, not playing pro football, baseball, etc..

I’m sure the top guys aren’t piss poor but I wonder how accurate that is, not that it has any affects on anyone but them

I’ve spoken to him many times and have seen him quite a bit , doesn’t live too far from me, there’s no jealously or hate from me to him

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 30, 2018, 02:17:11 AM

What’s funny is I never talked shit about Ronnie or any bbers “success” or lack of, my only thing with Ronnie is the guy is mental case at this point, he’s delusional, the screws breaking, the constant trying to lift heavy weights and always getting surgery

My point is there’s many ways to do it and he’s not smart at all, Jay, Phil, Kai, dexter, Dorian, Haney, are doing well and not in the state Ronnie is in, this is bbing after all, not playing pro football, baseball, etc..

I’m sure the top guys aren’t piss poor but I wonder how accurate that is, not that it has any affects on anyone but them

I’ve spoken to him many times and have seen him quite a bit , doesn’t live too far from me, there’s no jealously or hate from me to him



You are quite right, Ronnie is not behaving rationally. He never has. At least in the past his obsessive served at purpose because it allowed him to achieve his dream. How many of us have lived our dreams?

So why does he do it now? Why when it doesn't achieve anything and is detrimental to his health? Unlike what Scott claims, I have given subjects like these careful thoughts and consideration and try to leave my personal bias and emotions aside. Put aside any feelings of "derision" and "disgust". Coming to conclusion based on emotions is far more "cuckish" as Scott's favorite and overused term suggests.

Say, you didn't have to work and could do pretty much anything that you want in life. Why would you choose the things that you choose? Why does my friend choose to eat ice cream and malasadas when he knows it's only going to make his situation worse?

He does because that's what he likes to do. I do understand why people find it so hard to understand. Ronnie likes to lift weights and bodybuild. It's what defines him and what gives his life meaning. You can think it's stupid and foolish and feel qualified to evaluate his intellectual abilities but what you and I think is irrelevant. He's going to do what he wants to do. It's going to speed up his decay but it doesn't matter. Asking Ronnie to stop lifting weights and bodybuilding is like asking him not to be Black. It's not just what he does but it's what he is.

Leave him be. No need to hate. It has no effect on you.

Ronnie will one day be laying in bed with a weak and useless body moments away from death. So will you and I. But he can look back on a life in which he accomplished something that was truly important to him. Something that allowed him to live a life and have experiences he never could have just being a cop. Just being about to travel the world is something most of us will never experience. And his place in history is secure. In the world of bbing he will always be remembered as the greatest in his generation.

Maybe that doesn't matter to you or to people like Scott. They were satisfied with mediocrity. Just going through life trying to prolong it for as long as possible for its own sake. That's OK too. That's the path most people take. I've never achieved greatness. But for a few -- a very few--that's not enough. They need to make their mark. Plant their flag. 
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Strubbbbs on October 30, 2018, 04:37:56 AM
People are getting angry at Ronnie now because he is saying that his surgeons are to blame. He is taking ZERO responsibility for his screws breaking, etc.

Previously, people were just shaking their head and saying he's nuts for doing what he does immediately after surgeries, but whatever, he is who he is.

However, on a fundamental level, people are getting angry at him now because he is blaming the surgeons for his present condition. He is directly attacking others for his stupidity and the people he is attacking may be forced to defend themselves at some point if it goes that far. SO when you say he's not hurting others, why not leave him be, it's not true. He is directly attacking the surgeons and considering suing them.

That's why on a fundamental level people are getting angry. Because in our own lives we've had to take and accept responsibility for our actions and move forward. He refuses. Lives his life recklessly, and then blames others for his misfortunes.

That. Is. Unethical.

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: The Scott on October 30, 2018, 05:07:33 AM
On your period or what?


You know how virtueless cucks get?

*SNICKER*

I would hazard a guess that both of you enjoy it when your "girlfriends" are on their period. 

Until you've completely transitioned and can trib one another you'll just have to be content playing "tummy sticks". Mahu much?  Do they still make you wear a button that says, "I'm A Boy!" down on Hotel Street?   Two pinatas just begging to be poked with "sticks".

Get a room, "girls".  ;D
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Tha Grim Lifter on October 30, 2018, 07:34:48 AM
That'll be a fun lawsuit to follow, imagine the doctor with all the social media footage of Ronnie lifting right after surgery "



WoooSHHHHHHHH  No further question your honor

Luke Wood's Fiance tried to sue the doctor/hospital for not attending to him enough when he was in pain following his transplant.

(This was in the newspaper) The issue of steroids was raised and the doctor saying it would have contributed to his condition and it seemed to him Luke's size meant he was probably on something (doctor being careful what to say). His fiance blew it off saying that wasn't an issue his death at their hands was.

I thought if only someone had given him Luke's posts from getbig where he's saying he fucked up his T3 and T4 dose in Thailand and was taking 1000x the dose accidently. Shit i wonder what fucked his insides up, that or the doctor trying to give him a new chance.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: illuminati on October 30, 2018, 08:01:16 AM
Luke Wood's Fiance tried to sue the doctor/hospital for not attending to him enough when he was in pain following his transplant.

(This was in the newspaper) The issue of steroids was raised and the doctor saying it would have contributed to his condition and it seemed to him Luke's size meant he was probably on something (doctor being careful what to say). His fiance blew it off saying that wasn't an issue his death at their hands was.

I thought if only someone had given him Luke's posts from getbig where he's saying he fucked up his T3 and T4 dose in Thailand and was taking 1000x the dose accidently. Shit i wonder what fucked his insides up, that or the doctor trying to give him a new chance.


Jazzuss - 1000x times the T3 T4 dose  :o
Did he mention how long it took him to register there might be something Wrong.
FFS his Metabolism must of been going like a steam train at 100mph.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Skylge on October 30, 2018, 08:54:21 AM

What’s funny is I never talked shit about Ronnie or any bbers “success” or lack of, my only thing with Ronnie is the guy is mental case at this point, he’s delusional, the screws breaking, the constant trying to lift heavy weights and always getting surgery

My point is there’s many ways to do it and he’s not smart at all, Jay, Phil, Kai, dexter, Dorian, Haney, are doing well and not in the state Ronnie is in, this is bbing after all, not playing pro football, baseball, etc..

