She’s probably bullshitting, but it is very possible for someone you have not heard of to be stronger than you. Quit being jealous.
[quote]Dexter Morgan wrote:
She’s probably bullshitting, but it is very possible for someone you have not heard of to be stronger than you. Quit being jealous.[/quote]
I have told people my deadlift and then they told other people its my bench…
The guy probably did a rack pull with 600 told her and she had no idea what to think.
Where did this bullshit come from? You obviously don’t know much either. I got 80 pounds on the OP and am bigger than most guys any place I go. Yet I have no problem whatsoever dating women. No woman has ever said she did not want to talk to me because I was too big. