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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Tbomzisback! on December 09, 2020, 07:19:19 PM
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Muscle,,,,
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I wonder how chads roided up "natural" sons are going?
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I wonder how chads roided up "natural" sons are going?
That's downright disgusting. He's a piece of shit. How's Giles? Lol.
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Only thing that matters is did he find more legit kigs for in the blood daily?,,,
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I wonder how chads roided up "natural" sons are going?
https://www.instagram.com/raising_mayhem/?hl=en .
https://www.instagram.com/_dominic_nicholls_/?hl=en .
Nice to see Chad knows the same as us, and is just as gossipy on the GH-15 thing.
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The Undertaker.
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That's downright disgusting. He's a piece of shit. How's Giles? Lol.
That fella Finn Weirdo just got banned over there and has fucked with the board... I can't navigate pages, edit posts or enter pm convo's it's a fucking shit show mate haha...
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Somewhere in there Palumbo responds to the video in the OP.
Aceto tells his Nasser story. Nasser was competing in the NOC and Chris couldn't believe the gains Nasser had made so he was trying to figure it out and decided to ask a fanboi question.
Did you use T3?
Yes.
How much?
50...
*Chris starts thinking how 50mcg would affect fullness etc*
Nasser finishes: "... tablets a day"
Lol Aceto thinks this fucker will not answer a question straight, no use :D
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That fella Finn Weirdo just got banned over there and has fucked with the board... I can't navigate pages, edit posts or enter pm convo's it's a fucking shit show mate haha...
What got Finn banned?
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Somehow I never saw this interview before. Nasser was in a BAD mood LOL
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Nasser had no time for bitches and their questions -
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He looked at her for like 10 seconds total.
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Big Nasser, tiny shirt -
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Shy Nasser will only show biceps at first, but then at 2:20, is helped out of his shirt.
This guy has some old stuff I haven't seen before -
https://www.youtube.com/user/Roadpigjohn/search?query=nasser (https://www.youtube.com/user/Roadpigjohn/search?query=nasser) .
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Nasser el son batsssss :D ;D
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gh15 kept on posting on here long after Nasser was already bangin' 70 virgins in heaven... :)
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gh15 kept on posting on here long after Nasser was already bangin' 70 virgins in heaven... :)
Sure, but at the same time Nasser claimed he was "feeding" info to Ron, which then presumably ended up on the gh15 account. So he claimed a connection to gh15 according to Chad. Of course, Nasser lied to and pranked people constantly, I don't think Ron could have posted in that style even if he wanted to. Ron also has a very distinct style of writing, very different.
Basically I do think there was a some kind of link.
Remember, gh15 first came on here to post on the Craig Titus developments, so it was someone who had something personal against Craig... sounded very Nasser-like even though I didn't know Nasser :D
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Sure, but at the same time Nasser claimed he was "feeding" info to Ron, which then presumably ended up on the gh15 account. So he claimed a connection to gh15 according to Chad. Of course, Nasser lied to and pranked people constantly, I don't think Ron could have posted in that style even if he wanted to. Ron also has a very distinct style of writing, very different.
Basically I do think there was a some kind of link.
Remember, gh15 first came on here to post on the Craig Titus developments, so it was someone who had something personal against Craig... sounded very Nasser-like even though I didn't know Nasser :D
I think IF he was really a Pro then probably some "talkative" 3rd tier pro like this guy:
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Somehow I never saw this interview before. Nasser was in a BAD mood LOL
What a charming personality
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Big Nasser, tiny shirt -
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Shy Nasser will only show biceps at first, but then at 2:20, is helped out of his shirt.
This guy has some old stuff I haven't seen before -
https://www.youtube.com/user/Roadpigjohn/search?query=nasser (https://www.youtube.com/user/Roadpigjohn/search?query=nasser) .
Dogshit physique. How that guy got 2nd to Dorian I will never understand
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Somehow I never saw this interview before. Nasser was in a BAD mood LOL
Hilarious when he down at the interviewers tits and then looks up at her eyes to say something ROFL.
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What got Finn banned?
Just being a little faggit like he always is... He's back on Monday but not back as a mod apparently.
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Somehow I never saw this interview before. Nasser was in a BAD mood LOL
Good lord, he's 35 here? Looks ten years older easily
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Just being a little faggit like he always is... He's back on Monday but not back as a mod apparently.
I've got to get back on there for Olympia weekend. I sent Jen an email the other day. Lmfao.
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I posted on GH15's board and was going to mod it before it was shut down but there's no way to confirm who it was. If I had to take a guess, I would say it was Massive G who was a mod from the old Muscle Mayhem forum.
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I think IF he was really a Pro then probably some "talkative" 3rd tier pro like this guy:
LOL c'mon :D
I posted on GH15's board and was going to mod it before it was shut down but there's no way to confirm who it was. If I had to take a guess, I would say it was Massive G who was a mod from the old Muscle Mayhem forum.
Jesus Christ, Massive G? :'(
gh15 asked you to mod his forum? I'm not saying he didn't but that sounds nuts.
I know you say you did steroids and sold them but it's BS, you don't know anything about them. There are actually reverese-liars when it comes to roids, those who claim to have done thrm but never really did, and you are one.
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Falcon won the gh15 natty Olympia 2007
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gh15 asked you to mod his forum? I'm not saying he didn't but that sounds nuts.
Vince likes nuts. Match made in Heaven.
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LOL c'mon :D
Jesus Christ, Massive G? :'(
gh15 asked you to mod his forum? I'm not saying he didn't but that sounds nuts.
I know you say you did steroids and sold them but it's BS, you don't know anything about them. There are actually reverese-liars when it comes to roids, those who claim to have done thrm but never really did, and you are one.