I’m sure the top guys aren’t piss poor but I wonder how accurate that is, not that it has any affects on anyone but them

I’ve spoken to him many times and have seen him quite a bit , doesn’t live too far from me, there’s no jealously or hate from me to him



Jay, Phil and Kai are a lot younger than Ronnie, so who knows what health problems they will encounter in the coming years....
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: stuntmovie on October 30, 2018, 09:03:29 AM
WOW! Sorry to butt-in here, but SCOTT mentioned HOTEL STREET and I bet'cha that Ronnie has been there!
 
For the rest of you GetBiggers that's supposedly the red-light district of Downtown Honolulu ....  but actually it's so much more!

I am totally familiar with that area and have met a good number of interesting people along the way.

Drank there, played pool there, ate there, bought food there, etc. but never got tattooed there ... nor have I ever written a wrote a word about it. (Except for now!)

Hawaii was/is more interesting if/when you stepped into other's flip-flops and see the other sides of Paradise!

Thanks for memory-bank kick, SCOTT!

And sorry for the interruption.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: The Scott on October 30, 2018, 10:32:33 AM
WOW! Sorry to butt-in here, but SCOTT mentioned HOTEL STREET and I bet'cha that Ronnie has been there!
 
For the rest of you GetBiggers that's supposedly the red-light district of Downtown Honolulu ....  but actually it's so much more!

I am totally familiar with that area and have met a good number of interesting people along the way.

Drank there, played pool there, ate there, bought food there, etc. but never got tattooed there ... nor have I ever written a wrote a word about it. (Except for now!)

Hawaii was/is more interesting if/when you stepped into other's flip-flops and see the other sides of Paradise!

Thanks for memory-bank kick, SCOTT!

And sorry for the interruption.

Was there several decades ago, my friend.  I would guess that AbrahamG and Pellius would work the Glades and later on, the alleys and forget to wear their ID Buttons.   LOL!    I seriously doubt either really would but since they want to play tennis, I'll backhand 'em easy with that one.  Silly mahus.


Lots of pool halls, bars, clubs and worse there, eh?


There's a good reason we called it "Shit Street"!

On an unrelated side note, it's time to watch "Hooper!".  Stunt will know...
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Taffin on October 30, 2018, 11:17:34 AM
 :o

Look at that f**king belly!  

Big Ron clearly suffering from massive opiate constipation there!  Sheesh - someone get that man a colonic (and wheelbarrow to take the waste away  :-X)


Was it worth it?

(https://galeri14.uludagsozluk.com/786/hayatin-acimasiz-oldugu-anlar_1747967.jpg)

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Taffin on October 30, 2018, 11:39:13 AM
We loved him when he was our champion.

We would go to the gym, lift heavy weights as we silently said to ourselves "nothing but a peanut and yeah buddy......... boooo."

We grew up and moved forward in life and Ronnie was still on top.  Life was good.

Then Ronnie lost to Jay and had to get oxygen backstage after a particularly intense posting session and the situation slowly changed, our attitude changed.

Our hero kept pressing ahead and lost to inferior competitors, he got married, impregnated multiple women and went on a cruise and that's when we lost it.

There was no way Getbig could justify Ronnie Coleman giving validation to GO4IT's lifestyle.

Ronnie made his choice.


You, nor anyone else, has to "validate his lifestyle, or even approve. I don't. I absolutely think he should find others ways to find happiness and meaning other than lifting weights. I just don't understand the very real hate and personal attacks he gets here.

That is absolutely EPIC missing of Dave D's Go4It joke there Hahaahhaah!  Sweet  ;D
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Taffin on October 30, 2018, 11:45:49 AM
You are quite right, Ronnie is not behaving rationally. He never has. At least in the past his obsessive served at purpose because it allowed him to achieve his dream. How many of us have lived our dreams?

Ronnie will one day be laying in bed with a weak and useless body moments away from death. So will you and I. But he can look back on a life in which he accomplished something that was truly important to him. Something that allowed him to live a life and have experiences he never could have just being a cop. Just being about to travel the world is something most of us will never experience. And his place in history is secure. In the world of bbing he will always be remembered as the greatest in his generation.

Maybe that doesn't matter to you or to people like Scott. They were satisfied with mediocrity. Just going through life trying to prolong it for as long as possible for its own sake. That's OK too. That's the path most people take. I've never achieved greatness. But for a few -- a very few--that's not enough. They need to make their mark. Plant their flag.  And break their back.  And have it repaired.  Then break it again. Then have it repaired again.  Then break it again in the exact same way.  Then have it repaired again.  Then break it yet again, in the end apparently spending something like $2M that they could have put into trust funds for their kids education....


Then blame their surgeon.  


Fixed
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: The Scott on October 30, 2018, 02:49:40 PM
You are quite right, Ronnie is not behaving rationally. He never has. At least in the past his obsessive served at purpose because it allowed him to achieve his dream. How many of us have lived our dreams?

So why does he do it now? Why when it doesn't achieve anything and is detrimental to his health? Unlike what Scott claims, I have given subjects like these careful thoughts and consideration and try to leave my personal bias and emotions aside. Put aside any feelings of "derision" and "disgust". Coming to conclusion based on emotions is far more "cuckish" as Scott's favorite and overused term suggests.

Say, you didn't have to work and could do pretty much anything that you want in life. Why would you choose the things that you choose? Why does my friend choose to eat ice cream and malasadas when he knows it's only going to make his situation worse?

He does because that's what he likes to do. I do understand why people find it so hard to understand. Ronnie likes to lift weights and bodybuild. It's what defines him and what gives his life meaning. You can think it's stupid and foolish and feel qualified to evaluate his intellectual abilities but what you and I think is irrelevant. He's going to do what he wants to do. It's going to speed up his decay but it doesn't matter. Asking Ronnie to stop lifting weights and bodybuilding is like asking him not to be Black. It's not just what he does but it's what he is.

Leave him be. No need to hate. It has no effect on you.

Ronnie will one day be laying in bed with a weak and useless body moments away from death. So will you and I. But he can look back on a life in which he accomplished something that was truly important to him. Something that allowed him to live a life and have experiences he never could have just being a cop. Just being about to travel the world is something most of us will never experience. And his place in history is secure. In the world of bbing he will always be remembered as the greatest in his generation.

Maybe that doesn't matter to you or to people like Scott. They were satisfied with mediocrity. Just going through life trying to prolong it for as long as possible for its own sake. That's OK too. That's the path most people take. I've never achieved greatness. But for a few -- a very few--that's not enough. They need to make their mark. Plant their flag. 


*SNIF*  *SNIF*  *SNIF*...Gosh...Gee...Willikins...Golly...Gee...

How incredibly sensitive of you.  How...How...Dare I say it (Oooo!  DARE! DARE!)?  Emotionally deeeeeeep….

Fuck that noise.  How Cirque du SoGhey of you.  What?  Are you now getting hormone transfusions directly from Yoko Ono?  WTF?!  "They need to make their mark.  Plant their flag."

*SNICKER* 

You are now an official typist.  What a fooking maroon...*SNICKER*
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 30, 2018, 03:01:55 PM
People are getting angry at Ronnie now because he is saying that his surgeons are to blame. He is taking ZERO responsibility for his screws breaking, etc.

Previously, people were just shaking their head and saying he's nuts for doing what he does immediately after surgeries, but whatever, he is who he is.

However, on a fundamental level, people are getting angry at him now because he is blaming the surgeons for his present condition. He is directly attacking others for his stupidity and the people he is attacking may be forced to defend themselves at some point if it goes that far. SO when you say he's not hurting others, why not leave him be, it's not true. He is directly attacking the surgeons and considering suing them.

That's why on a fundamental level people are getting angry. Because in our own lives we've had to take and accept responsibility for our actions and move forward. He refuses. Lives his life recklessly, and then blames others for his misfortunes.

That. Is. Unethical.



That's simply not true. Go back and read past threads about Ronnie. Every single one of them has the same theme. The hate started way before this last episode.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 30, 2018, 03:09:32 PM

*SNICKER*

I would hazard a guess that both of you enjoy it when your "girlfriends" are on their period. 

Until you've completely transitioned and can trib one another you'll just have to be content playing "tummy sticks". Mahu much?  Do they still make you wear a button that says, "I'm A Boy!" down on Hotel Street?   Two pinatas just begging to be poked with "sticks".

Get a room, "girls".  ;D


Such an angry little man with an obsession for feminized men. I can only imagine how hard it was not to use the word "cuck" in your last post since it's been pointed out how that is the main theme in most of your posts. Reminds of that other poster who makes some kind of reference to gay sex on virtually every thread. Were you one of those guys T-bomb talked about who would pay him to bang their wives? Preferably anally?

You really are preoccupied with that whole cuck/sissy boy theme.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 30, 2018, 03:13:24 PM
WOW! Sorry to butt-in here, but SCOTT mentioned HOTEL STREET and I bet'cha that Ronnie has been there!
 
For the rest of you GetBiggers that's supposedly the red-light district of Downtown Honolulu ....  but actually it's so much more!

I am totally familiar with that area and have met a good number of interesting people along the way.

Drank there, played pool there, ate there, bought food there, etc. but never got tattooed there ... nor have I ever written a wrote a word about it. (Except for now!)

Hawaii was/is more interesting if/when you stepped into other's flip-flops and see the other sides of Paradise!

Thanks for memory-bank kick, SCOTT!

And sorry for the interruption.

Brah, how old are you?

Every post now is a trip down memory lane.

When most of your life is now behind you I guess that's normal. I know I am starting to dwell more in the past.

The fact that Scott, a haole, seems very familiar, or even is aware, about Hotel street speaks volumes and explains his obsession with Mahus/Sissy boys.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 30, 2018, 03:27:24 PM
Fixed

You're right. But he won 8 Mr. Olympias and will be remembered as the greatest bodybuilder of his generation. You will be remembered for nothing. It may not be a price you would be willing to pay but it was worth it to Ronnie. That's what makes champions and high achievers different from you. They are willing to do whatever it takes. You're content with mediocrity. So is most everybody else. I have no problem with that. Just like I have no problem with people that want to achieve greatness.

Many have sacrificed as much and still achieved nothing. That's the bigger tragedy.
(https://spotmebro.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/3-2.jpg)
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 30, 2018, 03:29:46 PM

*SNIF*  *SNIF*  *SNIF*...Gosh...Gee...Willikins...Golly...Gee...

How incredibly sensitive of you.  How...How...Dare I say it (Oooo!  DARE! DARE!)?  Emotionally deeeeeeep….

Fuck that noise.  How Cirque du SoGhey of you.  What?  Are you now getting hormone transfusions directly from Yoko Ono?  WTF?!  "They need to make their mark.  Plant their flag."

*SNICKER* 

You are now an official typist.  What a fooking maroon...*SNICKER*


Another childish response full of anger, confuse thinking and homosexual imagery.

So preoccupied with how others live and those that have opinions different from yours.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: The Scott on October 30, 2018, 03:37:29 PM
Another childish response full of anger, confuse thinking and homosexual imagery.

So preoccupied with how others live and those that have opinions different from yours.

What a fucking S.N.A.G.  How sad your imitation of life must be that you feign compassion for mindless addicts like Coleman.  Virtue signaling is so hip of you. Cucktards such as yourself don't have opinions, they express "feeeeelings".  FTN.

Avoid mirrors Mr. Gray.   

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Fortress on October 30, 2018, 03:38:40 PM
You're right. But he won 8 Mr. Olympias and will be remembered as the greatest bodybuilder of his generation. You will be remembered for nothing. It may not be a price you would be willing to pay but it was worth it to Ronnie. That's what makes champions and high achievers different from you. They are willing to do whatever it takes. You're content with mediocrity. So is most everybody else. I have no problem with that. Just like I have no problem with people that want to achieve greatness.

Many have sacrificed as much and still achieved nothing. That's the bigger tragedy.
(https://spotmebro.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/3-2.jpg)

You’re a real asshole.

How do you know he’s content with mediocrity? Not successful?

A majority of folks who achieve one heck of a lot do so without fanfare and celebrity.

Get a clue, Waldo.

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Strubbbbs on October 30, 2018, 04:50:26 PM
You're right. But he won 8 Mr. Olympias and will be remembered as the greatest bodybuilder of his generation. You will be remembered for nothing. It may not be a price you would be willing to pay but it was worth it to Ronnie. That's what makes champions and high achievers different from you. They are willing to do whatever it takes. You're content with mediocrity. So is most everybody else. I have no problem with that. Just like I have no problem with people that want to achieve greatness.

Many have sacrificed as much and still achieved nothing. That's the bigger tragedy.
(https://spotmebro.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/3-2.jpg)

This is utter nonsense. I know and have met many people in my life who no one outside of their inner circles will ever hear of. But they have, and continue to, help people and save lives and talk down suicidal teens. But I guess because you have never heard of them, they have achieved nothing.

You are an idiot, I'm sorry to say. You're very narrow-minded and live inside your own bubble.

Ronnie Coleman is, and was, a hedonist and narcisist and continues to be one. Furthermore he is a pariah on society because he continues to take no responsibility for his lack of forethought and pervasive reckless choices. If people want to "hate" on him, who the fuck are you to tell them they can't.

But I guess i can't say anything. Because I haven't, nor ever will, achieve anything of note in life. Being succesful in life means having people around you that value you because of what you bring into their lives. How much of a benefit, versus a drain, you are on those around you and the rest of society.

But hey, if they're not famous, and you haven't heard of them, I guess their lives will have amounted to nothing.

Fuck you.

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: AbrahamG on October 30, 2018, 05:00:27 PM
Ronnie Coleman is an alpha male.  Even in his diminished state, he misses no workouts, misses no meals and is still draining his nuts in the newest Mrs. Coleman as if it is going out of style.  Respect.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Marty Champions on October 30, 2018, 06:30:43 PM
They shouldve used lag bolts with nuts and washers, they probaly used a nail gun on ronnie poor guy
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Dave D on October 30, 2018, 06:46:15 PM
You're right. But he won 8 Mr. Olympias and will be remembered as the greatest bodybuilder of his generation. You will be remembered for nothing. It may not be a price you would be willing to pay but it was worth it to Ronnie. That's what makes champions and high achievers different from you. They are willing to do whatever it takes. You're content with mediocrity. So is most everybody else. I have no problem with that. Just like I have no problem with people that want to achieve greatness.

Many have sacrificed as much and still achieved nothing. That's the bigger tragedy.
(https://spotmebro.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/3-2.jpg)

Is the same true for Nasser, Dallas or Don Long?  They might not have won the O but they went all in for it. And they're remembered
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 30, 2018, 11:18:21 PM
What a fucking S.N.A.G.  How sad your imitation of life must be that you feign compassion for mindless addicts like Coleman.  Virtue signaling is so hip of you. Cucktards such as yourself don't have opinions, they express "feeeeelings".  FTN.

Avoid mirrors Mr. Gray.   



Again you show your emotion based ignorance and false conservatism. You sarcastically call virtue "hip". Really. A life of virtue is something we should all aspire to.

And who is talking about compassion? Why do you just make things up? Where am I showing compassion to Ronnie when I'm just making the argument that he is doing what he wants to do in life and has no regrets so there is no reason to hate on him?

Why does it bother you so much how he lives his life? Why does it bother you so much that my opinion and perspective differs from yours?
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 30, 2018, 11:23:05 PM
Again you show your emotion based ignorance and false conservatism. You sarcastically call virtue "hip". Really. A life of virtue is something we should all aspire to.

And who is talking about compassion? Why do you just make things up? Where am I showing compassion to Ronnie when I'm just making the argument that he is doing what he wants to do in life and has no regrets so there is no reason to hate on him?

Why does it bother you so much how he lives his life? Why does it bother you so much that my opinion and perspective differs from yours?
What a fucking S.N.A.G.  How sad your imitation of life must be that you feign compassion for mindless addicts like Coleman.  Virtue signaling is so hip of you. Cucktards such as yourself don't have opinions, they express "feeeeelings".  FTN.

Avoid mirrors Mr. Gray.   


Such an angry little man with an obsession for feminized men. I can only imagine how hard it was not to use the word "cuck" in your last post since it's been pointed out how that is the main theme in most of your posts. Reminds of that other poster who makes some kind of reference to gay sex on virtually every thread. Were you one of those guys T-bomb talked about who would pay him to bang their wives? Preferably anally?

You really are preoccupied with that whole cuck/sissy boy theme.

*SNIF*  *SNIF*  *SNIF*...Gosh...Gee...Willikins...Golly...Gee...

How incredibly sensitive of you.  How...How...Dare I say it (Oooo!  DARE! DARE!)?  Emotionally deeeeeeep….

Fuck that noise.  How Cirque du SoGhey of you.  What?  Are you now getting hormone transfusions directly from Yoko Ono?  WTF?!  "They need to make their mark.  Plant their flag."

*SNICKER* 

You are now an official typist.  What a fooking maroon...*SNICKER*


Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Mr.1derful on October 30, 2018, 11:29:06 PM
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 30, 2018, 11:49:05 PM
You’re a real asshole.

How do you know he’s content with mediocrity? Not successful?

A majority of folks who achieve one heck of a lot do so without fanfare and celebrity.

Get a clue, Waldo.



Once again another prime example of someone who reacts emotionally to a point of view rather than present an argument to refute my position. Just a personal insult.

And you also show, like others on this thread, how you simply misunderstand the opinions I present and read into things I did not mean.

Whether one is content about his mediocrity is quite different from the fact that he is. I'm sure most people would like to have done and accomplished more in their life but were unwilling to do what it takes or
unable to for a variety of factors beyond their control. You can aspire to be the President all you want but there are simply mitigating factors beyond your control that prevent this dream from coming true.

And success and greatness are entirely two different things. Why do I have to explain this to you? There are many people who are very successful in life. Many people that have enriched the lives of many. But that's the point. There are many of them. Greatest is reserved for a precious few. I don't know you or the person I referred to as mediocre as a point of fact but I'm just playing the odds. Chances are overwhelming that anything that you, or anybody else on this board, have done that thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, and certainly millions, if you add in historic content, that others have not done as well. That doesn't mean you weren't successful and didn't live a meaningful, fulfilling life -- but great? Do you think you have achieved greatness?

We all like to think that we are special. That there is some spark or have that "something-something" as Questin Tarantino use it call it, in us that distinguished us from the pack. Remember how Gronk use to always hint about how he was some genetic marvel. That if he took it seriously he could have been a top pro. That he achieved such a high level and imagine how he would be if he juiced. And when he finally announced he would go to the dark side we saw that there was really no change in his physique. At least nothing one would expect from a first-time juicer let alone a genetic marvel he claimed to me. That he was no natural genetic marvel. That he was just lying all along.

The fact is that you and I are not special. That we are just ordinary guys trying to keep body and soul together. Trying to do the best that our inclination, drive, and talents allow. That we are never going to achieve anything that thousands of others before, present and after us haven't achieved as well is nothing to feel insulted or hurt about.

