Author Topic: How many people enjoy seeing people have accidents at the gym  (Read 3785 times)

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Re: How many people enjoy seeing people have accidents at the gym
« Reply #25 on: February 08, 2018, 03:01:54 PM »
my post didnt require a response thanks...

I dont believe a word you say so its wasted text...

Nobody cares what you believe.

You're Autistic. Arguing with grown men on the internet.

Things in your life never go as planned cuz you don't have the social skills required to deal with other people, so when you see other people actually "doing shit", you can't figure out why it works for them and not for you.

I knew a guy just like you. Autistic and everything. 2 phd's.and owned his own house by age 26 or 27, yet was still a virgin. Wood talk to girls get their phone number and maybe show up at their work or stock them and meet them on their lunch break and have lunch at the table next to theirs and consider that "dating".

You're the creep the girls make fun of, because on the outside you appear like a regular grown man. However mentally, you're "challenged".... And creepy.

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Re: How many people enjoy seeing people have accidents at the gym
« Reply #26 on: February 08, 2018, 03:08:00 PM »
Nobody cares what you believe.

You're Autistic. Arguing with grown men on the internet.

Things in your life never go as planned cuz you don't have the social skills required to deal with other people, so when you see other people actually "doing shit", you can't figure out why it works for them and not for you.

I knew a guy just like you. Autistic and everything. 2 phd's.and owned his own house by age 26 or 27, yet was still a virgin. Wood talk to girls get their phone number and maybe show up at their work or stock them and meet them on their lunch break and have lunch at the table next to theirs and consider that "dating".

You're the creep the girls make fun of, because on the outside you appear like a regular grown man. However mentally, you're "challenged".... And creepy.

You are aware that its you thats arguing with me aren't you?

and yep, I agree with you there, you certainly are "doing shit" very shit indeed.

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Re: How many people enjoy seeing people have accidents at the gym
« Reply #27 on: February 08, 2018, 08:01:12 PM »
You are aware that its you thats arguing with me aren't you?

and yep, I agree with you there, you certainly are "doing shit" very shit indeed.

Wrong.

I post a comment, and here your punk add comes quoting me, claiming whatever I said isn't true and trolling.

The minute you see me following you from thread to thread you can say "You are aware that its you thats arguing with me aren't you?".

Goddamn you're an idiot. Fucking autistic dunce.

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Re: How many people enjoy seeing people have accidents at the gym
« Reply #28 on: February 09, 2018, 01:11:20 AM »
People tend to forget manipulating heavy weights can be extremly dangerous.
The classical stuff is the guy unloading his bar on one side only sending the bar flying.

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Re: How many people enjoy seeing people have accidents at the gym
« Reply #29 on: February 09, 2018, 03:00:52 AM »
People tend to forget manipulating heavy weights can be extremly dangerous.
The classical stuff is the guy unloading his bar on one side only sending the bar flying.

do you believe there is a so-called "breaking point" where if a load passes a certain point, say a 200 pound babell curl, that an injury will occur?

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Re: How many people enjoy seeing people have accidents at the gym
« Reply #30 on: February 14, 2018, 05:04:31 AM »
do you believe there is a so-called "breaking point" where if a load passes a certain point, say a 200 pound babell curl, that an injury will occur?

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I dont think its as simple as this. An injury doesnt appear just like this, its the result of slow wear and tear eventually escalating to a tear.