I only cared about the financial side of selling steroids...I had enough knowledge to make them but that would be on par with a dealer making crack cocaine. I didn't make or sell them for too long because prohormones were more profitable and legal. From then I only make some for previous buyers and that didn't last long
I used them for a few years but my body reacted quite hostile to it....lot of side effects. But the gh15 board was good for hawking my Kynoselen and Hemoplex as long as I endosed his GH bolen wares. If Sev was still around, he could vouch for me. But in any event, I declined it as I was wanting to start my own forum.
The board is still around but I consider it to be inactive as I don't think the gh15 account is the same person who was the originator of it. Its pretty much a gay parade afterparty at this point
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I posted on GH15's board and was going to mod it before it was shut down but there's no way to confirm who it was. If I had to take a guess, I would say it was Massive G who was a mod from the old Muscle Mayhem forum.
We're talking about massive G the permabulking doggcrapp follower right? He was one of the thimble of test and 1 shot of deca a month promotors lol, so I doubt it was him.
I remember he made a post one time critiquing the new generation, saying back in the day when we use to talk about bumping up the dose it was in 25 mg increments :P
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We're talking about massive G the permabulking doggcrapp follower right? He was one of the thimble of test and 1 shot of deca a month promotors lol, so I doubt it was him.
I remember he made a post one time critiquing the new generation, saying back in the day when we use to talk about bumping up the dose it was in 25 mg increments :P
Sounds like the script of a new Disney Movie.
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LOL c'mon :D
Jesus Christ, Massive G? :'(
gh15 asked you to mod his forum? I'm not saying he didn't but that sounds nuts.
I know you say you did steroids and sold them but it's BS, you don't know anything about them. There are actually reverese-liars when it comes to roids, those who claim to have done thrm but never really did, and you are one.
Massive G was not GH15. Vince wasn’t going to be a mod.
Mr. Goodrum is trolling.
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Massive G was not GH15. Vince wasn’t going to be a mod.
Mr. Goodrum is trolling.
It makes sense to me. GH15 probably wanted access to Calibre Fitness's worldwide infrastructure to move his gear.
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It makes sense to me. GH15 probably wanted access to Calibre Fitness's worldwide infrastructure to move his gear.
Now that is funny.
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Massive G was not GH15. Vince wasn’t going to be a mod.
Mr. Goodrum is trolling.
Of course.
He didn't sell any steroids nor prohormones either. Some people are desperate to build some type of fake persona on the internet, pretty sad
It's possible Vince thinks it might have been "Massive G" or whoever but that's only because he doesn't know anything about that world from personal experience. Same with affeman and the Mike Morris guess.
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I only cared about the financial side of selling steroids...I had enough knowledge to make them but that would be on par with a dealer making crack cocaine. I didn't make or sell them for too long because prohormones were more profitable and legal. From then I only make some for previous buyers and that didn't last long
I used them for a few years but my body reacted quite hostile to it....lot of side effects. But the gh15 board was good for hawking my Kynoselen and Hemoplex as long as I endosed his GH bolen wares. If Sev was still around, he could vouch for me. But in any event, I declined it as I was wanting to start my own forum.
The board is still around but I consider it to be inactive as I don't think the gh15 account is the same person who was the originator of it. Its pretty much a gay parade afterparty at this point
"prohormones were more profitable' bwahahhaaha
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My respect for Chad dropped when I watched his interview on Valuetainment, along with Shawn Ray's interview. It's obvious to me that all he did - and all that the "bodybuilding diet guru" industry really is - is approach some of the up-and-coming bodybuilders with huge potential, offer to assist them, and when they succeeded in bodybuilding [primarily due to superior genetics], use that success to attract other genetically elite bodybuilders, and then let things organically grow from there. Not to say that diet coaches don't have knowledge, but it isn't rocket science.
Specifically, the reason why I lost respect for Chad is because of small details he was getting wrong. I think he pronounced Kevin Levrone's last name wrong, stated the wrong year for the time he met Shawn Ray, and - the worst one, IMO - not know that the kidney disease that Flex Wheeler had, FSGS, stood for "focal segmental glomerulosclerosis".
I would think MAYBE if you are being accused of making your clients seriously ill or even DIE, that it might show you actually care about that by KNOWING THE NAME OF THE DISEASE YOU ARE BEING ACCUSED OF CAUSING.
Contrast that with Shawn - everything he said that could be objectively verified as either true or false, was true.
The impression I got from Chad is that he either has a horrible memory [which is some indication of low intelligence], or that he is just not a detail-oriented nor diligent person. And lack of diligence would suggest his coaching may have caused client issues he has been accused of causing.
You would think that even working with a man in his late forties like Don Youngblood is something that he would only do under the most careful of terms, to the point of even insisting on discussing it with family. I get that Don was a grown adult, but he was taking a big risk - given the man died of a massive heart attack at age 51, while bulking up for the 2006 New York Pro - and while the libertarian in me knows this isn't an obligation, I think an ethical person would be crystal clear about disclosing the health risks.
Although you can't just blame Chad, given Don died at 300-lb, while bulking up despite having recently gone through angioplasty. ::)
But nothing leads me to believe Chad cautions his clients about health. It's as if the serious illnesses and even the deaths of some of his clients have given him zero pause. Ronnie Coleman sitting in an ice bath the night before the 2001 Mr. Olympia because he was overheating when he should have been brought to the hospital is an example of this.
In fact, if anyone has a copy of the 2000 Battle for the Olympia, there is a part where Chad is in the hotel room with Ronnie and he is explaining that if Ronnie feels like he is overheating, to put a wet towel over his neck. WTF? ??? A comment like that is all the evidence I need that Chad has given his clients cutting agents to a point that he knew would lead to potential life-threatening outcomes.
What bodybuilding diet coach tells a client "Since you followed the program I gave you, there is a chance you might start overheating to a point requiring intervention - but don't worry about going to the hospital, just put a cold towel over your neck"?