You can be angry, call me names, think I'm a bad person; but what you can't do is prove me wrong with a coherent argument devoid of name calling and gay imagery.

Being mediocre, being average, is not meant as an insult. It's simply a fact. Being average, that bloated middle of the Bell Curve, is simply, by definition, where the vast majority of us reside. As the asymptote to the right of the curve gets closer and closer to zero -- that is where greatness lies. As I said, that is reserved for a precious few. Also by definition. There's no shame in not being in that lofty position. We can still be successful, happy and fulfilled.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 31, 2018, 12:01:07 AM
Is the same true for Nasser, Dallas or Don Long?  They might not have won the O but they went all in for it. And they're remembered

I'm not sure they will be remembered for long. I don't know how old you
but I'll sometimes ask young people that are obvious bbers if they know who Heath, Ramy, Roelly, Cutler, Coleman are. Yes, they know of them. And, of course, people from every walk of life know who Arnold is. But they don't have a clue who Mentzer was, who Haney was, even Yates but less so.

Only if you are hardcore bbing that follow the sport you might be aware of Nasser ten years from now because he probably will still be talked about. But Dallas and Don Long will fade quickly as the years wear on.

Again, being great his something that is quite rare. Even if you have achieved things that few have. Chris Dickson was a Mr. O but I don't think anybody considers him one of the greats. Gerald Ford was the President of the United State but I don't think anybody considers him great. Now Arnold -- he achieved greatness.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Taffin on October 31, 2018, 07:11:11 AM
You're right. But he won 8 Mr. Olympias and will be remembered as the greatest bodybuilder of his generation. You will be remembered for nothing. It may not be a price you would be willing to pay but it was worth it to Ronnie. That's what makes champions and high achievers different from you. They are willing to do whatever it takes. You're content with mediocrity. So is most everybody else. I have no problem with that. Just like I have no problem with people that want to achieve greatness.

Many have sacrificed as much and still achieved nothing. That's the bigger tragedy.


I think we're at cross purposes here - let me clarify if I may:
   ~  I have no absolutely no problem with Ronnie doing what he did to get the 8 Olympias.  You and I agree on that.
   ~  We also agree that some people are driven to extreme lengths to achieve greatness - often ending tragically - that's life...

Where it appears you and I differ in our opinions is on the relative merit of what's happening now - once he was retired and had the first surgery he no longer needed to do what he did - his achievements are set in stone and he was fully mobile - he could have had a long, fruitful and profitable life trading on his epic achievements.

In short:  continuously breaking his back when he no longer needs to does not feed into him achieving/retaining his greatness.  It diminishes it.

As for people 'hating' on him:  I choose 2 reasons to mock - not hate - Ronnie
   1)  Spending $2M on unnecessary surgery (and by unnecessary I specifically mean self-inflicted/avoidable)
   2)  Blaming the surgeon

Does this make sense?

Cheers
Taf
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Fortress on October 31, 2018, 07:20:38 AM
Once again another prime example of someone who reacts emotionally to a point of view rather than present an argument to refute my position. Just a personal insult.

And you also show, like others on this thread, how you simply misunderstand the opinions I present and read into things I did not mean.

Whether one is content about his mediocrity is quite different from the fact that he is. I'm sure most people would like to have done and accomplished more in their life but were unwilling to do what it takes or
unable to for a variety of factors beyond their control. You can aspire to be the President all you want but there are simply mitigating factors beyond your control that prevent this dream from coming true.

And success and greatness are entirely two different things. Why do I have to explain this to you? There are many people who are very successful in life. Many people that have enriched the lives of many. But that's the point. There are many of them. Greatest is reserved for a precious few. I don't know you or the person I referred to as mediocre as a point of fact but I'm just playing the odds. Chances are overwhelming that anything that you, or anybody else on this board, have done that thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, and certainly millions, if you add in historic content, that others have not done as well. That doesn't mean you weren't successful and didn't live a meaningful, fulfilling life -- but great? Do you think you have achieved greatness?

We all like to think that we are special. That there is some spark or have that "something-something" as Questin Tarantino use it call it, in us that distinguished us from the pack. Remember how Gronk use to always hint about how he was some genetic marvel. That if he took it seriously he could have been a top pro. That he achieved such a high level and imagine how he would be if he juiced. And when he finally announced he would go to the dark side we saw that there was really no change in his physique. At least nothing one would expect from a first-time juicer let alone a genetic marvel he claimed to me. That he was no natural genetic marvel. That he was just lying all along.

The fact is that you and I are not special. That we are just ordinary guys trying to keep body and soul together. Trying to do the best that our inclination, drive, and talents allow. That we are never going to achieve anything that thousands of others before, present and after us haven't achieved as well is nothing to feel insulted or hurt about.

You can be angry, call me names, think I'm a bad person; but what you can't do is prove me wrong with a coherent argument devoid of name calling and gay imagery.

Being mediocre, being average, is not meant as an insult. It's simply a fact. Being average, that bloated middle of the Bell Curve, is simply, by definition, where the vast majority of us reside. As the asymptote to the right of the curve gets closer and closer to zero -- that is where greatness lies. As I said, that is reserved for a precious few. Also by definition. There's no shame in not being in that lofty position. We can still be successful, happy and fulfilled.


I’m not gonna read all that, Waldo.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Taffin on October 31, 2018, 07:21:52 AM

I must admit I'm enjoying this thread - it's provoking some good discussions...  8)

You’re a real asshole.

How do you know he’s content with mediocrity? Not successful?

A majority of folks who achieve one heck of a lot do so without fanfare and celebrity.

Get a clue, Waldo.

Thanks dude - solid points, but I'm not sure we'd get far with this without a shared definition of success...  If we're talking fame as an indicator then yes, I am unsuccessful (thank God!  ;D)


This is utter nonsense. I know and have met many people in my life who no one outside of their inner circles will ever hear of. But they have, and continue to, help people and save lives and talk down suicidal teens. But I guess because you have never heard of them, they have achieved nothing.

But I guess i can't say anything. Because I haven't, nor ever will, achieve anything of note in life. Being succesful in life means having people around you that value you because of what you bring into their lives. How much of a benefit, versus a drain, you are on those around you and the rest of society.

But hey, if they're not famous, and you haven't heard of them, I guess their lives will have amounted to nothing.

