Jay Cutler's update videos (2012-03-11 )

[ARNIE1947]

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[DroppingPlates]

You dig Disturbed, huh?

Spot on

[Tito24]

jay looks like a little bitch in these pics, can you imagine him without all the drugs.

[Fortress]

Spot on

Been a metalhead for well over 30 years and like everything from Judas Priest and Rush to Pagan's Mind and Decapitated, but I do really like Disturbed, despite getting bashed from all the "tr00bies" for it. Fuck 'em.

I own all the CDs and DVDs. Cool group.

[Fortress]

No Disturbed talk? 

[oliveiraugo]

he looks like shit

and his hair looks like shit.

/endthread

[Super Natural]

Hi, coward.

Yes, I called you bruh (douche name for a douche ... you!). Go cry to your mommy, wimp.

Not that your every post isn't infested with grammatical errors, spelling mistakes, etc., but here's one little lesson for ya for today ...

" ... thinking your teaching me shit."

It's "you're" (you are), not "your".

That's all for now, coward.

 

 

[Super Natural]

You know, after trashing you successfully now for, oh, about five pages, I have come to reconsider the way in which I handle you. After my laughs subside, I actually find myself feeling sympathy.

Besides being very modestly educated, you're quite the jealous individual (hence the "name dropper" nonsense, amongst other dead giveaways). Makes sense: You enjoy describing yourself as a bodybuilder, and I actually was one, setting foot onstage a few times in competition. To this point, I'd suggest you battle that built-in cowardice (it's a sign of your generation: young folks today under 20 have grown in a world where they can ultimately hide behind a screen and enjoy complete anonymity) and put pen to paper and enter a physique contest. It's very likely you don't have much muscle, but still, the experience will do you a world of good.

You and I have been going back and forth in this thread, with me embarrassing the daylights out of you, but in truth, your ignorance and ego have wasted a valuable opportunity. An opportunity to pick the brain of someone much smarter, more educated and with vast knowledge of an endeavour for which you claim interest.

Leaving behind for a moment your desperate attempt to deny to yourself that you've actually stumbled upon the real Robert Fortney, I am willing to help, if you can allow modesty to guide you towards increasing your knowledge of all things muscle and strength related.

For starters, visit www.ironradio.org and start downloading the episodes. Me and my co-hosts, Dr. Lonnie Lowery (a genius in the areas of exercise physiology and nutrition, and a decades-long competitive bodybuilder) and Phil Stevens (a record-holding strength athlete and gym owner), have much to share. We have almost three years' worth of episodes, so go nuts.

You're very welcome.

As well, feel free to PM me with any specific questions you might have. I know that first physique contest can be extremely nerve-racking.

I feel with age you will naturally tone down your non-earned ego. At this point you might begin to learn and gain experience. And who knows, perhaps one day, you, too, will have something of value to share with others, as I have been attempting to do with you.

There are some very knowledgeable folks here, but it is imperative you accept your own lack thereof to reap the benefits. As said, you have wasted a great opportunity where I am concerned. You say you come here for laughs and to learn something. However, concerning the latter, when a person who can teach you something comes into your radar, your defence system, built of ignorance, cowardice and flat-out youth idiocy, goes on full alert.

Thankfully I now see past the bluster of your youth and ignorance and will find it in myself to help in any way I can.

Be consistent with your workouts and listen to Iron Radio, and PM me with any specific questions you might have.

I'd also suggest strongly you return to formal schooling of some description (and take the messge board opportunity to work on your writing skills).

All the best,

Robert        

Thanks Robert for that link  .. will check out those interviews... Dr.L Lowery is a super knowlegable guy, I've read a bunch of his articles.

To the trolls here...

[DroppingPlates]

No Disturbed talk? 

Sorry bro, different time zones
In my previous gym, well it was rather a lifting club, I had the freedom to play my own Cd's in case no one was there, so 9/10 times I played my Disturbed collection or similar stuff. In several cases, the owner of the place, an old fart, who was more into Dire Straits like shit, went mad. While I was in Disturbed mode, he was in disgusted mode.  Good memories about that place.

[Fortress]

Sorry bro, different time zones
In my previous gym, well it was rather a lifting club, I had the freedom to play my own Cd's in case no one was there, so 9/10 times I played my Disturbed collection or similar stuff. In several cases, the owner of the place, an old fart, who was more into Dire Straits like shit, went mad. While I was in Disturbed mode, he was in disgusted mode.   Good memories about that place.

No problem.

Yeah, so many of the places at which I have trained play ridiculous music. As I say, I am a metalhead, but it's not like I expect only hard rock and metal. Anything with a friggin' pulse is more appropriate for the scene than are ballads by Adele and the like. There's a time and place for everything, and a gym is not the place for sappy ballads.

What is you favourite Disturbed album?

[Fortress]

Thanks Robert for that link  .. will check out those interviews... Dr.L Lowery is a super knowlegable guy, I've read a bunch of his articles.

To the trolls here...

I hope you enjoy it and find something of value. Lonnie is my best friend and him and I go back to the Peak Training Journal days. He genuinely is one of the industry's greatest minds. And this has very little to do with his 15 or so years of high eduction. The man is just a fantastic mind and a wonderful person.

Anyway, again, hope you dig Iron Radio.  

[DroppingPlates]

No problem.

Yeah, so many of the places at which I have trained play ridiculous music. As I say, I am a metalhead, but it's not like I expect only hard rock and metal. Anything with a friggin' pulse is more appropriate for the scene than are ballads by Adele and the like. There's a time and place for everything, and a gym is not the place for sappy ballads.

What is you favourite Disturbed album?

Gyms and their music could be a heatable new thread here In my current gym it's all gen nothingness/gay like music, so I love my earphones. Apart from that crap I listen to all kinds of music, for example, see/listen the great Parker's old skool thread on http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=330042.0 .

With so many great songs, its hard to choose my fave Disturbed album, but Ten Thousand Fists is def one of their best ones, even the terrible Genesis song "Land of confusion" kicks ass. Do you have a favorite one?

[Fortress]

Gyms and their music could be a heatable new thread here In my current gym it's all gen nothingness/gay like music, so I love my earphones. Apart from that crap I listen to all kinds of music, for example, see/listen the great Parker's old skool thread on http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=330042.0 .

With so many great songs, its hard to choose my fave Disturbed album, but Ten Thousand Fists is def one of their best ones, even the terrible Genesis song "Land of confusion" kicks ass. Do you have a favorite one?

Possibly Believe, but as you say, it's a tough call.

I always hated having an iPod or whatever hanging off me while I lift, but lately I have had to bite the bullet, as my gym's selection of tunes is HORRIFIC. Getting ready to squat five bills and one of Adele's tunes of misery and weakness comes over the speakers. Terrific.