In the UFC, they have actual doctors for such risks, and Chad is not a doctor.
I was never one to blame coaches for the illnesses or deaths or bodybuilders, but Chad said absolutely nothing to suggest to me he was even remotely concerned about the risks his clients were taking. And getting detail after detail wrong [compared to Shawn Ray, who got everything he said right] just gave me the impression that Chad doesn't even care.
Again, the man doesn't even know the name of the kidney disease he is being accused of causing Flex Wheeler. That's the moment I said to myself "This guy doesn't even care."
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My respect for Chad dropped when I watched his interview on Valuetainment, along with Shawn Ray's interview. It's obvious to me that all he did - and all that the "bodybuilding diet guru" industry really is - is approach some of the up-and-coming bodybuilders with huge potential, offer to assist them, and when they succeeded in bodybuilding [primarily due to superior genetics], use that success to attract other genetically elite bodybuilders, and then let everything sort of organically grow from there. Not to say that bodybuilding diet coaches don't have actual knowledge on bodybuilding, but it isn't rocket science, and - as with so many other things - perception matters more than reality.
Specifically, the reason why I lost respect for Chad is because of small details he was getting wrong. I would have to re-watch it, but I think he pronounced Kevin Levrone's name wrong, stated the wrong year for the time he met Shawn Ray, and - the worst one, IMO - was not know that the kidney disease that Flex Wheeler had, FSGS, stood for focal segmental glomerulosclerosis.
I would think that MAYBE if you are being accused of making your clients seriously ill or even DIE, that it might show you actually care about that by KNOWING THE NAME OF THE DISEASE YOU ARE BEING ACCUSED OF CAUSING.
Contrast that with Shawn - everything he said that could be objectively verified as either true or false, was true.
All in all, the impression I got from Chad is that he either has a horrible memory [which is some indication of low intelligence], or that he is just not a very detail-oriented or diligent person. And lack of diligence is exactly the type of quality that would suggest his coaching may well have caused the illness or even the deaths of some of his clients.
You would think that even working with a man in his late forties like Don Youngblood is something that he would only do under the most careful of terms, to the point of not even doing it without disclosing the details with his wife or family. I get that Don was a grown adult, and as a person with a strong internal locus of control, I don't blame other people for my bad decisions, but clearly there was a risk to what Don was doing - given the man died of a massive heart attack at age 51, while bulking up for the New York Pro the following year - and while the libertarian in me knows this isn't an obligation, I think an ethical person would be absolutely certain to go over the health risks with each client.
And there is nothing whatsoever that leads me to believe Chad does anything remotely close to that. It's as if the serious illness and even the deaths of some of his clients has given him zero pause. Just the fact that Ronnie Coleman had to sit in an ice bath the night before the 2001 Mr. Olympia because he was overheating when he should have probably gone to the hospital is an example of this.
In fact, if anyone has a copy of the 2000 Battle for the Olympia [it MAY have been 2001, but I think 2000], there is a part where Chad is in the hotel room with Ronnie and he is explaining to Ronnie that if he feels like he is overheating, to put a wet towel over his neck. WTF? ??? A comment like that is all the evidence I need that Chad has given his clients cutting agents and diuretics to a point that he knew would lead to potential life-threatening outcomes.
What bodybuilding diet coach tells a client "Since you followed the program I gave you, there is a chance you might start overheating, and will need to be cooled down - but don't worry about going to the hospital, just put a cold towel over your neck."
In the UFC, they have actual doctors present for matters like this, and Chad is not a doctor.
I was never one to blame the coach's for the illnesses or deaths or bodybuilders, but Chad said absolutely nothing to suggest to me he was even remotely concerned about the risks his clients were taking. And getting detail after detail wrong [compared to Shawn Ray, he got everything he said right] just gave me the impression that Chad doesn't even care.
Again, the man doesn't even know the name of the kidney disease he is being accused of causing Flex Wheeler. That's the moment I said to myself "This guy doesn't even care."
I've read books that were shorter, and didn't make me fall to sleep.
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I've read books that were shorter, and didn't make me fall to sleep.
Are you that Ironage Getbigger with hair of locks of gold who stood at 5'10" in height at 250-lb of mass? Alex23?
I'm coming up with a series of rules regarding post length. Here is one:
Any posts regarding serious illness or death, or scams surrounding either, can be long. Examples would be posts on COVID, given the entire global economy will collapse if we stay on the current path to deal with it, or posts involving "bodybuilding gurus" who load up their Mr. Olympia level clients with so many mercurial diuretics or cutting drugs that they are forced to sit in an ice bath alongside the ghost of Curtis Leffler.
This is serious stuff. I think they merit long posts.
I'll try to keep other posts, such as a list of my prediction for the top six at the Olympia, to under 10,000 words.
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Are you that Ironage Getbigger with hair of locks of gold who stood at 5'10" in height at 250-lb of mass? Alex23?
I'm coming up with a series of rules regarding post length. Here is one:
Any posts regarding serious illness or death, or scams surrounding either, can be long. Examples would be posts on COVID, given the entire global economy will collapse if we stay on the current path to deal with it, or posts involving "bodybuilding gurus" who load up their Mr. Olympia level clients with so many mercurial diuretics or cutting drugs that they are forced to sit in an ice bath alongside the ghost of Curtis Leffler.
This is serious stuff. I think they merit long posts.
I'll try to keep other posts, such as a list of my prediction for the top six at the Olympia, to under 10,000 words.
;D at this reference
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I've read books that were shorter, and didn't make me fall to sleep.
It's every post of his. As soon as you see his name it's like how many paragraphs this time? Fucking autistic spaz
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Specifically, the reason why I lost respect for Chad is because of small details he was getting wrong. I think he pronounced Kevin Levrone's last name wrong, stated the wrong year for the time he met Shawn Ray, and - the worst one, IMO - not know that the kidney disease that Flex Wheeler had, FSGS, stood for "focal segmental glomerulosclerosis".