Exactly - does fame always = greatness..?
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: kevcat on October 31, 2018, 01:47:33 PM
Every one of your posts when you bring up “success” you base it on money ::)

You do know that everyone is different but of course, you most ikely not successful at anything. Aren’t you in your 50’s, a lone, no significant other? Not to mention the other “success” intangibles

My point is no one has to be like Ronnie to be successful, he was and is an idiot at this point of stage in life

Phil Heath, kai Greene and the others I mentioned are just as successful If not more at their lifestyles and are not crippled beyond belief like this idiot


Maybe cos Ronnie has 20 years on these guys you dumb fuck. Use your brain before making stupid comparisons.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: kevcat on October 31, 2018, 01:51:49 PM

What’s funny is I never talked shit about Ronnie or any bbers “success” or lack of, my only thing with Ronnie is the guy is mental case at this point, he’s delusional, the screws breaking, the constant trying to lift heavy weights and always getting surgery

My point is there’s many ways to do it and he’s not smart at all, Jay, Phil, Kai, dexter, Dorian, Haney, are doing well and not in the state Ronnie is in, this is bbing after all, not playing pro football, baseball, etc..

I’m sure the top guys aren’t piss poor but I wonder how accurate that is, not that it has any affects on anyone but them

I’ve spoken to him many times and have seen him quite a bit , doesn’t live too far from me, there’s no jealously or hate from me to him



Do you actually know what youre talking about? Have you seen Coleman workout recently?
He was benching 1 plate per side last time I looked. Is that 'heavy' to you?  ::)
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: kevcat on October 31, 2018, 01:58:55 PM
I think we're at cross purposes here - let me clarify if I may:
   ~  I have no absolutely no problem with Ronnie doing what he did to get the 8 Olympias.  You and I agree on that.
   ~  We also agree that some people are driven to extreme lengths to achieve greatness - often ending tragically - that's life...

Where it appears you and I differ in our opinions is on the relative merit of what's happening now - once he was retired and had the first surgery he no longer needed to do what he did - his achievements are set in stone and he was fully mobile - he could have had a long, fruitful and profitable life trading on his epic achievements.

In short:  continuously breaking his back when he no longer needs to does not feed into him achieving/retaining his greatness.  It diminishes it.

As for people 'hating' on him:  I choose 2 reasons to mock - not hate - Ronnie
   1)  Spending $2M on unnecessary surgery (and by unnecessary I specifically mean self-inflicted/avoidable)
   2)  Blaming the surgeon

Does this make sense?

Cheers
Taf

Whats happening now is the guy still enjoys a hobby. Whats the problem?
Yes it might be easier for him to sit at home and get fat , but he enjoys the routine that hes had for 30 years or however long its been.
Each to their own.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: SF1900 on October 31, 2018, 03:05:31 PM
Whats happening now is the guy still enjoys a hobby. Whats the problem?
Yes it might be easier for him to sit at home and get fat , but he enjoys the routine that hes had for 30 years or however long its been.
Each to their own.

This is a dumb argument.

The problem, and of course, it's only Ronnie's problem, is that he likely ignored his doctor's advice and kept lifting heavy, swinging the weights around, which led to the constant breaking of the screws. Ronnie could have easily done cardio, lifted light, and not get fat. You realize you don't need to lift heavy and swing the weights to stay lean, correct?

This is beyond a hobby. It's an addiction that he cannot stop, despite all the evidence that he should stop lifting the way he does in order to avoid future injuries.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 31, 2018, 03:42:58 PM
I think we're at cross purposes here - let me clarify if I may:
   ~  I have no absolutely no problem with Ronnie doing what he did to get the 8 Olympias.  You and I agree on that.
   ~  We also agree that some people are driven to extreme lengths to achieve greatness - often ending tragically - that's life...

Where it appears you and I differ in our opinions is on the relative merit of what's happening now - once he was retired and had the first surgery he no longer needed to do what he did - his achievements are set in stone and he was fully mobile - he could have had a long, fruitful and profitable life trading on his epic achievements.

In short:  continuously breaking his back when he no longer needs to does not feed into him achieving/retaining his greatness.  It diminishes it.

As for people 'hating' on him:  I choose 2 reasons to mock - not hate - Ronnie
   1)  Spending $2M on unnecessary surgery (and by unnecessary I specifically mean self-inflicted/avoidable)
   2)  Blaming the surgeon

Does this make sense?

Cheers
Taf

Yes, that makes a lot of sense and thanks for clarifying that.

What he is doing NOW is irrational and foolish, just like my diabetic friend who continues to gorge himself with foods he loves. But I think at some point in life you are just concerned about doing what you enjoy, what gives your life meaning, then health concerns. I don't mock and ridicule my friend. I just shake my head. He's crippled already just like Ronnie is and nothing there's nothing he can do to ever walk again. He is very aware that he may have to get his legs amputated as the necrosis progresses. But he figures his legs are useless anyway.  I guess he considers it worth it as long as he can keep eating malasadas and ice cream.

If Ronnie is paying for these surgeries out of pocket then fine. If not, then I think the insurance company should place restrictions and not just continue to pay for these surgeries no questions asked. Just like if someone gets a liver replacement and continues to drink himself to death. At some point you shouldn't have to enable irresponsible behavior,
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 31, 2018, 03:45:54 PM
I’m not gonna read all that, Waldo.

I understand. When a subject invokes serious discussion it gets a bit over your head and taxes the upper limit of your attention span and your brain starts to sputter.

"Waldo"?

You prove my point.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on October 31, 2018, 03:57:26 PM
This is a dumb argument.

The problem, and of course, it's only Ronnie's problem, is that he likely ignored his doctor's advice and kept lifting heavy, swinging the weights around, which led to the constant breaking of the screws. Ronnie could have easily done cardio, lifted light, and not get fat. You realize you don't need to lift heavy and swing the weights to stay lean, correct?

This is beyond a hobby. It's an addiction that he cannot stop, despite all the evidence that he should stop lifting the way he does in order to avoid future injuries.

This is it right here.

This is not rational and is an addiction and an obsession. But this where freedom and what's good for you come to a head. Everyone knows that smoking is bad for you. Everyone knows steroid abuse, any kind of abuse, is bad for you. But the issue is not always whether something is good or bad
for you but rather who should decide. If you are not infringing on the freedom and rights of others I'm on the side of freedom.

It's just like when I go through life and see so many people with bloated rotting legs indicating advance stages of type 2 diabetes. It's almost entirely due to lifestyle. Just eating too much. I just shake my head.

