Hey, Matt, so much for your not being involved online, huh? You need a manager! I have to smile when I see you asking all these questions to the Flotsam. That really is no way to promote yourself. Confidence you need a la Goodrum. If you claim to be an expert in bodybuilding then you are. Join the millions of others who claim the same thing. It is nothing to be ashamed of.
Btw, that guy from your home town has a good build. If only you could get almost that big. Of course you would need a bigger size hat as well.
Ps, the unusual hair cut was good for getting attention. Don't apologize or explain.....sheesh. It is when the lads start Photoshopping you that you know you are accepted here. Beta male but still one of the lads.
Maybe so, but the haircut was a failure. It's not rocket science: I find haircuts always look better about a week or so after getting it. It was my barber's fault for leaving early and causing me to miss my appointment. That was not the style I was shooting for. Incidentally it looks much better now.
So I agree with getbig about the hair.
As for being an expert in bodybuilding, I'm not sure what would qualify one as being that but I do know quite a bit about the history of bodybuilding and I am familiar with the contest histories of most bodybuilders. I do think that if I wish to pursue covering the bodybuilding contests, I will be assigned shmoe status.
What bodybuilding shows are good to cover? Olympia, Arnold, what about the Ironman? I am interested in covering as many shows as possible, but only the ones that are worth covering. The only problem is that I don't have the time resources to get as much done as I want to.