I would think MAYBE if you are being accused of making your clients seriously ill or even DIE, that it might show you actually care about that by KNOWING THE NAME OF THE DISEASE YOU ARE BEING ACCUSED OF CAUSING.
IIRC, the FSGS was also talked about as being "genetic". It was not really genetic, it has been described as a result of anabolic steroid use in the literature. All these bodybuilders do not have FSGS that has nothing to do with drugs.
Him and other gurus talk about "getting blood work" done but they haven't a clue on how to interpret it. Them playing doctor is ridiculous.
In his valuetainment interview he was asked about his opinion on specific anabolics and he didn't like any of them LOL. An absolute joke, knowing he prescribes all of them to his athletes. He said he doesn't like Deca because it has so many sides and you needed do many other things to counter the sides, which is joke when you know what he prescribes to athletes to help them eat, and here's something that may interest those who like details about specific drugs...
... the drug he likes for increasing food intake is MEGACE, claims Ronnie and others were on it. The joke is in the fact that he claims he doesn't like Deca but prescribes this drug. The sides of Deca are thought to be from progestagenic effects (whether true or not, but bbers use dopaminergics to reduce progestagenic/prolactin sides from Deca). What is Megace? It's progesterone! It's used as a HIV+ wasting appetite stimulant. Look up the sides of this mofo and consider if Deca is worse lol.
I have no problems with a Kamikaze attitude per se, if you acknowledge this is what it is, and don't point at other gurus as being reckless.
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;D at this reference
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I knew there would be some on here who got that. Sadly, I think the same year that Curtis Leffler died of a heart attack, he had to previously sit in an ice bath for something like three days, for his body to cool down, due to whatever cutting agent he used at the time. I can't recall if it was LASIX, or DNP [2,4-Dinitrophenol], or if it wasn't specified [pellius might know, since Leffler was also from Hawaii].
Can you imagine the anxiety of having to sit in an ice bath for days to cool your body down, knowing there is no guarantee you will survive, and no other way to clear your body of the drug? In that sense, I guess it made sense for Ronnie to sit in an ice bath as well...that IS what they would have had him do at a hospital. But the thing is, Chad Nicholls is not a doctor, and that is the ethical issue I have with that whole incident. Ronnie is still here today, but ultimately, Curtis Leffler died at age 36 because of that, leaving behind a young son. Sad stuff.
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It's every post of his. As soon as you see his name it's like how many paragraphs this time? Fucking autistic spaz
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If the thread topic itself interests you, and I post a long reply, you can read all, most, some, or none of it - literally just skipping over it completely, which is next to no work on your part.
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IIRC, the FSGS was also talked about as being "genetic". It was not really genetic, it has been described as a result of anabolic steroid use in the literature. All these bodybuilders do not have FSGS that has nothing to do with drugs.
Him and other gurus talk about "getting blood work" done but they haven't a clue on how to interpret it. Them playing doctor is ridiculous.
In his valuetainment interview he was asked about his opinion on specific anabolics and he didn't like any of them LOL. An absolute joke, knowing he prescribes all of them to his athletes. He said he doesn't like Deca because it has so many sides and you needed do many other things to counter the sides, which is joke when you know what he prescribes to athletes to help them eat, and here's something that may interest those who like details about specific drugs...
... the drug he likes for increasing food intake is MEGACE, claims Ronnie and others were on it. The joke is in the fact that he claims he doesn't like Deca but prescribes this drug. The sides of Deca are thought to be from progestagenic effects (whether true or not, but bbers use dopaminergics to reduce progestagenic/prolactin sides from Deca). What is Megace? It's progesterone! It's used as a HIV+ wasting appetite stimulant. Look up the sides of this mofo and consider if Deca is worse lol.
I have no problems with a Kamikaze attitude per se, if you acknowledge this is what it is, and don't point at other gurus as being reckless.
Oh man, I have so much to say here...LOL [great post, BTW]:
Yes, FSGS was thought to be genetic, but more recently, it has been postulated that FSGS mimics characteristics of a genetic disease. On Getbig, we poke fun of how many bodybuilders end up with "genetic" kidney issues, and presumably some doctors either noticed bodybuilders say that, or read Getbig. ;D In any case, some research speculates that FSGS is caused by long-term use of PED's [not sure which - but PED's], but manifests in such a way that it appears to be genetic. That would actually account for why so many bodybuilders have "genetic" kidney issues compared to the general population.
Regarding bloodwork, in an issue of MD, George Farah said when he started to work with Kai Greene that he asked him to get bloodwork done, but was "not satisfied" with Kai's results, and asked him to make whatever changes until the results came back in whatever way "satisfied" Farah, and allowed Kai to be accepted as a client. While I respect that Farah encourages his charges to get bloodwork, exactly what would he be looking for, aside from everything being in the optimal range? As you said, they are bodybuilding gurus, not doctors.
MEGACE: LOL...oh man...I know a strongman who said every time he took it, he would be sick for [I can't remember...three days of straight nausea maybe? Does that sound right?], but would gain 30-lb.
The funny thing about MEGACE to me is where you would actually obtain this drug? Presumably, it would have limited prescription numbers, so do bodybuilders need to network with actual AIDS patients in order to get a hold of it? Or are there Chinese or Pakistani chemists producing black market versions? I've always wondered about that, but I guess that with high level bodybuilding comes high level networking for PED's and accessories.
As to your last point - I feel the same way. I guess the problem is, both gurus and bodybuilders are all forced to live a lie because of PED legal status. This forces bodybuilders to lie, and gurus to basically do the same. I can tolerate that somewhat - saying nothing is one thing. But when bodybuilders go out of their way to claim natural status, or downplay gear...that's when it gets annoying. Or the example you gave, of how Chad will play up the side effects of Deca, while "prescribing" [LMAO...but what other word can we use here?] his clients MEGACE, or mercurial diuretics, as he did during the Ironage.
HAHAHA @ Chad's "safe bodybuilding guru" logic. :D
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It's very "normal" for HIV/AIDS patients to sell their prescription drugs to buy illicit drugs instead. And the MECCA of bodybuilding is how far from Skid Row?
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It's very "normal" for HIV/AIDS patients to sell their prescription drugs to buy illicit drugs instead. And the MECCA of bodybuilding is how far from Skid Row?
Heard Chris Cormier acquired his GH that way in the late 90's/early 00's.
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Heard Chris Cormier acquired his GH that way in the late 90's/early 00's.
I heard he did some gay4pay to finance his GH and lifestyle, rumor has it chris swings both ways
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I heard he did some gay4pay to finance his GH and lifestyle, rumor has it chris swings both ways
Both could be true. If you're gay, more power to you. I just cannot imagine letting somebody make a liquid explosion in my mouth for plowing my shitbox for a couple bucks. Unless I was gay.
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Regarding bloodwork, in an issue of MD, George Farah said when he started to work with Kai Greene that he asked him to get bloodwork done, but was "not satisfied" with Kai's results, and asked him to make whatever changes until the results came back in whatever way "satisfied" Farah, and allowed Kai to be accepted as a client. While I respect that Farah encourages his charges to get bloodwork, exactly what would he be looking for, aside from everything being in the optimal range? As you said, they are bodybuilding gurus, not doctors.
Farah is an absolute joke, he seems to think he's a doctor pretty much. Supposedly he's married to an MD and hospital director of some sort. If anyone knows if this is factual, let me know. Can't trust anything these guys say.
Anyway, if you watch Farah's videos here's what he says:
Lots of steroids are bad.
Insulin: bad, stay away
GH: bad
High IGF-1 bad (even as a result of dairy)
High protein: bad
Meat: bad, eat seeds and grains instead
Sugar: killer, causes cancer
Bodybuilding: unimportant, lots of other things are more important
But do his athletes follow this advice? Of course not, so what's the purpose with all this, who is it aimed at? Why does he still coach bodybuilders then?
Other industry insiders have said George is well known for his trenbolone brews.
This other pro coach, Bleu Taylor, told the story of how he was secretly prepping some guy who George Farah thought he was prepping. Farah gives the guy a Lasix at a show but Bleu says to throw it in the trash. Farah thinks the guy took the Lasix and says, "see, this is how good you look when your coach knows what he's doing".
Lol.
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I knew there would be some on here who got that. Sadly, I think the same year that Curtis Leffler died of a heart attack, he had to previously sit in an ice bath for something like three days, for his body to cool down, due to whatever cutting agent he used at the time. I can't recall if it was LASIX, or DNP [2,4-Dinitrophenol], or if it wasn't specified [pellius might know, since Leffler was also from Hawaii].
It was DNP. That was the standard non-hospital cure for DNP in the 90's. Have ice handy and extra sheets were two of the rules when playing with DNP back then.
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It's very "normal" for HIV/AIDS patients to sell their prescription drugs to buy illicit drugs instead. And the MECCA of bodybuilding is how far from Skid Row?
That actually makes sense. I'm just trying to think...why would there be a black market version of a drug that relatively few people are prescribed? It wouldn't seem like demand would be that high. So somehow acquiring the genuine article makes more sense, so...yeah, I guess networking with gays or dealing with mutual friends would be how that works out.
Not as if all bodybuilders use every single rare bodybuilding accessory drug out there...but I would bet that more than a handful of pros use MEGACE, or have at least done so at some point in their careers.
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Farah is an absolute joke, he seems to think he's a doctor pretty much. Supposedly he's married to an MD and hospital director of some sort. If anyone knows if this is factual, let me know. Can't trust anything these guys say.
Anyway, if you watch Farah's videos here's what he says:
Lots of steroids are bad.
Insulin: bad, stay away
GH: bad
High IGF-1 bad (even as a result of dairy)
High protein: bad
Meat: bad, eat seeds and grains instead
Sugar: killer, causes cancer
Bodybuilding: unimportant, lots of other things are more important
But do his athletes follow this advice? Of course not, so what's the purpose with all this, who is it aimed at? Why does he still coach bodybuilders then?
Other industry insiders have said George is well known for his trenbolone brews.
This other pro coach, Bleu Taylor, told the story of how he was secretly prepping some guy who George Farah thought he was prepping. Farah gives the guy a Lasix at a show but Bleu says to throw it in the trash. Farah thinks the guy took the Lasix and says, "see, this is how good you look when your coach knows what he's doing".
Lol.
I seem to recall a story about George Farah claiming to coach the 2009 Middleweight or Light-Heavyweight Nationals champion, but that the story was completely fabricated. He was accused of a lot of shady stories like that in his initial rise to be a bodybuilding guru. Then next thing you know, he has a column in MD. Who reads MD? Well - anyone interested in building muscle would be a potential reader, so that ultimately led to The Rock reading his column, and I think Farah was the diet guru for The Rock for the movie Pain and Gain [2013]. There was a picture of Farah with The Rock, and he posted a vague message with it along the lines of "Guess who I'm currently advising on diet?"
But I don't think he answered the question...just posted the photo, which may have just been his way of getting people to believe he was working together without actually technically saying it - meaning that he wasn't exactly lying.
It's also possible that The Rock simply read MD, saw Farah's column, and sought him out. The "bodybuilding diet guru" racket seems to be an interesting one, with a pretty simple script to follow to get going...once a guru has a few high-profile clients, he can get money from dozens of other ones.
