Chad Nicholls Fires Back - UNCENSORED

[JAGO]

J

[milone79]

Scumbag POS should be behind bars!!! He is a fuckstick like every "guru" in this industry nothing more than a drug pusher!!!!!!

[Matt]

A few points:

[1] It's Kevin Lev-Ro-Nee rhymes with baloney, not Kevin Le-Vrone rhymes with Stallone.  Mr. Lev-Ro-Nee.  
[2] It's Chris Core-Me-Eh, not Chris Core-Mir.  It's a French name.  I guess Chris and Daniel both had French slave-owning ancestors.
[3] It's "Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis", not "Focal Segmental Something".

I know this may seem minor, but it just leads me to believe that Chad may not be a detail-oriented person.  Whereas if you listen to Shawn Ray doing interviews, he is usually bang on about dates, contest placings, and names of competitors.  In fact, his memory for factoids probably exceeds mine, and that's not something I would say lightly.  I did build a 10,000+ page bodybuilding website between 2002 to 2012, and that's how I got to remember so many bodybuilding factoids.

I just think Shawn has the better memory, and based on his interviews, I think he's proven his memory.

Can we say the same for Chad?

I don't know...I'm siding with Shawn for now [I'm only 21 minutes in though].  I will say one thing - both Ronnie Coleman and Flex Wheeler spoke about Chad in glowing terms, so...that says something.

[Rambone]

A few points:

[1] It's Kevin Lev-Ro-Nee rhymes with baloney, not Kevin Le-Vrone rhymes with Stallone.  Mr. Lev-Ro-Nee.  
[2] It's Chris Core-Me-Eh, not Chris Core-Mir.  It's a French name.  I guess Chris and Daniel both had French slave-owning ancestors.
[3] It's "Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis", not "Focal Segmental Something".

I know this may seem minor, but it just leads me to believe that Chad may not be a detail-oriented person.  Whereas if you listen to Shawn Ray doing interviews, he is usually bang on about dates, contest placings, and names of competitors.  In fact, his memory for factoids probably exceeds mine, and that's not something I would say lightly.  I did build a 10,000+ page bodybuilding website between 2002 to 2012, and that's how I got to remember so many bodybuilding factoids.

I just like Shawn has the better memory, and based on his interviews, I think he's proven his memory.

Can we say the same for Chad?

I don't know...I'm siding with Shawn for now [I'm only 21 minutes in though].  I will say one thing - both Ronnie Coleman and Flex Wheeler spoke about Chad in glowing terms, so...that says something.

Noticed this as well. Lack of detail makes me trust someone less. That’s why I find listening to Palumbo absolute torture. Guy sounds like a total moron as he pretends to play dr. know-it-all. I want to know what was in teh Chad’s black fag bag drug bag fanny pack

#fishyslitcandles

[Matt]

Noticed this as well. Lack of detail makes me trust someone less. That’s why I find listening to Palumbo absolute torture. Guy sounds like a total moron as he pretends to play dr. know-it-all. I want to know what was in teh Chad’s black fag bag drug bag fanny pack

#fishyslitcandles

 

I should check to see if Gwyneth's website is still sold out. 

Dave...I find always downplays the seedier side of bodybuilding.  Honestly, we could have gotten away with that, probably up until 2005.  By 2005, we had already lost Sonny Schmidt at 50, and Don Youngblood at 51.  Interestingly enough, you could argue that those were the two oldest bodybuilders who competed in the "chemical era" of bodybuilding [let's call that 1992, when Dorian started winning his Sandows].

Although you could argue Lou Ferrigno was in that period too, although he only competed in a few shows during that era.  I think two Mr. Olympia contests, and one Master's Mr. Olympia contest, where Robby won, and Lou placed 2nd - the inaugural Master's, which was in 1994, I think.

I find our first hunches are generally correct, memory-wise.  I think that's actually the heuristic/rule of thumb for memory.

Although I could have sworn Chad's last name was spelled NICHOLS, and not NICHOLLS...so...human memory is definitely fallible.

That being said, I'm 38 minutes in now, and I'm still siding with Shawn on this...although it's ultimately a personal adult choice if someone wants to work with a guru that is prescribing a potentially dangerous drug cocktail.

I also wouldn't say that Nasser El Sonbaty's death can be attributed solely to Chad - he did stay 300-lb for the eight years since he retired from competition bodybuilding.  That wasn't Chad's fault.

[Rambone]

I should check to see if Gwyneth's website is still sold out. 

Dave...I find always downplays the seedier side of bodybuilding.  Honestly, we could have gotten away with that, probably up until 2005.  By 2005, we had already lost Sonny Schmidt at 50, and Don Youngblood at 51.  Interestingly enough, you could argue that those were the two oldest bodybuilders who competed in the "chemical era" of bodybuilding [let's call that 1992, when Dorian started winning his Sandows].

Although you could argue Lou Ferrigno was in that period too, although he only competed in a few shows during that era.  I think two Mr. Olympia contests, and one Master's Mr. Olympia contest, where Robby won, and Lou placed 2nd - the inaugural Master's, which was in 1994, I think.

I find our first hunches are generally correct, memory-wise.  I think that's actually the heuristic/rule of thumb for memory.

Although I could have sworn Chad's last name was spelled NICHOLS, and not NICHOLLS...so...human memory is definitely fallible.

That being said, I'm 38 minutes in now, and I'm still siding with Shawn on this...although it's ultimately a personal adult choice if someone wants to work with a guru that is prescribing a potentially dangerous drug cocktail.

I also wouldn't say that Nasser El Sonbaty's death can be attributed solely to Chad - he did stay 300-lb for the eight years since he retired from competition bodybuilding.  That wasn't Chad's fault.

I agree, Mr. Thunder Bay. 

[JAGO]

“It's Kevin Lev-Ro-Nee rhymes with baloney .. . “ ROFL - literally.

J

[Matt]

I agree, Mr. Thunder Bay. 

 

Sort of - Thunder Bay's Strongest Manlet from 2011 through to 2017, and if I start my heavy training this month, maybe again in 2020. 

THUNDER BAY MANLET MACHINE!!!
THUNDER BAY MANLET MACHINE!!!
THUNDER BAY MANLET MACHINE!!!

 

[Rambone]

Sort of - Thunder Bay's Strongest Manlet from 2011 through to 2017, and if I start my heavy training this month, maybe again in 2020. 

THUNDER BAY MANLET MACHINE!!!
THUNDER BAY MANLET MACHINE!!!
THUNDER BAY MANLET MACHINE!!!

 

I just subbed to your bodybuilding pro YouTube vids today. Bring that shit back, Matty

[Matt]

I just subbed to your bodybuilding pro YouTube vids today. Bring that shit back, Matty

Hey, thanks Rambone!!

You know...gosh, I do want to.  But I've been thinking I want to devote the second half of my life to something more noble than oiled men in thongs the sport of bodybuilding.

Don't get me wrong - bodybuilding is near and dear to my heart, and I quite enjoyed the years of going to expos and having my IFBB press pass.

I do miss it.  Funny enough - I stopped going in 2014, because the time away from my kids made me sad.  Bad timing, as my son entered junior kindergarten that year, and my little girl was in kindergarten.

I missed my son's first step because I was at the 2011 Arnold Classic, and I suppose that was in my head [as everyone on here knows, I overthink EVERYTHING], and I just didn't want to be away from my kids that much.  In hindsight, even though the timing of my quitting the expo scene was off - I have no regrets having spent so much time with my kids during the formative years of their lives.

But I also read not too long ago that Nick from Nick's Strength and Power makes $100,000 a year from YouTube ads alone...contrast that with ad revenues starting in late 2016 - they were down to a crawl!  Once "the powers that be" [globally] realized that YouTube caused Brexit in the UK, and then Trump's election in the USA, something had to be done.  Advertisers pulled out like crazy, and bodybuilding videos were automatically flagged because of association with steroids.

I barely talked about steroids - but simply covering pro bodybuilding meant an automatic red flag due to mere association!  Check out one of Nick's videos on the subject:

YouTube is now serving ads like crazy [maybe you've noticed - I'm getting multiple ads per video, on almost all videos].  Revenue is way up!

But do I want to dedicate to something that potentially doesn't generate me much income?

And if I do - do I want that subject of dedication to be bodybuilding?

So I've been thinking...I want to start a YouTube channel on missing and murdered/exploited children.  I have been a huge fan of Unsolved Mysteries [the originals, hosted by Robert Stack], and I think I'd like to devote the second half of my life to helping to solve cold cases.

This way, at least if the business model fails...I can know I'm dedicated to a noble cause.  Whereas if bodybuilding ad revenue flops again, it's a bit harder for me to say "Oh well - at least I covered bodybuilding news", and feel as good about it.

I'd be fine dedicating my life to trying to help solve unsolved child homicide cases, even if I make under minimum wage doing it.  I can live comfortably on my rental income [cost of living is CHEAP in Thunder Bay - cheap as hell].  And as much as I would like to a few thousand more monthly from YouTube, if I'm going to make nothing - I'd rather make nothing trying to help the families who have lost loved ones, than to make nothing covering bodybuilding.

I'm a bit conflicted on that right now!!

Like I said - I overthink everything.

I'm glad you paid attention to my YouTube work!  I was up to 185 million views last I checked...and it DOES have the potential to make money [especially with Patreon]...but I'm really starting to think I'd like to devote my resources to missing children.

It may be the project for the rest of my life. 

I'm grateful for the kind words, Rambone - honestly, kind words like that make it worth it.  If there is some way I could do both, I might do that.  Maybe six hours a day towards missing children, and two hours a day towards bodybuilding content.  You've got me thinking about this one! 

[joswift]

Like I said - I overtype everything.

fixed

[johnny1]

One word...reptile.

[The Scott]

Dude's a manlet pusher.  I suppose one could postulate that it's one thing to take drugs and another altogether to let them take over.  Schmoelent Greene.
 
His kind deserve to be extinct.  Lock 'em ALL up until they die and then incinerate their teensie-weensie shells.  Lazy liars.  "My athletes"...What a fucking maroon.

Fuck That Noise.

[Bevo]

A few points:

[1] It's Kevin Lev-Ro-Nee rhymes with baloney, not Kevin Le-Vrone rhymes with Stallone.  Mr. Lev-Ro-Nee.  
[2] It's Chris Core-Me-Eh, not Chris Core-Mir.  It's a French name.  I guess Chris and Daniel both had French slave-owning ancestors.
[3] It's "Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis", not "Focal Segmental Something".

I know this may seem minor, but it just leads me to believe that Chad may not be a detail-oriented person.  Whereas if you listen to Shawn Ray doing interviews, he is usually bang on about dates, contest placings, and names of competitors.  In fact, his memory for factoids probably exceeds mine, and that's not something I would say lightly.  I did build a 10,000+ page bodybuilding website between 2002 to 2012, and that's how I got to remember so many bodybuilding factoids.

I just think Shawn has the better memory, and based on his interviews, I think he's proven his memory.

Can we say the same for Chad?

I don't know...I'm siding with Shawn for now [I'm only 21 minutes in though].  I will say one thing - both Ronnie Coleman and Flex Wheeler spoke about Chad in glowing terms, so...that says something.

Actually the Italian way of pronunciation is a silent “nay” at the end, not “knee”

Just like Stallone would be “nay” as well

Not overly pronounced though, if that makes any sense



Both flex and Ronnie weren’t very smart, low IQ individuals that had good bbing genetics, that’s it, wouldn’t make good “gurus” or know anything about training. Shawn was and is much smarter

[Rambone]

Hey, thanks Rambone!!

You know...gosh, I do want to.  But I've been thinking I want to devote the second half of my life to something more noble than oiled men in thongs the sport of bodybuilding.

Don't get me wrong - bodybuilding is near and dear to my heart, and I quite enjoyed the years of going to expos and having my IFBB press pass.

I do miss it.  Funny enough - I stopped going in 2014, because the time away from my kids made me sad.  Bad timing, as my son entered junior kindergarten that year, and my little girl was in kindergarten.

I missed my son's first step because I was at the 2011 Arnold Classic, and I suppose that was in my head [as everyone on here knows, I overthink EVERYTHING], and I just didn't want to be away from my kids that much.  In hindsight, even though the timing of my quitting the expo scene was off - I have no regrets having spent so much time with my kids during the formative years of their lives.

But I also read not too long ago that Nick from Nick's Strength and Power makes $100,000 a year from YouTube ads alone...contrast that with ad revenues starting in late 2016 - they were down to a crawl!  Once "the powers that be" [globally] realized that YouTube caused Brexit in the UK, and then Trump's election in the USA, something had to be done.  Advertisers pulled out like crazy, and bodybuilding videos were automatically flagged because of association with steroids.

I barely talked about steroids - but simply covering pro bodybuilding meant an automatic red flag due to mere association!  Check out one of Nick's videos on the subject:

YouTube is now serving ads like crazy [maybe you've noticed - I'm getting multiple ads per video, on almost all videos].  Revenue is way up!

But do I want to dedicate to something that potentially doesn't generate me much income?

And if I do - do I want that subject of dedication to be bodybuilding?

So I've been thinking...I want to start a YouTube channel on missing and murdered/exploited children.  I have been a huge fan of Unsolved Mysteries [the originals, hosted by Robert Stack], and I think I'd like to devote the second half of my life to helping to solve cold cases.

This way, at least if the business model fails...I can know I'm dedicated to a noble cause.  Whereas if bodybuilding ad revenue flops again, it's a bit harder for me to say "Oh well - at least I covered bodybuilding news", and feel as good about it.

I'd be fine dedicating my life to trying to help solve unsolved child homicide cases, even if I make under minimum wage doing it.  I can live comfortably on my rental income [cost of living is CHEAP in Thunder Bay - cheap as hell].  And as much as I would like to a few thousand more monthly from YouTube, if I'm going to make nothing - I'd rather make nothing trying to help the families who have lost loved ones, than to make nothing covering bodybuilding.

I'm a bit conflicted on that right now!!

Like I said - I overthink everything.

I'm glad you paid attention to my YouTube work!  I was up to 185 million views last I checked...and it DOES have the potential to make money [especially with Patreon]...but I'm really starting to think I'd like to devote my resources to missing children.

It may be the project for the rest of my life.  

I'm grateful for the kind words, Rambone - honestly, kind words like that make it worth it.  If there is some way I could do both, I might do that.  Maybe six hours a day towards missing children, and two hours a day towards bodybuilding content.  You've got me thinking about this one!  

 

Sorry to hear about the family issues that come with working on the road, but it sounds like you learned a lot from it and might even appreciate your family time even more since you experienced how it feels to be away during important moments with your kids. Follow your passion and produce some Robert Stack-esque mystery solving including the trench coat in the dark, foggy alley. What a great show which at the same time slightly scared me as a kid. The theme music combined with Stack (who did a great job) are what nightmares are made of. Great show nonetheless! I could also see you do investigative journalism like John Stossel used to do. I watch a ton of his stuff because nowadays he takes a libertarian, fact-based approachp in a world dominated by sensationalistic journalism. Look up his stuff on YouTube. It’s great.

[Soul Crusher]

[anvil]

Chad Dickholes is that guy at the gym who sits on the couch near the front desk talking for hours to anyone who will listen, trying to sound smart and hardcore, maybe find a sucker to sell some shitty drugs to, then eventually goes home and beats off to a marathon session of porn.