C'mon ,can't we agree , drugged or natural, it's still BODYBUILDING

[Howard]

1. Drug free or enhanced, in the end, it is all the same basic thing...BODYBUILING.
2. Every bodybuilder lifts wts , tries to gain muscle size and/or lose fat at various times during their training.
3. Drugs allow for quicker, more dramatic gains.
4. Pick your path, be honest and enjoy the bodybuilding lifestyle.
5. Being a champion is rare and only a very rare few make it to the top tier.
6. Give a guy's BB claims the bennefit of the doubt unless you have objective evidence that clearly shows he is full of shit.
End of story    nuff said.

[supernick]

I agree

[Howard]

Cool! care to add or comment on anything from the list?

[Red Hook]

1. Drug free or enhanced, in the end, it is all the same basic thing...BODYBUILING.
2. Every bodybuilder lifts wts , tries to gain muscle size and/or lose fat at various times during their training.
3. Drugs allow for quicker, more dramatic gains.
4. Pick your path, be honest and enjoy the bodybuilding lifestyle.
5. Being a champion is rare and only a very rare few make it to the top tier.
6. Give a guy's BB claims the bennefit of the doubt unless you have objective evidence that clearly shows he is full of shit.
End of story    nuff said.

sounds to me like you walked in a local supplement store (GNC) and the young sales clerk said that you always buy the hardcore stuff behind the glass. Never mind that she could be your grand daughter but she made you feel like a new man and further validated you buying the NO mixed with Creatine hardcore stuff. Have fun on the dark side Howard. Perhaps she will be wife #6

[Howard]

sounds to me like you walked in a local supplement store (GNC) and the young sales clerk said that you always buy the hardcore stuff behind the glass. Never mind that she could be your grand daughter but she made you feel like a new man and further validated you buying the NO mixed with Creatine hardcore stuff. Have fun on the dark side Howard. Perhaps she will be wife #6

wtf? does that rambling diatribe have to do with drugged or natural BB.

[dyslexic]

It's Fat Nation or Concentration Camp victims.



Not the same.

[MONSTER_TRICEPS]

sounds to me like you walked in a local supplement store (GNC) and the young sales clerk said that you always buy the hardcore stuff behind the glass. Never mind that she could be your grand daughter but she made you feel like a new man and further validated you buying the NO mixed with Creatine hardcore stuff. Have fun on the dark side Howard. Perhaps she will be wife #6

You made me laugh, Thanks.

[BayGBM]

1. Drug free or enhanced, in the end, it is all the same basic thing...BODYBUILING.
2. Every bodybuilder lifts wts , tries to gain muscle size and/or lose fat at various times during their training.
3. Drugs allow for quicker, more dramatic gains.
4. Pick your path, be honest and enjoy the bodybuilding lifestyle.
5. Being a champion is rare and only a very rare few make it to the top tier.
6. Give a guy's BB claims the bennefit of the doubt unless you have objective evidence that clearly shows he is full of shit.
End of story    nuff said.

[Palpatine Q]

Howard reminds me of a guy that doesn't curse calling someone a "crapface" and thinking that he really "told him". he's just so banal

[Primemuscle]

The more I workout and the bigger I get, the more other folks look small and out of shape to me. Maybe it is human nature, but I compare myself with guys who are jacked and I work towards looking like them. The bigger I get the bigger the fellows I compare myself to. What is abnormal becomes the norm overtime.

A few years back, I weighed around 185-190 lbs. I was in good shape but not huge at all. I am 5'10 1/2" tall. I am also 66 years old. Since retiring, I hit the gym six days a week for about an hour or so of lifting and then about 30 minutes of cardio. Today, I weigh 217 lbs. My waist is still 34", but my arms are about an 1 1/2" larger than they were and my quads are a bit bigger too. My neck is bigger. What is weird is that I wear the same clothes and they aren't any tighter....well except my dress shirts no longer button up at the neck and they look like I stole them from some kid. LOL. Still, when I look in the mirror or when I compare myself to someone who I think looks good, I see myself as being small. Is this body dysmorphic disorder?

The point is that how we look is relative to the environment we create for ourselves. And sometime before I croak, I want to look like a fucking superhero! Time to go to the gym and exercise more than my fingers.

[FREAKgeek]

How does "a calorie is just a calorie" fit in?

[The_Iron_Disciple]

sounds to me like you walked in a local supplement store (GNC) and the young sales clerk said that you always buy the hardcore stuff behind the glass. Never mind that she could be your grand daughter but she made you feel like a new man and further validated you buying the NO mixed with Creatine hardcore stuff. Have fun on the dark side Howard. Perhaps she will be wife #6

LMAO !!! LMAO !!!!! God, I love GetBig !!!!!