As for everything Farah said, that you mentioned above - how funny is it that these guys need to literally trash the entire real bodybuilding world in order to present an image of being agents of health.
For God's sake, the nicest way to describe diet gurus would be to call them chemists. In reality, they are probably poison control specialists. But to present themselves as being part of the health and wellness industry...is there no way to put these publicly-held views on bodybuilding to rest?
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For God's sake, the nicest way to describe diet gurus would be to call them chemists. In reality, they are probably poison control specialists. But to present themselves as being part of the health and wellness industry...is there no way to put these publicly-held views on bodybuilding to rest?
Some of them might even think they know what they are talking about wrt to health and drugs but most of the time aren't staying in their own lane, as opposed to admitting that bodybuilding polypharmacy is just a huge experiment. No one can predict what all of these drugs in combination might do to a person, and a real Dr would say the same and they do.
Like I said, I'm fine with taking risks, that's not the problem, it's these guys thinking they have it all figured out.
If Farah's wife is a Dr I'd love to hear their conversations on the topics of diet and drugs. There are a lot of quack doctors but most of them want to hear evidence of this or that topic wrt for example diet before committing to a certain ideology. Could be for example dairy and its supposed link to cancer Farah talks about - could go like this: dairy intake linked to higher igf-1 > igf-1 linked to cancer and supposedly to shorter lifespan = milk causes cancer and early death. In reality it's vmuch more complicated.
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If Farah's wife is a Dr I'd love to hear their conversations on the topics of diet and drugs. There are a lot of quack doctors but most of them want to hear evidence of this or that topic wrt for example diet before committing to a certain ideology. Could be for example dairy and its supposed link to cancer Farah talks about - could go like this: dairy intake linked to higher igf-1 > igf-1 linked to cancer and supposedly to shorter lifespan = milk causes cancer and early death. In reality it's vmuch more complicated.
His wife -
https://twitter.com/Drelezabi .
https://copehealthsolutions.com/about/sahar-elezabi-md/ .
They retweet each other occasionally, so I don't think I'm doxxing anyone.
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His wife -
https://twitter.com/Drelezabi .
https://copehealthsolutions.com/about/sahar-elezabi-md/ .
They retweet each other occasionally, so I don't think I'm doxxing anyone.
Thanks. I don't think I've seen anyone as plugged into the industry as you :D
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Thanks. I don't think I've seen anyone as plugged into the industry as you :D
BB is an absolute Godsend in tracking stuff down - I'm guessing he's some kind of NSA operative IRL 8)
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Doesnt Ameen Alai say all the hgh in the 90's came from him in some way or fashion?
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His wife -
https://twitter.com/Drelezabi .
https://copehealthsolutions.com/about/sahar-elezabi-md/ .
They retweet each other occasionally, so I don't think I'm doxxing anyone.
No wonder he's been able to live a life of leisure for 20 years. True bodybuilder finding a 6/10 to leech off of.
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Doesnt Ameen Alai say all the hgh in the 90's came from him in some way or fashion?
He probably was a GH source back in the day. Why else would someone like Craig Titus associate with him? Oh yeah, forgot about their Ecstacy dealing, both did time, I think there was supposedly some ratting on Ameen by Titus? :D
No wonder he's been able to live a life of leisure for 20 years. True bodybuilder finding a 6/10 to leech off of.
I have no opinion on their relationship, who is using who or not, their business.
But this lady is probably very smart which is why it would be interesting to hear their conversations on diet or whatever "science stuff" they talk about. It's possible they don't talk about such things at all too.
Kind of like in some relationships a bodybuilder with tons of experience might not "train" their less informed partner, they keep that stuff separate. Can be a smart approach for various reasons. I've never really "adviced" or "corrected" my GF on training and would never do such unless asked to. :D
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Since you are a POZ pig, if a neg bottom came to you, wishing to get "the gift", would you breed him?
Would you breed him? Holy shit. The humanity.
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Farah is an absolute joke, he seems to think he's a doctor pretty much. Supposedly he's married to an MD and hospital director of some sort. If anyone knows if this is factual, let me know. Can't trust anything these guys say.
Anyway, if you watch Farah's videos here's what he says:
Lots of steroids are bad.
Insulin: bad, stay away
GH: bad
High IGF-1 bad (even as a result of dairy)
High protein: bad
Meat: bad, eat seeds and grains instead
Sugar: killer, causes cancer
Bodybuilding: unimportant, lots of other things are more important
But do his athletes follow this advice? Of course not, so what's the purpose with all this, who is it aimed at? Why does he still coach bodybuilders then?
Other industry insiders have said George is well known for his trenbolone brews.
This other pro coach, Bleu Taylor, told the story of how he was secretly prepping some guy who George Farah thought he was prepping. Farah gives the guy a Lasix at a show but Bleu says to throw it in the trash. Farah thinks the guy took the Lasix and says, "see, this is how good you look when your coach knows what he's doing".
Lol.
Haney rimjob is no better, hate that bald, short bastard
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Haney rimjob is no better, hate that bald, short bastard
Back in the day no I used to train at a gold's where Hany trained his clients Chris Cook being one of them. Hany worked a miracle getting that guy his pro card. Cook did not have that great of genetics but he did work his ass off. I would say Hany is a good coach tho some might dislike his personality. He pioneered the anti stimulant era of vasodilators and trying to get the most pump possible. Wouldnt work with any athletes who smoked or used ephedrine etc.
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Back in the day no I used to train at a gold's where Hany trained his clients Chris Cook being one of them. Hany worked a miracle getting that guy his pro card. Cook did not have that great of genetics but he did work his ass off. I would say Hany is a good coach tho some might dislike his personality. He pioneered the anti stimulant era of vasodilators and trying to get the most pump possible. Wouldnt work with any athletes who smoked or used ephedrine etc.
