[quote]monkey_space wrote:
AimHigh wrote:
Not really, nobody I have seen at my school or college would be unimpressed by 15.5 inch arms. They would look huge compared to the majority of people. Also my arms are not really that long, they are developing quite nicely. 15.5 on your does indeed look shit, but ohpefully not on me. I am only at 14.75 now and I get compliments so lolz. Plus gurls don’t want people like prof x who only ever goes on about arms to make up for his small cock size.
No girl would want a guy that big, in fact it would probs be quite hard for them to find his cock under all that flab and muscle. ooooooo no he didn’t. I can already here the gay thoughts and comments now: oh no he curls for the gurls…o nooooo.
This post exudes brilliance.
Christopher
P.S. I personally know a young lady that happens to think Professor X is quite handsome. He know this because I have shared it with him and he appreciated it. I also happen to know many young ladies that find “large” men attractive. I am 6’6" and 270 and get compliments on my physique. My arms are not huge and my workouts are limited due to several injuries, but while most others are striving to become smaller, I am striving to become larger.[/quote]
[quote]AimHigh wrote:
SkyNett wrote:
AimHigh wrote:
Not really, nobody I have seen at my school or college would be unimpressed by 15.5 inch arms. They would look huge compared to the majority of people. Also my arms are not really that long, they are developing quite nicely. 15.5 on your does indeed look shit, but ohpefully not on me. I am only at 14.75 now and I get compliments so lolz. Plus gurls don’t want people like prof x who only ever goes on about arms to make up for his small cock size. No girl would want a guy that big, in fact it would probs be quite hard for them to find his cock under all that flab and muscle. ooooooo no he didn’t. I can already here the gay thoughts and comments now: oh no he curls for the gurls…o nooooo.
Hey big mouth - why don’t you go ahead and post some pics of your impressive arms - because it seems pretty obvious to everyone here that you’re just a shit-talking punk who’s failed to achieve anything in regards to actual bodybuilding.
I don’t want to be a bodybuilder lol. I’m happy with getting a physique that is good enough to get unlimited blows from bitches you would never be able to get.
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It’s funny that you think that anything over 15.5 inches is too big to get “bitches”. Chances are, if you’re lifting for “bitches”, you don’t have the game to get women in the first place.
It’s funny that you think that anything over 15.5 inches is too big to get “bitches”. Chances are, if you’re lifting for “bitches”, you don’t have the game to get women in the first place.[/quote]
Great point and great post …
It’s funny though, when I was a scrawny little kid coming out of high school (buck-40) I could pull girls with my personality. I started lifting because I wasn’t playing sports anymore and didn’t want to get fat. Then it evolved into wanting to be the biggest strongest motherfucker ALIVE. It’s a general goal, I broke it down. Let me get to the point of my post here: Pulling “bitches” has nothing to do with your physique and EVERYTHING to do with your personality. I’ve never flexed or taken my shirt off to pull a “bitch”, yet I’m quite successful in the lady dept.
Why just last night I gave my number to 3 smoking hot ladies. I haven’t gotten a call from any of them yet, but I called my phone company and they confirmed that there wasn’t anything wrong with my phone. So, I concluded all three of them are trying to call me at the same time and the line gets over-whelmed.
[quote]polo77j wrote:
Why just last night I gave my number to 3 smoking hot ladies. I haven’t gotten a call from any of them yet, but I called my phone company and they confirmed that there wasn’t anything wrong with my phone. So, I concluded all three of them are trying to call me at the same time and the line gets over-whelmed.[/quote]
Hahaha good shit.
P.S. OP has never kissed a girl and is talking shit, makes me laugh. He even admits it. He is lifting “to get bitches” because he can’t get any right now. He thinks this is his way to some poon, sad…And on top of that he plays soccer, he really isn’t getting laid anytime soon.
[quote]austin_bicep wrote:
Stength4life wrote:
acelement wrote:
SSC wrote:
Way to aim high.
that ranks #1 of your best 2389 posts.
what a fucking ironic question…
Can someone explain why this response was so goshdam funny?
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I really wish no one would’ve explained why it was so “goshdam funny” … I would like to go to sleep tonight thinking of him on his death bed telling his wife his one regret was never knowing why “Way to aim high.” was so goshdam funny.
At 5 11" you have to be at least 17" to look noticeable. Don’t worry about measures right now, arm measures can fluctuate with lows and highs on the same week. You won’t notice that in inches, but when I started I measured my arms in cms, and got pissed or cheated with the measuring tape when I noticed a negative fluctuation of 5milimeters.
A person doesn’t just leap from 14.5 to 18 inches. It’s perfectly fair to have an “initial goal” of gaining an inch. The OP never said he plans to STOP there.[/quote]
Agreed. Jim Wendler, after overhead pressing 300lbs for the first time, was asked ‘‘what’s your next goal?’’.
To which he answered ‘‘305’’.
There are no ‘‘small goals’’ the key is progression and setting new goals once you reach the ones you had.
Agreed. Jim Wendler, after overhead pressing 300lbs for the first time, was asked ‘‘what’s your next goal?’’.
To which he answered ‘‘305’’.
There are no ‘‘small goals’’ the key is progression and setting new goals once you reach the ones you had.[/quote]
It isn’t that, but the fact that it’s more reasonable to strive for a bigger weight on the next/a couple of sessions/x months from now than tape measuring your arm after each lifting session and registering 14" 4/6, 14" 5/6 and so on up to 15.5". Performance measuring over the time is a more liable tool for progress than tape measuring someone’s arms during close time periods.
[quote]Christian Thibaudeau wrote:
mr popular wrote:
You’re all idiots.
A person doesn’t just leap from 14.5 to 18 inches. It’s perfectly fair to have an “initial goal” of gaining an inch. The OP never said he plans to STOP there.
Agreed. Jim Wendler, after overhead pressing 300lbs for the first time, was asked ‘‘what’s your next goal?’’.
To which he answered ‘‘305’’.
There are no ‘‘small goals’’ the key is progression and setting new goals once you reach the ones you had.[/quote]
That weight goal makes a hell of a lot more sense than measuring your arms on a regular basis.
Your arms may even go DOWN in measurement based on too many factors (including hydration) making that unreliable outside of very LONG TERM measurements.
At the most, I would recommend people take measurements no more than once a year.
The rest of the time, the mirror, your body weight and your strength levels should be your guiding force.
