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Sore loser!
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I liked Flex Wheeler in 1992 and 1993.
But his ego became a bit much after that.
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My hugely unpopular view is that Flex Wheeler should have been disqualified from the 1999 Olympia for the sheer amount of synthol in his arms, delts, traps and calves. His biceps looked like oil filled water balloons for fuck's sake. Everyone was marking out for the hype, not what he actually looked like.
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My hugely unpopular view is that Flex Wheeler should have been disqualified from the 1999 Olympia for the sheer amount of synthol in his arms, delts, traps and calves. His biceps looked like oil filled water balloons for fuck's sake. Everyone was marking out for the hype, not what he actually looked like.
Ronnie and Cormier would’ve been a great top two.
Despite the synthol, Ruhl could’ve definitely placed higher in 1999.
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I know that 99.9% of reported 'pro stacks' are BS, but has anything ever been posted on GB about his intake?
I'd kind of stopped following the sport around this time, but I understand that he finally blew his kidneys with some sort of monster Milos stack, no..?
Oh, and just to be a bastard - reposts
(http://i.postimg.cc/ZKcY5CvJ/Flex-shoulder-press.gif)
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I remember when Flex did an interview and he was asked which year he took the most drugs. Flex said 1996.
That was the year that he did the early shows in March, the middle of the year shows in May, and then the end of the year shows... Mr Olympia and Grand Prix Tour. Then he had to start prepping for the 1997 Arnold Classic in early 97.
An Asian Gang or something, they looked Asian, and spoke another language... I think it was Asian... prevented Flex from competing in the 1997 Olympia though
Cormier said that Flex punched a mirror and sliced his hand to ribbons. But we a know that Cormier lied about that.
Note: the Asian gang had “screamer sticks” and Flex forcefully threw his car keys at them. That must’ve hurt them terribly.
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1999 Olympia should have been
Ronnie
Cormier
Levrone
Shawn
Then the rest
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Flex was an arrogant ass back then, but over the years, as he got older, grew wiser and actually is a really cool person to talk to! Quiet a few competitors are like that.
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I liked Flex Wheeler in 1992 and 1993.
But his ego became a bit much after that.
I agree. He was fun to watch as a teenager on ESPN winning contests and ascending. You knew he was going to be a pro so you could go along for the ride.
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I remember when Flex did an interview and he was asked which year he took the most drugs. Flex said 1996.
That was the year that he did the early shows in March, the middle of the year shows in May, and then the end of the year shows... Mr Olympia and Grand Prix Tour. Then he had to start prepping for the 1997 Arnold Classic in early 97.
An Asian Gang or something, they looked Asian, and spoke another language... I think it was Asian... prevented Flex from competing in the 1997 Olympia though
Cormier said that Flex punched a mirror and sliced his hand to ribbons. But we a know that Cormier lied about that.
Note: the Asian gang had “screamer sticks” and Flex forcefully threw his car keys at them. That must’ve hurt them terribly.
Screamer Sticks? Did he mean Nunchakus?
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Most of these guys did not had legit rear delts.
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1999 Olympia should have been
Ronnie
Cormier
Levrone
Shawn
Then the rest
Agreed. Flex had no business placing second
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I know that 99.9% of reported 'pro stacks' are BS, but has anything ever been posted on GB about his intake?
I'd kind of stopped following the sport around this time, but I understand that he finally blew his kidneys with some sort of monster Milos stack, no..?
Oh, and just to be a bastard - reposts
(http://i.postimg.cc/ZKcY5CvJ/Flex-shoulder-press.gif)
He did something on his purported stack for winning the AC in 93 very recently. I think it was on the Dennis James podcast. Okay, so he counted all the things he used and it came out to about 3 grams total, which would be a good amount especially considering his bodyweight then. One strange thing about it is he claimed he did like a half unit or one unit of GH every other day. Maybe he couldn't count or something, didn't understand what the syringe markings meant, I don't know, but back right around that time and before many DID use ridiculously low doses because the recombinant 191AA GH was just only entering the market. It was extremely expensive and it might have been hard to get ahold of even for a pro.
