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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2009, 08:50:06 PM »
 Obviously the good ol' Block was there last night and let me tell you when I say teh gayness was STRONG last night.


  I walked out of that jipjoint like O'Bannion from 'Dazed & Confused' after he had the paint dumped on him by the skinny Freshamn fucks!


  It was a collection of homos, schmoes, faux hawks, mo hawks and turds in graphic t's. Somewhere in all of that you had a big bald dude with slick eyebrows holding a beer in a 4x solid black-t and in Air Force-1s totally disgusted at an industry he once loved.


 Political judging. Rigging. Fixed placings. Muscle worshippers. Deviants. Fanboys. You name it.


 I'll keep training and entering a show here and there but I think my days of hanging out at local shows are over.



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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #2 on: November 08, 2009, 09:10:58 PM »
Obviously the good ol' Block was there last night and let me tell you when I say teh gayness was STRONG last night.


  I walked out of that jipjoint like O'Bannion from 'Dazed & Confused' after he had the paint dumped on him by the skinny Freshamn fucks!


  It was a collection of homos, schmoes, faux hawks, mo hawks and turds in graphic t's. Somewhere in all of that you had a big bald dude with slick eyebrows holding a beer in a 4x solid black-t and in Air Force-1s totally disgusted at an industry he once loved.


 Political judging. Rigging. Fixed placings. Muscle worshippers. Deviants. Fanboys. You name it.


 I'll keep training and entering a show here and there but I think my days of hanging out at local shows are over.



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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #3 on: November 09, 2009, 06:58:23 PM »
Hey block. I was going to see the night show but changed my mind. Still recovering from continental show.

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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #4 on: November 09, 2009, 07:52:09 PM »
Hey block. I was going to see the night show but changed my mind. Still recovering from continental show.
You didn't miss anything. Want me to break it down for you? Here goes...


 You had several different category of people at the show.


 1. You had the fanboys. Those who stood in line to take a picture with Cutler striking a "Thumbs Up" and dishing out their cash to get a... "To (insert name of schmoe) Best of Luck! Jay Cutler. Mr. O" to have that same person tell his schmoe buddies... "Dooooood! He is like so cool. Dude! Dude! He's like a regular guy dude... he was like talkin' to me for like 20 minutes, dude. I shit you not! He's cool as hell, dude. "


 2. The schmoes. Guys who kind of sort of stand out. They are usually very overweight or underweight with a camera in their hands with a guilty look on their creepy faces.


 3. The phaggots. Dressed with a sport jacket and designer jeans. They walk with an effeminate style and wear heavy cologne. More than likely looking to score a new 'sponsor' or 'client' or they are their to see the fruits (no pun intended) of their money working for them on stage.


 4. The permabulker posers. These are the dudes who usually train at the hardcore gyms. On gear 12 months out of the year, never gets on stage with a  tomato-faced Cypionate look to them holding their breathe as they talk downing every competitor on stage declaring if they dieted down they would dwarf everyone on stage. Can be heard spitting out sentences such as... "Oh, man look at this dude, bro... he got no arms. Dude, I would destroy that guy. I know dude, next year (always next year) I'm gonna win this show..."


 5. The fashion victims: Dressed to the 9 in the traditional graphic styled button down shirts untucked into their tight Hollister jeans and dress shoes. Usually with a faux hawk. Often in a graphic-t or an Affliction shirt.


 6. The inner-scene ass kissers: The doey eyed high hoped fools who swear the shows aren't rigged and the placings aren't a result of political influence. Blind to the obvious these types walk around with permanent stains of shit on their noses.


 7. The jaded cynic. Singular. Blockhead. Standing back watching the big MIRAGE (no pun intended) of what a bodybuilding show is disgusted at the corruption, the fixed placings, the politics, and everything els mentioned above wondering why he even bothers with this bullshit anymore praying someone will put him out of his misery if he has to see another fake asshole with her tits hanging out or in an extra-medium graphic-t.



 Other than that, Colussus3, the show ran smoothly and the beer flowed nicely.




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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #5 on: November 09, 2009, 08:14:19 PM »
You didn't miss anything. Want me to break it down for you? Here goes...


 You had several different category of people at the show.


