When watching the Iron Man Series on bbing.com

[G o a t b o y]

Bodybuilding.com is too expensive and sells too much useless crap like Muscletech.  All these webcasts have to be paid for somehow.

Buy your shit from that hairy bastard Chris Mason:  http://www.atlargenutrition.com/

[Captain Equipoise]

Wow.. Chick's gotta cut back on the anadrol.... feisty feisty.

[LATS]

 the problem is that it just does not end and its corney as hell... very little training and the guys pushing the products is pretty insulting to think anyone buying into it.. but, i do appreciate the sponsors doing it.. i just fast forward through it and try and get to the good stuff..

[beazzcaine]

Didn't film him yet...I'm hoping to get him filmed for the ASC just after the I.M.

There you go Chick!  That's a good move....I'm tired of hearing about Centopani, Heath, Martinez, Wolf...blah..blah...blah!  I think we heard it all in MD and Flex these last 3 months of magazine articles!!  How much more coverage do they need that hasn't already been said?  I'm  not sayin' they ain't good bodybuilders, but enoughs enough!!

AD's, a bodybuilder that's always underestimated and misunderstood no matter how much he steps up to the plate!  I'd like to hear what he has to say.... 

[JOCKTHEGLIDE]

hahahhaa, oh brother, bb.com puts out a great series that is TOTALLY FREE TO WATCH and as usual you clowns have complaints about it, hahahha, they put the Olympia on a free webcast and you clowns still complained about it.

uhh..yeah just how society is in general you win 5 million dollars we complain we wanted 10 million not 5 million saying 5 million is not enough etc...its funny 

[webcake]

No pleasing some people

Who cares if they plug muscletech or whatever. They have a contract to uphold, its all part of the deal. These webcasts and video series are great i reckon.

[Tapeworm]

Exactly.  If a company wants to push its powders which do less than a steak and potato dinner to naive 20 somethings in an infomercialesque format then you should be grateful that they're marketing supplements which are too ineffective to sell themselves and require an assload of hoopla and endorsements from your favorite bodybuilding celebrities.

It's all part of the service they provide.