I remember he said 800mg of the stack was Deca and then there was also a ridiculously high dose of Winstrol at some point, some confusion on how much he meant but it was a lot. So okay, now this sounds all reasonable and surely something close to what he did then, but here's the thing: Flex has been full of shit most of the time so this may just be something that would sound good for the podcast, truthful and something people in the know would accept. But was this his stack? Who the hell knows and it doesn't even matter really, we know what those guys did approximately. There's actually a high chance this stack is EXAGGERATED!
One guy on professionalmuscle said this:
His stories are all over the place, I’ve personally listened to him tell the same story with 20 different versions of cycle dosages to different people, I’m not trying to bash Flex since he has enough going on in his life but that being said he’s a clown 🤡 I’d believe Pinocchio before I’d ever believe anything Flex tells me about drug dosages.
Lol at the bolded. Well, that's the reputation he has built for himself, a clown.
What I have been extra irritated about with Flex, Lol, is his use of the made up term "sports supplement technology" for drugs lmao. Isn't that precious, like he needs to hide the word drugs so the kids don't hear it, at least it's funny in a pathetic way I guess.
Milos is known for low steroids recommendations and the guys he trains probably don't listen to him wrt to that, they do their own thing, Milos' thing is the giant sets and trying to blow up the physique with carb manipulations and insulin. Flex' kidneys were blown way before this episode, many years before. I think what happened was simply he gained a ton of water in days/couple of weeks and ended up in the hospital. Wasn't Milos' program per se, it's not very dangerous to use insulin for a period like he advices, provided you are healthy to begin with.
A rambling post but hopefully it makes some sense.
BTW, just to add this. It's funny how suddenly everyone talks about drugs and dosages, practically throwing it in your face constantly on social media. It used to be that "they can't talk about it because it's illegal" but that was balonie. It's just people following trends. Now everything is "TRT," it's like it's all they talk about now, a drugs guy like myself feels like "shut the fuck up allready, enough! No one cares about your fucking TRT!" :D
Kids using the word "tren." It's the hip thing to say constantly, especially how crazy it made you. Worse than crack and meth Larry Wheels said.
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Did all that oil his kidneys had to filter out destroy them? It's okay to put a little oil on your salad to go thru your digestive system but to inject it into a muscle is madness.
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Did all that oil his kidneys had to filter out destroy them? It's okay to put a little oil on your salad to go thru your digestive system but to inject it into a muscle is madness.
Did Samir help his deadlift?
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In American Psycho they never reverted to just ratting off their bank account exact numbers - they focused on more subtle , nuanced tings such as business cards and suits
the same is with bodybuilding - as you get up in the ranks no one talks about EAXCT NUMBER DRUG USE , the tools on YouTube do just because people will blindly tune into that shit - -every high school kid will watch it before he beats off at night too
but for all the gyms bros who "want exact numbers from pros" its a pipe dream - you're better off hounding Chris Aceto or Haney - they would know more about , or even be more inclined to talk about dosages and rat off numbers of shit -
its like asking a guy how his wife likes to get fckd with the pro dosages numbers shit nowadays
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I didn't know he acted like a total c unt.
The guy was " neciamente presumido" can't find the right translation. a sickening douche?
In his prime He would ask for an exotic car (convertible) to do guest appearances at BB shows then he will be at parking lot driving slow around fans avoiding eye contact, lol ;D like" look at me but I won't look at you" ...
At the gym when younger fans would approach the tool, he would brag that he was this that" nonstop and then he would intimidate them by telling them he was a martial artist, and his arms and legs were lethal weapons .
Life found its way to slap him in the mouth
WoooSHHHHHHHHH
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My hugely unpopular view is that Flex Wheeler should have been disqualified from the 1999 Olympia for the sheer amount of synthol in his arms, delts, traps and calves. His biceps looked like oil filled water balloons for fuck's sake. Everyone was marking out for the hype, not what he actually looked like.