[DK II]

1. Drug free or enhanced, in the end, it is all the same basic thing...BODYBUILING.
2. Every bodybuilder lifts wts , tries to gain muscle size and/or lose fat at various times during their training.
3. Drugs allow for quicker, more dramatic gains.
4. Pick your path, be honest and enjoy the bodybuilding lifestyle.
5. Being a champion is rare and only a very rare few make it to the top tier.
6. Give a guy's BB claims the bennefit of the doubt unless you have objective evidence that clearly shows he is full of shit.
End of story    nuff said.

STFU, "Howard".

[muscularny]

guy once said hes natural because all the drugs he takes are naturally occurring hormones

[TrueGrit]

1. Drug free or enhanced, in the end, it is all the same basic thing...BODYBUILING.
2. Every bodybuilder lifts wts , tries to gain muscle size and/or lose fat at various times during their training.
3. Drugs allow for quicker, more dramatic gains.
4. Pick your path, be honest and enjoy the bodybuilding lifestyle.
5. Being a champion is rare and only a very rare few make it to the top tier.
6. Give a guy's BB claims the bennefit of the doubt unless you have objective evidence that clearly shows he is full of shit.
End of story    nuff said.

This is the problem...

[Ex Coelis]

bodybuilding is the drugs

[Dr Dutch]

The more I workout and the bigger I get, the more other folks look small and out of shape to me. Maybe it is human nature, but I compare myself with guys who are jacked and I work towards looking like them. The bigger I get the bigger the fellows I compare myself to. What is abnormal becomes the norm overtime.

A few years back, I weighed around 185-190 lbs. I was in good shape but not huge at all. I am 5'10 1/2" tall. I am also 66 years old. Since retiring, I hit the gym six days a week for about an hour or so of lifting and then about 30 minutes of cardio. Today, I weigh 217 lbs. My waist is still 34", but my arms are about an 1 1/2" larger than they were and my quads are a bit bigger too. My neck is bigger. What is weird is that I wear the same clothes and they aren't any tighter....well except my dress shirts no longer button up at the neck and they look like I stole them from some kid. LOL. Still, when I look in the mirror or when I compare myself to someone who I think looks good, I see myself as being small. Is this body dysmorphic disorder?

The point is that how we look is relative to the environment we create for ourselves. And sometime before I croak, I want to look like a fucking superhero! Time to go to the gym and exercise more than my fingers.

[The True Adonis]

The more I workout and the bigger I get, the more other folks look small and out of shape to me. Maybe it is human nature, but I compare myself with guys who are jacked and I work towards looking like them. The bigger I get the bigger the fellows I compare myself to. What is abnormal becomes the norm overtime.

A few years back, I weighed around 185-190 lbs. I was in good shape but not huge at all. I am 5'10 1/2" tall. I am also 66 years old. Since retiring, I hit the gym six days a week for about an hour or so of lifting and then about 30 minutes of cardio. Today, I weigh 217 lbs. My waist is still 34", but my arms are about an 1 1/2" larger than they were and my quads are a bit bigger too. My neck is bigger. What is weird is that I wear the same clothes and they aren't any tighter....well except my dress shirts no longer button up at the neck and they look like I stole them from some kid. LOL. Still, when I look in the mirror or when I compare myself to someone who I think looks good, I see myself as being small. Is this body dysmorphic disorder?

The point is that how we look is relative to the environment we create for ourselves. And sometime before I croak, I want to look like a fucking superhero! Time to go to the gym and exercise more than my fingers.

   Oh Brother, "Primemuscle" you must be a beast. 

[Palpatine Q]

  Oh Brother, "Primemuscle" you must be a beast. 

He's old Adonis....you just kinda nod and let them have their pride

[The True Adonis]

He's old Adonis....you just kinda nod and let them have their pride

I guess you are correct.

[Palpatine Q]

I guess you are correct.

 

[BIG_STI]

1. Drug free or enhanced, in the end, it is all the same basic thing...BODYBUILING.
2. Every bodybuilder lifts wts , tries to gain muscle size and/or lose fat at various times during their training.
3. Drugs allow for quicker, more dramatic gains.
4. Pick your path, be honest and enjoy the bodybuilding lifestyle.
5. Being a champion is rare and only a very rare few make it to the top tier.
6. Give a guy's BB claims the bennefit of the doubt unless you have objective evidence that clearly shows he is full of shit.
End of story    nuff said.

STFU you fat pig

[Primemuscle]

He's old Adonis....you just kinda nod and let them have their pride

Not to worry, you'll be old someday too. Hopefully, you'll still keep hitting the weights, like me. While it isn't the "fountain of Youth" it does help one to be old, healthyand in shape as opposed to old, sick and out of shape.

[dyslexic]

Someone forgot the "genetic" equation, but I must also concur.


I am living proof.

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