Chris Cook they were pushing hard as the “next guy” he didn’t need elite genetics, he was tall for bbing standards, white, blonde, the SoCal look.
Luck of the draw like most of these “gurus”
Hany’s claim to fame is Phil Heath, Heath was going to win or be a top pro no matter what
He didn’t do shit with Steve kuclo, didn’t he coach Justin Compton too? Guys asshole fell out and is out of competitive bbing
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He probably was a GH source back in the day. Why else would someone like Craig Titus associate with him? Oh yeah, forgot about their Ecstacy dealing, both did time, I think there was supposedly some ratting on Ameen by Titus? :D
I have no opinion on their relationship, who is using who or not, their business.
But this lady is probably very smart which is why it would be interesting to hear their conversations on diet or whatever "science stuff" they talk about. It's possible they don't talk about such things at all too.
Kind of like in some relationships a bodybuilder with tons of experience might not "train" their less informed partner, they keep that stuff separate. Can be a smart approach for various reasons. I've never really "adviced" or "corrected" my GF on training and would never do such unless asked to. :D
If she was really a smart lady, she wouldn’t have gotten with a guy like Farrah.....
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If she was really a smart lady, she wouldn’t have gotten with a guy like Farrah.....
We all have our faults, maybe Farah is a great guy in some repects, I have no idea. I mean a doc might marry another doc but what if the guy is a total bore, what good is a high IQ and a spotless, law abiding, clean living lifestyle then?
:D
Though I wonder if people often marry where there is big disparity in IQ? I don't know Farah's IQ but I would guess she probably is more book smart, as Farah's ideas on diet are very simplistic imo like I said.
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We all have our faults, maybe Farah is a great guy in some repects, I have no idea. I mean a doc might marry another doc but what if the guy is a total bore, what good is a high IQ and a spotless, law abiding, clean living lifestyle then?
:D
Though I wonder if people often marry where there is big disparity in IQ? I don't know Farah's IQ but I would guess she probably is more book smart, as Farah's ideas on diet are very simplistic imo like I said.
Maybe it's the other way around and she picks Georgie's brain. His 20 years of practical experience with his clients probably trumps her book knowledge.
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Chris Cook they were pushing hard as the “next guy” he didn’t need elite genetics, he was tall for bbing standards, white, blonde, the SoCal look.
Luck of the draw like most of these “gurus”
Hany’s claim to fame is Phil Heath, Heath was going to win or be a top pro no matter what
He didn’t do shit with Steve kuclo, didn’t he coach Justin Compton too? Guys asshole fell out and is out of competitive bbing
Cook was tall but his chest and back lacked depth. It was a glaring problem. Like most strong bbers Cooks arms and shoulders dominated most of his lifts. I personally watched Cook hammer curls 120lb dumbbells for a good 20 reps each arm at the end of an arm workout just as an example. He was pretty strong. Used to hit legs wearing flaming pink/bumblebee yellow spandex pants lol.
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Maybe it's the other way around and she picks Georgie's brain. His 20 years of practical experience with his clients probably trumps her book knowledge.
Or maybe Farah told her that made up cop story and how badass he was, made her panties wet
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We all have our faults, maybe Farah is a great guy in some repects, I have no idea. I mean a doc might marry another doc but what if the guy is a total bore, what good is a high IQ and a spotless, law abiding, clean living lifestyle then?
:D
I see what you did there ;D
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I see what you did there ;D
Whoa...hang on there. Have you considered that maybe Farah's wife wanted a man with true strength?
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I totally forgot about the Farah/fake cop story. Yeah that
was embarrassing, a real fucking scumbag. If I got caught doing that I doubt I would've wanted to show my face in public again out of shame. But these guys just keep on going like before, as if nothing happened. :-X :D
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I totally forgot about the Farah/fake cop story. Yeah that
was embarrassing, a real fucking scumbag. If I got caught doing that I doubt I would've wanted to show my face in public again out of shame. But these guys just keep on going like before, as if nothing happened. :-X :D
Ronnie Coleman also lied about being a cop when he was not. Can we really expect people who inject huge amounts of drugs, and continually lie about it, to be truthful in other matters?
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Ronnie Coleman also lied about being a cop when he was not. Can we really expect people who inject huge amounts of drugs, and continually lie about it, to be truthful in other matters?
Ronnie was a real cop, he lied about being active still, I believe
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Ronnie Coleman also lied about being a cop when he was not. Can we really expect people who inject huge amounts of drugs, and continually lie about it, to be truthful in other matters?
There are levels to lying. I'm not sure but it might be illegal to say you were a cop once, even if not it's probably like lying about military service, "stolen valor", highly frowned upon, some want to kill such individuals. IIRC the cops went out of their way to say what piece of shit he was.
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This was the Ronnie story from 2009 -
"BODYBUILDER, FORMER COP ACCUSED OF POSING AS OFFICER
A former Arlington police officer and eight-time Mr. Olympia winner was arrested on suspicion of impersonating a cop, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported. Ronnie Coleman told a Dalworthington Gardens cop during a traffic stop that he was a police officer and a reserve officer with Arlington police. But records showed Coleman was an officer from 1998 to 2000 and a reserve officer from 2001 to 2003. He later falsely claimed to be an officer with the Baylor Health Care System, police said. Coleman was released from jail Friday after posting bond. Click here to read this story on Fort Worth Star-Telegram."
I remember he caught it from other cops a bit too for claiming he was front lines, when many said after a certain point he was allowed to be more of an office type / goodwill ambassador.
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Whoa...hang on there. Have you considered that maybe Farah's wife wanted a man with true strength?