I do believe in moral persuasion. Trying to make the case as to why one shouldn't smoke. Why one shouldn't be a glutton. How just a little investment in exercise can make a huge difference. I prefer that to coercion. Like how the government wants to put an extra tax on foods and behavior they don't like.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: SF1900 on October 31, 2018, 04:03:32 PM
This is it right here.

This is not rational and is an addiction and an obsession. But this where freedom and what's good for you come to a head. Everyone knows that smoking is bad for you. Everyone knows steroid abuse, any kind of abuse, is bad for you. But the issue is not always whether something is good or bad
for you but rather who should decide. If you are not infringing on the freedom and rights of others I'm on the side of freedom.

It's just like when I go through life and see so many people with bloated rotting legs indicating advance stages of type 2 diabetes. It's almost entirely due to lifestyle. Just eating too much. I just shake my head.

I do believe in moral persuasion. Trying to make the case as to why one shouldn't smoke. Why one shouldn't be a glutton. How just a little investment in exercise can make a huge difference. I prefer that to coercion. Like how the government wants to put an extra tax on foods and behavior they don't like.

I think it's obvious, as I stated about 4 pages ago, that I have no problem with Ronnie doing what he did during his competitive days. In his mind, he did what he had to do to win. Whatever.

But, at this stage in his life, come on, it's just idiotic. No doctor worth their salt would agree with Ronnie's continued lifting. So, we agree on this point.

As for individual freedom and responsibility, I guess it really depends on what side of the fence you're on. People will spout "individualism," freedom" and "responsibility," but will be the first to harangue someone for their individual choices. On the other hand, individual freedom and responsibility does not automatically preclude someone from ridicule or disdain. I guess it depends on each person's sensitivities.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Fortress on October 31, 2018, 04:47:46 PM
I understand. When a subject invokes serious discussion it gets a bit over your head and taxes the upper limit of your attention span and your brain starts to sputter.

"Waldo"?

You prove my point.

Oh, you sure have my number.

Waldo.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on October 31, 2018, 07:13:56 PM
Whats happening now is the guy still enjoys a hobby. Whats the problem?
Yes it might be easier for him to sit at home and get fat , but he enjoys the routine that hes had for 30 years or however long its been.
Each to their own.
The problem is he's a drug-addicted scumbag, a hypocrite, a charlatan, a liar, a self-destructive idiot who makes a mockery of hospitals and surgeries while other people with legitimate problems suffer for days, weeks, months, years in those places undergoing endless operations just to stay alive while Mr. 65 IQ waltzes off home in his wheelchair and goes on social media to peddle his crappy fart powders and snake oil skin-shrinking creams, while neglecting the dozen or so children he had with random women out of wedlock. If anyone deserves having the thin side of a shovel swung into their face at a high velocity, it's this asshole.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Strubbbbs on October 31, 2018, 08:00:59 PM
Yes, that makes a lot of sense and thanks for clarifying that.

What he is doing NOW is irrational and foolish, just like my diabetic friend who continues to gorge himself with foods he loves. But I think at some point in life you are just concerned about doing what you enjoy, what gives your life meaning, then health concerns. I don't mock and ridicule my friend. I just shake my head. He's crippled already just like Ronnie is and nothing there's nothing he can do to ever walk again. He is very aware that he may have to get his legs amputated as the necrosis progresses. But he figures his legs are useless anyway.  I guess he considers it worth it as long as he can keep eating malasadas and ice cream.

If Ronnie is paying for these surgeries out of pocket then fine. If not, then I think the insurance company should place restrictions and not just continue to pay for these surgeries no questions asked. Just like if someone gets a liver replacement and continues to drink himself to death. At some point you shouldn't have to enable irresponsible behavior,

Well said.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Strubbbbs on October 31, 2018, 08:02:14 PM
The problem is he's a drug-addicted scumbag, a hypocrite, a charlatan, a liar, a self-destructive idiot who makes a mockery of hospitals and surgeries while other people with legitimate problems suffer for days, weeks, months, years in those places undergoing endless operations just to stay alive while Mr. 65 IQ waltzes off home in his wheelchair and goes on social media to peddle his crappy fart powders and snake oil skin-shrinking creams, while neglecting the dozen or so children he had with random women out of wedlock. If anyone deserves having the thin side of a shovel swung into their face at a high velocity, it's this asshole.

I think this just about sums it up perfectly. It's almost poetic.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on November 01, 2018, 01:04:38 AM
The problem is he's a drug-addicted scumbag, a hypocrite, a charlatan, a liar, a self-destructive idiot who makes a mockery of hospitals and surgeries while other people with legitimate problems suffer for days, weeks, months, years in those places undergoing endless operations just to stay alive while Mr. 65 IQ waltzes off home in his wheelchair and goes on social media to peddle his crappy fart powders and snake oil skin-shrinking creams, while neglecting the dozen or so children he had with random women out of wedlock. If anyone deserves having the thin side of a shovel swung into their face at a high velocity, it's this asshole.

Are you seriously and honestly claiming that there are people going without, or receiving subpar medical treatment, because of Ronnie Coleman?

Ronnie has five children with three women. Do you have any evidence that they are being neglected and not provided for? He is much wealthier now that he is retired than when he was competing and a lot of that income comes from his supplement company.

Do you know for a fact that Ronnie Coleman has abused drugs any more than other professional bbers?

It's really almost shocking to me how much hate is directed towards Ronnie for living his life as he sees fit. So much so that people will just make things up and outright lie just to justify their hate.

He ain't that important. Really. What he does has no effect on you or anybody else. Why let someone you don't even know affect you so much and provoke such anger and, as Scott says, "derision"?

This is really not a problem for you.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Tha Grim Lifter on November 01, 2018, 05:34:46 AM
Are you seriously and honestly claiming that there are people going without, or receiving subpar medical treatment, because of Ronnie Coleman?

Ronnie has five children with three women. Do you have any evidence that they are being neglected and not provided for? He is much wealthier now that he is retired than when he was competing and a lot of that income comes from his supplement company.

Do you know for a fact that Ronnie Coleman has abused drugs any more than other professional bbers?

It's really almost shocking to me how much hate is directed towards Ronnie for living his life as he sees fit. So much so that people will just make things up and outright lie just to justify their hate.

He ain't that important. Really. What he does has no effect on you or anybody else. Why let someone you don't even know affect you so much and provoke such anger and, as Scott says, "derision"?

This is really not a problem for you.