X2
WoooSHHHHHHHHHHH
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Did all that oil his kidneys had to filter out destroy them? It's okay to put a little oil on your salad to go thru your digestive system but to inject it into a muscle is madness.
Anyone here with any type of medical background who thinks Synthol is toxic for having to be "filtered out"? I don't really see it, it's just MCT oil.
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I remember when Flex did an interview and he was asked which year he took the most drugs. Flex said 1996.
That was the year that he did the early shows in March, the middle of the year shows in May, and then the end of the year shows... Mr Olympia and Grand Prix Tour. Then he had to start prepping for the 1997 Arnold Classic in early 97.
An Asian Gang or something, they looked Asian, and spoke another language... I think it was Asian... prevented Flex from competing in the 1997 Olympia though
Cormier said that Flex punched a mirror and sliced his hand to ribbons. But we a know that Cormier lied about that.
Note: the Asian gang had “screamer sticks” and Flex forcefully threw his car keys at them. That must’ve hurt them terribly.
He says 96 because Weider decided to make news public on his magazine that Flex was hospitalized that year..... 1996
The amount of drugs and diuretics he used 93/96 ?
Then called himself the Natural Freak
WoooSHHHHHHHHHH
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Too bad Flex blew all of his money. Could have bought a boat and became a pirate. "Black Fool" would be a good pirate name. He could stump along the boat going "yo!" instead of "argh".
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Huge Ego, Small Cock - The Flex Wheeler Story
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Flex did an interview once about using Esciliene. In his shoulders. He wasn’t using oil in the beginning. IIRC he said he used twelve amps in each shoulder. Drawing a cross from his front delt to his rear delt and from the middle delt down to the bottom. He said it took him and his wife about 8-10 hours to do the injections because he kept fainting and passing out.
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One strange thing about it is he claimed he did like a half unit or one unit of GH every other day. Maybe he couldn't count or something, didn't understand what the syringe markings meant, I don't know, but back right around that time and before many DID use ridiculously low doses because the recombinant 191AA GH was just only entering the market. It was extremely expensive and it might have been hard to get ahold of even for a pro.
That was the stuff that gave Denis Newman leukaemia, right? So maybe there was a small element of fear..? Nah, WTF am I thinking LOL
What I have been extra irritated about with Flex, Lol, is his use of the made up term "sports supplement technology" for drugs lmao. Isn't that precious, like he needs to hide the word drugs so the kids don't hear it, at least it's funny in a pathetic way I guess.
Hahaha - funny you should mention that, that grated on my ears too
Milos is known for low steroids recommendations and the guys he trains probably don't listen to him wrt to that, they do their own thing, Milos' thing is the giant sets and trying to blow up the physique with carb manipulations and insulin. Flex' kidneys were blown way before this episode, many years before. I think what happened was simply he gained a ton of water in days/couple of weeks and ended up in the hospital. Wasn't Milos' program per se, it's not very dangerous to use insulin for a period like he advices, provided you are healthy to begin with.
I dunno man, I respect your knowledge in this area 100% but one of my kids is type 1 and it can be scary shit - not sure how we could be sure it's OK to use it if you don't need it - surely there are no studies in this area? (VanB proves me wrong in 3..2..1 ;D)
Kids using the word "tren." It's the hip thing to say constantly, especially how crazy it made you. Worse than crack and meth Larry Wheels said.
I used Parabolan a few times in the mid '90s - it was probably my favourite - never noticed a single side effect other than feeling really strong when starving myself. The modern version must be different if it's stronger than meth!
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I dunno man, I respect your knowledge in this area 100% but one of my kids is type 1 and it can be scary shit - not sure how we could be sure it's OK to use it if you don't need it - surely there are no studies in this area? (VanB proves me wrong in 3..2..1 ;D)
I can't prove anything but insulin itself isn't very toxic. Diabetics get serious organ problems but that's mostly because they go around with higher baseline blood glucose I think(?) As you know sugar wreaks havoc on the body. Maybe you can confirm this, do you know what kind of blood glucose he/she has? I know they get the a1c value tested too but I did read that diabetics generally accept a somewhat higher baseline glucose, and over time the sugar is damaging. I'm not saying insulin is healthy, but I think acutely insulin itself doesn't cause organ damage you know? They, Milos' trainees mildly (imo) elevate insulin for maybe 4-5 hours a day, maybe sometimes twice that if training twice a day, but it's not constant high insulin with Milos. There are those who do run insulin round the clock though, on another forum not too long ago a fella said he was doing 300 units of Lantus a day and now couldn't lower it past a certain range. That's scary.
Regarding overdosing insulin and dying, it's completely remarkable that we don't hear about it. I think most diabetics have had hairy situations with some ambulance trips and maybe hospital stays. That bodybuilders aren't dropping left and right is amazing imo, I haven't even read about one single OD death in a couple, three decades!
Diabetes is a bitch I'm sure, you're always thinking of your sugar and worse.
I used Parabolan a few times in the mid '90s - it was probably my favourite - never noticed a single side effect other than feeling really strong when starving myself. The modern version must be different if it's stronger than meth!
I had a profoundly negative reaction to Para in the early days. Didn't touch it for a long time but then used quite a bit. You just can't compare it to some hard drug because it's a completely different thing imo.
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I can't prove anything but insulin itself isn't very toxic. Diabetics get serious organ problems but that's because they go around with higher baseline blood glucose. As you know sugar wreaks havoc on the body. Maybe you can confirm this, do you know what kind of blood glucose he/she has? I know they get the a1c value tested too but I did read that diabetics generally accept a somewhat higher baseline glucose, and over time the sugar is damaging. I'm not saying insulin is healthy, but I think acutely insulin itself doesn't cause organ damage you know? They elevate insulin for maybe 4-5 hours a day, maybe sometimes twice that if training twice a day, but it's not constant high insulin with Milos. There are those who do run insulin round the clock though, on another forum not too long ago a fella said he was doing 300 units of Lantus a day and now couldn't lower it past a certain range. That's scary.
Regarding overdosing insulin and dying, it's completely remarkable that we don't hear about it. I think most diabetics have had hairy situations with some ambulance trips and maybe hospital stays. That bodybuilders aren't dropping left and right is amazing imo, I haven't even read about one single OD death in a couple, three decades!
Diabetes is a bitch I'm sure, you're always thinking of your sugar and worse.
I had a profoundly negative reaction to Para in the early days. Didn't touch it for a long time but then used quite a bit. You just can't compare it to some hard drug because it's a completely different thing imo.
Rather than insulin being dangerous in and of itself, I was mostly thinking about people not knowing they were approaching a hypo - it can come on pretty quickly if you don't recognise the warning signs - wonder if any of the Pros carry glucagon just in case...?
In our case, they use an on-the-body glucose monitor (not a finger prick) and also an on-the-body insulin pump, aiming for between 5 to 7mmols BG level - over 14 being hyper so required a ketone test/correction, and under 3 being potential hypo. Because this is pretty much automated apart from manual bolus input when eating, the HbA1C is fairly controlled - god bless those in the past who let theirs build up without having the tools to know - I've seen the results on older folks :-X
And 300 units of Lantus seems insane!! 24 was our background setting before we moved to the pump - but then again they were probably eating crazy amounts of carbs
Pros are testing BG levels when using this stuff, right? Not guesswork surely!?
And the only BB drug I didn't like the sides of was clen - made me feel vaguely twitchy/snappy/fighty - very bad when bouncing
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Huge Ego, Small Cock - The Flex Wheeler Story
“Just a little prick”
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“Just a little prick”
Dr. Evil started forced vaccinations!