;D
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I totally forgot about the Farah/fake cop story. Yeah that
was embarrassing, a real fucking scumbag. If I got caught doing that I doubt I would've wanted to show my face in public again out of shame. But these guys just keep on going like before, as if nothing happened. :-X :D
Just like Jason Blaha with his stories about being an Operative with the nickname "Hemingway"... LÖL
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Just like Jason Blaha with his stories about being an Operative with the nickname "Hemingway"... LÖL
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(https://j.gifs.com/GvjlYK.gif).
Haha big blob of peace
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(https://j.gifs.com/GvjlYK.gif).
Hahahaha!
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This was the Ronnie story from 2009 -
"BODYBUILDER, FORMER COP ACCUSED OF POSING AS OFFICER
A former Arlington police officer and eight-time Mr. Olympia winner was arrested on suspicion of impersonating a cop, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported. Ronnie Coleman told a Dalworthington Gardens cop during a traffic stop that he was a police officer and a reserve officer with Arlington police. But records showed Coleman was an officer from 1998 to 2000 and a reserve officer from 2001 to 2003. He later falsely claimed to be an officer with the Baylor Health Care System, police said. Coleman was released from jail Friday after posting bond. Click here to read this story on Fort Worth Star-Telegram."
I remember he caught it from other cops a bit too for claiming he was front lines, when many said after a certain point he was allowed to be more of an office type / goodwill ambassador.
I dont trust the Fort Worth Star Telegramas as an unbiased news source.
In Ronnie's defense he likely meant he is a police officer like is he Mr.Olympia. Once a cop always a cop.
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I dont trust the Fort Worth Star Telegramas as an unbiased news source.
In Ronnie's defense he likely meant he is a police officer like is he Mr.Olympia. Once a cop always a cop.
I mean he’s not lying, Ronnie was/is a cop, I doubt Ronnie was trying to “falsely claim” that
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I dont trust the Fort Worth Star Telegramas as an unbiased news source.
In Ronnie's defense he likely meant he is a police officer like is he Mr.Olympia. Once a cop always a cop.
Lol c'mon he was trying to get out of the speeding ticket by saying he was a cop on the force. Liberal news media aside, that story is pretty straightforward: Ronnie was a cop for a few years but once he was making enough money from bodybuilding, he quit
Lol at the Texas cop not playing along and having him arrested for it. Stolen valor, indeed
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(https://j.gifs.com/GvjlYK.gif).
This dudes had a life dedicated to lifting and eating for 10 years but has managed to regress.
He needs to quit the heavy lifting, reduce the bodyweight to around 150-170 and focus on being fit and healthy.
He's a prime example of poor genetic copers, who try to overcompensate by complicating things. He's rambled 3-4 ten videos a day on lifting for years now. Like wtf lol.
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Lol c'mon he was trying to get out of the speeding ticket by saying he was a cop on the force. Liberal news media aside, that story is pretty straightforward: Ronnie was a cop for a few years but once he was making enough money from bodybuilding, he quit
Lol at the Texas cop not playing along and having him arrested for it. Stolen valor, indeed
The records the cite claim Ronnie was a cop from 1998 - 2000. So he started the police force when he won his first Olympia? What other “facts” did they get incorrect in the story?
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The records the cite claim Ronnie was a cop from 1998 - 2000. So he started the police force when he won his first Olympia? What other “facts” did they get incorrect in the story?
They flipped the date a little bit, it should be 89 instead of 98, but the mistake was made by the police spokesman -
Old Star Telegram blurb -
"DALWORTHINGTON GARDENS — Former Arlington police officer, bodybuilder and eight-time Mr. Olympia winner Ronnie Coleman was arrested for impersonating a police officer Friday.
Coleman was stopped for speeding on California Lane in Dalworthington Gardens about 6 p.m.
During the stop, Coleman pulled out a badge and told the arresting officer that he was a police officer and a reserve police officer with Arlington, police said. Both statements turned out to be false, a police spokesman said.
Records showed that Coleman was a police officer with Arlington from 1998 to 2000, and then a reserve officer with Arlington from 2001 until 2003, said Sgt. David Henderson, Dalworthington Gardens police spokesman.
"Dalworthington Gardens called us after this traffic stop because he showed them a badge and an Arlington ID card," said Lt. Blake Miller, Arlington police spokesman. Coleman later said he was an officer with the Baylor Health Care System, and during a second records check police discovered that was also false, Henderson said. The arresting officer took Coleman to jail, but he was released Friday after posting bail, Henderson said.
If convicted, Coleman could face a maximum fine of $2,000 and spend 180 days in jail."
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They flipped the date a little bit, it should be 89 instead of 98, but the mistake was made by the police spokesman -
Old Star Telegram blurb -
"DALWORTHINGTON GARDENS — Former Arlington police officer, bodybuilder and eight-time Mr. Olympia winner Ronnie Coleman was arrested for impersonating a police officer Friday.
Coleman was stopped for speeding on California Lane in Dalworthington Gardens about 6 p.m.
During the stop, Coleman pulled out a badge and told the arresting officer that he was a police officer and a reserve police officer with Arlington, police said. Both statements turned out to be false, a police spokesman said.
Records showed that Coleman was a police officer with Arlington from 1998 to 2000, and then a reserve officer with Arlington from 2001 until 2003, said Sgt. David Henderson, Dalworthington Gardens police spokesman.
"Dalworthington Gardens called us after this traffic stop because he showed them a badge and an Arlington ID card," said Lt. Blake Miller, Arlington police spokesman. Coleman later said he was an officer with the Baylor Health Care System, and during a second records check police discovered that was also false, Henderson said. The arresting officer took Coleman to jail, but he was released Friday after posting bail, Henderson said.
If convicted, Coleman could face a maximum fine of $2,000 and spend 180 days in jail."
Exactly. The police had the wrong facts, so why would we assume their side of the story is correct?
Ronnie is a saint and a model officer. The other department was likely racist and didn't like the idea of an African American law enforcement official.
And shame on the paper for not digging deeper and finding out the exact details.