I thought he had 9 children?

8 Sandows

10 surgeries
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Bevo on November 01, 2018, 06:09:15 AM
Maybe cos Ronnie has 20 years on these guys you dumb fuck. Use your brain before making stupid comparisons.


Yet you ignored Dorian, labrada, Haney, jay, dexter, even Kevin.... the list goes on, he doesn’t have 20 years on them

And kai is in his 40’s, not like Ronnie is 20 years older than him , obviously you failed basic math

Calm down gyno tits
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Bevo on November 01, 2018, 06:34:19 AM
This is a dumb argument.

The problem, and of course, it's only Ronnie's problem, is that he likely ignored his doctor's advice and kept lifting heavy, swinging the weights around, which led to the constant breaking of the screws. Ronnie could have easily done cardio, lifted light, and not get fat. You realize you don't need to lift heavy and swing the weights to stay lean, correct?

This is beyond a hobby. It's an addiction that he cannot stop, despite all the evidence that he should stop lifting the way he does in order to avoid future injuries.

You have to excuse kevcat, he’s been emotional these days, it’s the gyno problem he is having
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Fortress on November 01, 2018, 07:25:11 AM
Calm down, gyno tits.

:D
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: orion on November 01, 2018, 10:02:55 AM
Those things don’t require industrial amounts of illegal drugs and they’re actual achievements.
\


You sir have never donned the thong.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Kwon3 on November 01, 2018, 10:17:51 AM
Are you seriously and honestly claiming that there are people going without, or receiving subpar medical treatment, because of Ronnie Coleman?

Ronnie has five children with three women. Do you have any evidence that they are being neglected and not provided for? He is much wealthier now that he is retired than when he was competing and a lot of that income comes from his supplement company.

Do you know for a fact that Ronnie Coleman has abused drugs any more than other professional bbers?

It's really almost shocking to me how much hate is directed towards Ronnie for living his life as he sees fit. So much so that people will just make things up and outright lie just to justify their hate.

He ain't that important. Really. What he does has no effect on you or anybody else. Why let someone you don't even know affect you so much and provoke such anger and, as Scott says, "derision"?

This is really not a problem for you.

This is a problem for me, though.
As he explains himself to complete strangers on the internet LMFAO  ;D

All I did was quote YOUR words in all their reprehensible glory. YOUR words were quoted with the original tread title attached so anyone can go search for themselves and read about your " context "  ::)

You're a sketchy creepy individual with a very warped sense of " morality " YOU have said , YOURSELF a 13 year old girl can consent to having sex with grown men. I DON'T GIVE A FLYING FUCK about history. This statement alone solidifies your reputation as a disgusting amoral asshole. Go to hell and fuck off of my tread you creepy loser.
Back again
Peadophile Pervert.

In bold letters so your stupid thick brain can take it in.
FUCK OFF.
I’M NOT & NEITHER IS ANYONE ELSE AFRAID OF YOU
AND YOUR PATHETIC THREATS.
WE’RE NOT GOING TO MEET - LUCKILY FOR YOU - SO GET OVER IT.

FUCK OFF BACK TO WHATEVER PAEDO / PERVERT INTERNET SITE
YOU USUALLY FREQUENT - AND BE THE PATHETIC BRAGGART WEAKLING ON THERE.

Just how many quotes of a very questionable nature is there on this board.

Peadophile Pervert.
Dismissed.
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Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: pellius on November 01, 2018, 04:08:32 PM
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So when you can't refute a different opinion and perspective with a coherent and reasonable argument you fall back on the pedo card all saved for years on your computer to be used in a pinch.

Game, set, match.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Bevo on November 01, 2018, 05:29:19 PM
Ronnie Coleman documentary is now on Netflix, can’t wait to watch it
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Fortress on November 01, 2018, 05:34:23 PM
Ronnie Coleman documentary is now on Netflix, can’t wait to watch it

Final scene is him swinging a barbell and breaking a ...

“Ain’t nothing but a screw holding my back together! Everybody wanna be a bodybuilder but ain’t nobody wanna be an opiate addict! Yeeeeah, buddy! Woooooooo!”
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: AbrahamG on November 01, 2018, 06:41:59 PM
The problem is he's a drug-addicted scumbag, a hypocrite, a charlatan, a liar, a self-destructive idiot who makes a mockery of hospitals and surgeries while other people with legitimate problems suffer for days, weeks, months, years in those places undergoing endless operations just to stay alive while Mr. 65 IQ waltzes off home in his wheelchair and goes on social media to peddle his crappy fart powders and snake oil skin-shrinking creams, while neglecting the dozen or so children he had with random women out of wedlock. If anyone deserves having the thin side of a shovel swung into their face at a high velocity, it's this asshole.

What this twat really means by this rant is that Ronnie is black.
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: jaejonna on November 02, 2018, 01:27:09 PM
Ronnie Coleman documentary is now on Netflix, can’t wait to watch it
I watched it last night...it was surprisingly good...I like how positive Big Ron is...with his current state... yeah buddy
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: oldschoolfan on November 04, 2018, 01:31:29 PM
I watched it last night...it was surprisingly good...I like how positive Big Ron is...with his current state... yeah buddy

yes he is positive about being dumb and crippled
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: _bruce_ on November 04, 2018, 02:33:20 PM
Just imagine poor, immobilized Ronnie at an expo with all these horny getbiggers surrounding him... no way of escaping fast enough, if at all, without some nasty kind of prolapse.

P.I.P. Spinal Erectors Of Peace


Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: The Scott on November 04, 2018, 02:35:21 PM
yes he is positive about being dumb and crippled

 ;D ;D
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: Bevo on November 04, 2018, 02:38:33 PM
I watched it last night...it was surprisingly good...I like how positive Big Ron is...with his current state... yeah buddy


He was so positive that he was driving, wearing no seatbelt with his two little daughters on his lap

One accident and all three would be in a serious accident even resulting in death, not smart at all
Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: AbrahamG on November 19, 2018, 09:43:09 PM

He was so positive that he was driving, wearing no seatbelt with his two little daughters on his lap

One accident and all three would be in a serious accident even resulting in death, not smart at all

Title: Re: Ronnie Coleman "i might never walk again"
Post by: illuminati on November 20, 2018, 12:07:23 AM
Given his penchant for fucking, he was probably hard.

Why would you Even Think That
Let Alone Publicly Say It.


Warning All
*Possible Paedo Alert*