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We all get humbled regardless of Ego
I'm sure Flex got humbled years ago
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I can't prove anything but insulin itself isn't very toxic. Diabetics get serious organ problems but that's mostly because they go around with higher baseline blood glucose I think(?) As you know sugar wreaks havoc on the body. Maybe you can confirm this, do you know what kind of blood glucose he/she has? I know they get the a1c value tested too but I did read that diabetics generally accept a somewhat higher baseline glucose, and over time the sugar is damaging. I'm not saying insulin is healthy, but I think acutely insulin itself doesn't cause organ damage you know? They, Milos' trainees mildly (imo) elevate insulin for maybe 4-5 hours a day, maybe sometimes twice that if training twice a day, but it's not constant high insulin with Milos. There are those who do run insulin round the clock though, on another forum not too long ago a fella said he was doing 300 units of Lantus a day and now couldn't lower it past a certain range. That's scary.
Regarding overdosing insulin and dying, it's completely remarkable that we don't hear about it. I think most diabetics have had hairy situations with some ambulance trips and maybe hospital stays. That bodybuilders aren't dropping left and right is amazing imo, I haven't even read about one single OD death in a couple, three decades!
Diabetes is a bitch I'm sure, you're always thinking of your sugar and worse.
I had a profoundly negative reaction to Para in the early days. Didn't touch it for a long time but then used quite a bit. You just can't compare it to some hard drug because it's a completely different thing imo.
I think the only way someone could die from insulin OD is if you are in the wood or in the desert with nothing to eat in sight.
Must of us who used insulin and went hypo know the CRAZY URGE to eat EVERYTHING in sight when you go hypo.
First you sweat, then you get dizzy, then you will find anything and sight and binge even on food you don't even like if that's what is available.
Then, 20m or so later, you feel fine again
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I think the only way someone could die from insulin OD is if you are in the wood or in the desert with nothing to eat in sight.
Must of us who used insulin and went hypo know the CRAZY URGE to eat EVERYTHING in sight when you go hypo.
First you sweat, then you get dizzy, then you will find anything and sight and binge even on food you don't even like if that's what is available.
Then, 20m or so later, you feel fine again
Happened to me in a Chinese restaurant , I started feeling woozy just as the food arrived, 4 seperate meals to share
I just started shovelling food down until I came around
I looked at my wife and she just sat there looking at the four empty plates..
She only had a few mouthfuls
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Rather than insulin being dangerous in and of itself, I was mostly thinking about people not knowing they were approaching a hypo - it can come on pretty quickly if you don't recognise the warning signs - wonder if any of the Pros carry glucagon just in case...?
In our case, they use an on-the-body glucose monitor (not a finger prick) and also an on-the-body insulin pump, aiming for between 5 to 7mmols BG level - over 14 being hyper so required a ketone test/correction, and under 3 being potential hypo. Because this is pretty much automated apart from manual bolus input when eating, the HbA1C is fairly controlled - god bless those in the past who let theirs build up without having the tools to know - I've seen the results on older folks :-X
And 300 units of Lantus seems insane!! 24 was our background setting before we moved to the pump - but then again they were probably eating crazy amounts of carbs
Pros are testing BG levels when using this stuff, right? Not guesswork surely!?
And the only BB drug I didn't like the sides of was clen - made me feel vaguely twitchy/snappy/fighty - very bad when bouncing
No I don't think most pros use a glucometer. It's just "take 25iu, drink glucose." I'm sure 99 out of a 100 pros do NOT know what glucagon even is. They are not testing BG and plotting their carb intake or whatever, that shit is too complicated. Luckily despite the risks bad hypoglycemia accidents almost never happen, never heard of anyone dying. I never managed to get myself into real trouble despite intentionally making myself hypo etc.
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I think the only way someone could die from insulin OD is if you are in the wood or in the desert with nothing to eat in sight.
Must of us who used insulin and went hypo know the CRAZY URGE to eat EVERYTHING in sight when you go hypo.