 1. You had the fanboys. Those who stood in line to take a picture with Cutler striking a "Thumbs Up" and dishing out their cash to get a... "To (insert name of schmoe) Best of Luck! Jay Cutler. Mr. O" to have that same person tell his schmoe buddies... "Dooooood! He is like so cool. Dude! Dude! He's like a regular guy dude... he was like talkin' to me for like 20 minutes, dude. I shit you not! He's cool as hell, dude. "


 2. The schmoes. Guys who kind of sort of stand out. They are usually very overweight or underweight with a camera in their hands with a guilty look on their creepy faces.


 3. The phaggots. Dressed with a sport jacket and designer jeans. They walk with an effeminate style and wear heavy cologne. More than likely looking to score a new 'sponsor' or 'client' or they are their to see the fruits (no pun intended) of their money working for them on stage.


 4. The permabulker posers. These are the dudes who usually train at the hardcore gyms. On gear 12 months out of the year, never gets on stage with a  tomato-faced Cypionate look to them holding their breathe as they talk downing every competitor on stage declaring if they dieted down they would dwarf everyone on stage. Can be heard spitting out sentences such as... "Oh, man look at this dude, bro... he got no arms. Dude, I would destroy that guy. I know dude, next year (always next year) I'm gonna win this show..."


5. The fashion victims: Dressed to the 9 in the traditional graphic styled button down shirts untucked into their tight Hollister jeans and dress shoes. Usually with a faux hawk. Often in a graphic-t or an Affliction shirt.


 6. The inner-scene ass kissers: The doey eyed high hoped fools who swear the shows aren't rigged and the placings aren't a result of political influence. Blind to the obvious these types walk around with permanent stains of shit on their noses.


 7. The jaded cynic. Singular. Blockhead. Standing back watching the big MIRAGE (no pun intended) of what a bodybuilding show is disgusted at the corruption, the fixed placings, the politics, and everything els mentioned above wondering why he even bothers with this bullshit anymore praying someone will put him out of his misery if he has to see another fake asshole with her tits hanging out or in an extra-medium graphic-t.



 Other than that, Colussus3, the show ran smoothly and the beer flowed nicely.




 - Block!
YUP. I know bodybuilding makes you feel good about yourself and wanna look your best but man, the way some people were dressed, might as well wear a dam suit and tie. Lol, those schmoes are the ones that i get a kick out of the most. I think i only saw 2 people with an "AFFLICTION" shirt.....

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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #6 on: November 09, 2009, 08:16:41 PM »
LOL Brilliant analysis Block!

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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #7 on: November 09, 2009, 08:19:56 PM »
why do these posers always make hand gestures to the ear to hear the crowd, levrone started that, fucking ego's. it seems jay grows in to a contest these days. i dont know man, pro bb needs to get more serious and classy with posing. something like mohamed makkaway, posing like that is good for the sport. and then the glitters, you need to seriosly stop going to these shows block.

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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #8 on: November 09, 2009, 08:24:59 PM »
You didn't miss anything. Want me to break it down for you? Here goes...


 You had several different category of people at the show.


1. You had the fanboys. Those who stood in line to take a picture with Cutler striking a "Thumbs Up" and dishing out their cash to get a... "To (insert name of schmoe) Best of Luck! Jay Cutler. Mr. O" to have that same person tell his schmoe buddies... "Dooooood! He is like so cool. Dude! Dude! He's like a regular guy dude... he was like talkin' to me for like 20 minutes, dude. I shit you not! He's cool as hell, dude. "


 2. The schmoes. Guys who kind of sort of stand out. They are usually very overweight or underweight with a camera in their hands with a guilty look on their creepy faces.


 3. The phaggots. Dressed with a sport jacket and designer jeans. They walk with an effeminate style and wear heavy cologne. More than likely looking to score a new 'sponsor' or 'client' or they are their to see the fruits (no pun intended) of their money working for them on stage.


 4. The permabulker posers. These are the dudes who usually train at the hardcore gyms. On gear 12 months out of the year, never gets on stage with a  tomato-faced Cypionate look to them holding their breathe as they talk downing every competitor on stage declaring if they dieted down they would dwarf everyone on stage. Can be heard spitting out sentences such as... "Oh, man look at this dude, bro... he got no arms. Dude, I would destroy that guy. I know dude, next year (always next year) I'm gonna win this show..."


 5. The fashion victims: Dressed to the 9 in the traditional graphic styled button down shirts untucked into their tight Hollister jeans and dress shoes. Usually with a faux hawk. Often in a graphic-t or an Affliction shirt.


 6. The inner-scene ass kissers: The doey eyed high hoped fools who swear the shows aren't rigged and the placings aren't a result of political influence. Blind to the obvious these types walk around with permanent stains of shit on their noses.


 7. The jaded cynic. Singular. Blockhead. Standing back watching the big MIRAGE (no pun intended) of what a bodybuilding show is disgusted at the corruption, the fixed placings, the politics, and everything els mentioned above wondering why he even bothers with this bullshit anymore praying someone will put him out of his misery if he has to see another fake asshole with her tits hanging out or in an extra-medium graphic-t.



 Other than that, Colussus3, the show ran smoothly and the beer flowed nicely.




 - Block!
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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #9 on: November 09, 2009, 08:40:56 PM »
why do these posers always make hand gestures to the ear to hear the crowd, levrone started that, fucking ego's. it seems jay grows in to a contest these days. i dont know man, pro bb needs to get more serious and classy with posing. something like mohamed makkaway, posing like that is good for the sport. and then the glitters, you need to seriosly stop going to these shows block.
...and I seriously think you are right.


 Outside of some people I know through the bodybuilding world who I consider friends and good decent human beings it hurts me to see how people buy into the one big FACADE, the whole big LIE that is the bodybuilding industry and/or a bodybuilding contest. All a big lie. All a big smokescreen. There is nothing legitimate about it. It isn't even a real contest. It's like rassilin' or the Ms. America pagent. It's a rigged political handjob (Not Hany, well...) . It's a big whorehouse of deciet and it attratcs the most sociopathic, egotistical douchebags that walk the Earth.

 For the 1st time of my life I felt ahsamed to be seen there or to be a part of it. Thank God I didn't pay for my tickets or then I'd really be pissed!



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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #10 on: November 09, 2009, 08:45:03 PM »
Man sounds like you had a terrible time homey....how was the turnout??
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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #11 on: November 09, 2009, 08:58:00 PM »
Man sounds like you had a terrible time homey....how was the turnout??
Good.


 I admit that the turnout was good. Lots of competitors from out of state and lots of competitors entirely. I haven't seen that particular show that jammed packed since it was held at Lane Tech Highschool back in the day.


 I drowned my sorrows with beer and at least this time I didn't "drunk dial you" (no homo)

 I weep for what this industry really is. I will always be a bodybuilder but I won't be a 'bodybuilding fan' anymore.



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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #12 on: November 09, 2009, 09:01:57 PM »
Good.


 I admit that the turnout was good. Lots of competitors from out of state and lots of competitors entirely. I haven't seen that particular show that jammed packed since it was held at Lane Tech Highschool back in the day.


 I drowned my sorrows with beer and at least this time I didn't "drunk dial you" (no homo)

 I weep for what this industry really is. I will always be a bodybuilder but I won't be a 'bodybuilding fan' anymore.



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Haha..on the drunk dial! How were the competitors? Middleweights in particular?
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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #13 on: November 09, 2009, 09:09:50 PM »
Haha..on the drunk dial! How were the competitors? Middleweights in particular?
Stacked! I will honestly say the show had very few slouches and scrubs.


 The middleweight class may had 13 or 14 competitors. I thought the Overall Win was fair - Ted Voight - who was previously showcased on Getbig recently. The Overall female bodybuilder was undisputed and the Figure Overall was undisputed.

 What I did enjoy was scoping out the most fierce pieces of pussy in the Chicagoland bodybuilding scene in attendence. Some of them gave me thoughts that would make Lee Priest blush. I almost wished I would have pulled a 'Ben Stiller' and cracked one off before walking in the building. Frank N Beans!


 One thing that irked me was the lack of IFBB PRO attendence from Chicago. Not that I give a fuck but it would have benefitted the scene as a whole. No Alicia Harris, No Emily Nicholson, No Liberatore, No Sergio Olivia, No Chaundra Tanji, No Sarah Dunlap or a Beth Horn.


 I used to always say a local show is a strong as the number of PROS who bother to attend.



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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #14 on: November 09, 2009, 09:12:36 PM »
Thanks...


  Funny story.  There was this one 350lb obese disgusting schmoe.About 50...balding, hairy wore a red t-shirt with food residue on it and Bob Chick style sweat pit stains and just a plain sack of shit. [/b][/size]He kept sweating Cutler and I mean sweating him like the hog that he is. Followed him all around and wouldn't step farther back than 10' from him. Wouldn't stop HOLLA-ing at him.


 During this time Cutler kept cool and paid him little attention.

 Then it was pointed out to me that he posts on MAYHEM as 'gregthebody' and is always harping about Cutler and what Cutler needs to do to get in better shape and how he trains like a pussy.


 Only in the bodybuilding industry, I swear!



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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #15 on: November 09, 2009, 09:20:23 PM »
Stacked! I will honestly say the show had very few slouches and scrubs.


 The middleweight class may had 13 or 14 competitors. I thought the Overall Win was fair - Ted Voight - who was previously showcased on Getbig recently. The Overall female bodybuilder was undisputed and the Figure Overall was undisputed.

 What I did enjoy was scoping out the most fierce pieces of pussy in the Chicagoland bodybuilding scene in attendence. Some of them gave me thoughts that would make Lee Priest blush. I almost wished I would have pulled a 'Ben Stiller' and cracked one off before walking in the building. Frank N Beans!


 One thing that irked me was the lack of IFBB PRO attendence from Chicago. Not that I give a fuck but it would have benefitted the scene as a whole. No Alicia Harris, No Emily Nicholson, No Liberatore, No Sergio Olivia, No Chaundra Tanji, No Sarah Dunlap or a Beth Horn.


 I used to always say a local show is a strong as the number of PROS who bother to attend.



 - Block!

Stacked..really..thats good, atleast theres some good comp coming up around these parts. Pleasant surprise to hear about all the fine ladies in attendance..looks like I missed out on that. Didn't Liberatore move, I thought I heard he doesn't live in the Chi anymore?
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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #16 on: November 09, 2009, 09:25:34 PM »
Stacked..really..thats good, atleast theres some good comp coming up around these parts. Pleasant surprise to hear about all the fine ladies in attendance..looks like I missed out on that. Didn't Liberatore move, I thought I heard he doesn't live in the Chi anymore?
He moved to Kentucky very recently. Had to do with personal reasons. Make no mistakes! Liberatore is still a true Original ChiTown Gangster!


  I'm actually GLAD you didn't show up, Go 4 It. You would have fucked every hot piece of shaven pussy there right in front of everybody leaving ugly bald pricks like me with their schlick in his hand... watching you. (no homo)


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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #17 on: November 09, 2009, 09:33:01 PM »
He moved to Kentucky very recently. Had to do with personal reasons. Make no mistakes! Liberatore is still a true Original ChiTown Gangster!


  I'm actually GLAD you didn't show up, Go 4 It. You would have fucked every hot piece of shaven pussy there right in front of everybody leaving ugly bald pricks like me with their schlick in his hand... watching you. (no homo)


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Thought I heard that about Mike L, never met him but he seems like a good dude, and always gotta root for a fellow Chitown guy plus he's Italian...

Definitely missed out, but on the brighter side I made some good coin on Saturday bartending a annaversiry party for a bunch of rich hippies, who were eating weed brownies and listening to The Stones and Greatful Dead, they were trying to get me high too lol...Haha...still never been to a bodybuilding comp yet, I think the first one I go to will be the one I compete in, plus I don't own a graphic tee as of yet, so I got some catching up to do, but after that it's on!!
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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #18 on: November 10, 2009, 11:44:23 AM »


 Notice there is more MEN screaming for Jay then BITCHEZ?


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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #19 on: November 10, 2009, 12:22:34 PM »
Funny story. There was this one 350lb obese disgusting schmoe. About 50...balding, hairy wore a red t-shirt with food residue on it and Bob Chick style sweat pit stains and just a plain sack of shit. He kept sweating Cutler and I mean sweating him like the hog that he is. Followed him all around and wouldn't step farther back than 10' from him. Wouldn't stop HOLLA-ing at him.

hahaahahahha




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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #20 on: November 10, 2009, 12:29:00 PM »

 BIG PROPS to Swede!


 You see? Block tells no lies!


 'gregthebody' on Mayhem.



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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #21 on: November 10, 2009, 12:32:15 PM »
BIG PROPS to Swede!


 You see? Block tells no lies!


 'gregthebody' on Mayhem.



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and he is actually talking to cutler while he is posing with fans, god damnit what a fucked up "sport"

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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #22 on: November 10, 2009, 12:44:32 PM »
disgusting arraignment of creatures
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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #23 on: November 10, 2009, 12:50:38 PM »
Haha! Good thread - Block is one of the funniest guys on here!  8)  ;D

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Re: Jay Cutler Guest Posing - 2009 Midwest Ironman in Chicago
« Reply #24 on: November 10, 2009, 05:41:06 PM »
brilliant analysis by Block