First you sweat, then you get dizzy, then you will find anything and sight and binge even on food you don't even like if that's what is available.
Then, 20m or so later, you feel fine again
Exactly, if for some reason you couldn't get food, but even then it's probably not that easy to kill yourself or we would have heard of it.
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We all get humbled regardless of Ego
I'm sure Flex got humbled years ago
Yes ....
As soon as the shit hit the fan he humbled.
WoSHHHHH I don't knock on doors "
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I know that 99.9% of reported 'pro stacks' are BS, but has anything ever been posted on GB about his intake?
I'd kind of stopped following the sport around this time, but I understand that he finally blew his kidneys with some sort of monster Milos stack, no..?
Oh, and just to be a bastard - reposts
(http://i.postimg.cc/ZKcY5CvJ/Flex-shoulder-press.gif)
(https://i.gifer.com/4ark.gif)
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I dunno man, I respect your knowledge in this area 100% but one of my kids is type 1 and it can be scary shit - not sure how we could be sure it's OK to use it if you don't need it - surely there are no studies in this area? (VanB proves me wrong in 3..2..1 ;D)
Using GH in higher amounts essentially renders you a type II diabetic .. the gh makes your body less sensitive to the effects of insulin to the point where your body can’t produce all that it needs—hence the insulin supplementation. In short, the bodybuilders DO need it.
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always thought Flex was jealous of Dorian ;D don´t think they liked each other
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Flex didn’t have that chunky muscle like Doz
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Flex didn’t have that chunky muscle like Doz
Truth
If there was something Doz was good at, it was looking Chunky
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Truth
If there was something Doz was good at, it was looking Chunky
And eating ecstasy tabs
Taffin confirmed ;)
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And eating ecstasy tabs
Taffin confirmed ;)
Were you there during the Dorian fishnet shirt clubbing days?
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My nikka
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In American Psycho they never reverted to just ratting off their bank account exact numbers - they focused on more subtle , nuanced tings such as business cards and suits
the same is with bodybuilding - as you get up in the ranks no one talks about EAXCT NUMBER DRUG USE , the tools on YouTube do just because people will blindly tune into that shit - -every high school kid will watch it before he beats off at night too
but for all the gyms bros who "want exact numbers from pros" its a pipe dream - you're better off hounding Chris Aceto or Haney - they would know more about , or even be more inclined to talk about dosages and rat off numbers of shit -
its like asking a guy how his wife likes to get fckd with the pro dosages numbers shit nowadays
I remember onetimehard talking about two canadian pros he knew that didnt count dosages they just shot bodyparts until everywhere was sore and then waited for the pain to go away and shooting again
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Were you there during the Dorian fishnet shirt clubbing days?
Cormier certainly was with fishnet shirt included, leather pants to boot at times too
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always thought Flex was jealous of Dorian ;D don´t think they liked each other
They were actually friendly, or so both of them say.
Flex was definitely arrogant as fuck in his early days, though. "A message to Kevin Levrone...I don't knock on doors, guy! I knock doors over!"
He later said it was all a façade -- that he was deeply insecure and projected himself as cocky to compensate. Durrr! That was patently obvious. He was a teenager in a muscle suit and felt he should act the part. Tom Prince, of all people, apparently called Kenny out on his b.s.
LOL. It took the likes of Tom Prince, one of the ultimate drugged-up delusional types, to snap Wheeler out of his own reverie.
One dead, another a peg leg.
Christ, I'm glad I got out when I did :/
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Were you there during the Dorian fishnet shirt clubbing days?
Just a few of them ;D
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I remember onetimehard talking about two canadian pros he knew that didnt count dosages they just shot bodyparts until everywhere was sore and then waited for the pain to go away and shooting again
(http://media.giphy.com/media/VVgRNcBKp64NO/giphy.gif)
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always thought Flex was jealous of Dorian ;D don´t think they liked each other
I had always read the Dorian and Flex got along. I believe that they actually shared a hotel room in Ohio during a storm called “the blizzard of ‘93”.
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Flex at his peak and peak usage was a walking talking douche, he hit on anyone and anything, he would eyeball the girls to fark and the guys to fight all with his posse of Rico Chris and all the other Venice hood rats. Then would complain about a certain big white guy wearing a ghost busters t shirt ;D Lot of ego in Venice in those days, the nubain clouds of aggression hung deep over the place especially low calorie or show time. Nothing like it is now, the place could be intimidating but also the best atmosphere to train anywhere at anytime period.
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Flex at his peak and peak usage was a walking talking douche, he hit on anyone and anything, he would eyeball the girls to fark and the guys to fight all with his posse of Rico Chris and all the other Venice hood rats. Then would complain about a certain big white guy wearing a ghost busters t shirt ;D Lot of ego in Venice in those days, the nubain clouds of aggression hung deep over the place especially low calorie or show time. Nothing like it is now, the place could be intimidating but also the best atmosphere to train anywhere at anytime period.
He hit on Mike Arvilla’s gf ;D
That place is a dumpster now, wish they would tear it down and watch O Hearn in tears, that tiny ball sack mother fucker
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Flex at his peak and peak usage was a walking talking douche, he hit on anyone and anything, he would eyeball the girls to fark and the guys to fight all with his posse of Rico Chris and all the other Venice hood rats. Then would complain about a certain big white guy wearing a ghost busters t shirt ;D Lot of ego in Venice in those days, the nubain clouds of aggression hung deep over the place especially low calorie or show time. Nothing like it is now, the place could be intimidating but also the best atmosphere to train anywhere at anytime period.
Ghost Busters = Spooks?
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Ghost Busters = Spooks?
Yeah a few of the bigger AB guys in the gym used to stir them up wearing them, especially after they complained. Golds back then was an interesting place full of all types of characters not like it is now.
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greatest Mr. Olympia Top 3 ever:
prejudging:
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He hit on Mike Arvilla’s gf ;D
That place is a dumpster now, wish they would tear it down and watch O Hearn in tears, that tiny ball sack mother fucker
That made me legit LOL much more than I expected!! ;D
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He later said it was all a façade -- that he was deeply insecure and projected himself as cocky to compensate. Durrr! That was patently obvious. He was a teenager in a muscle suit and felt he should act the part. Tom Prince, of all people, apparently called Kenny out on his b.s.
I'm not a psychologist but why do I get the impression that the "scared and intimidated" Flex he talks about in those days is another fake story. Anyone get what I'm saying, I know people who are so full of shit that when they say they were sexually abused as kids even that is a lie. Or you don't know if it's true or if they are working some angle to manipulate you. When he tells those stories about him being so scared he would get into a Karate stance about to let fists and feet fly at some normal guy who he thought wanted to fight him. His "crew" had to guard him from people so he wouldn't beat up people left and right, they would have to calm him down. You know, Flex grew up on the streets, he didn't know how to behave in civil society, he was really an overly kind and sensitive soul, he wasn't really cocky, he was just scared. All these stories just sound ridiculous to me, no matter the angle. Some Steven Seagal shit.
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I'm not a psychologist but why do I get the impression that the "scared and intimidated" Flex he talks about in those days is another fake story. Anyone get what I'm saying, I know people who are so full of shit that when they say they were sexually abused as kids even that is a lie. Or you don't know if it's true or if they are working some angle to manipulate you. When he tells those stories about him being so scared he would get into a Karate stance about to let fists and feet fly at some normal guy who he thought wanted to fight him. His "crew" had to guard him from people so he wouldn't beat up people left and right, they would have to calm him down. You know, Flex grew up on the streets, he didn't know how to behave in civil society, he was really an overly kind and sensitive soul, he wasn't really cocky, he was just scared. All these stories just sound ridiculous to me, no matter the angle. Some Steven Seagal shit.
We are all just "whistling in the dark"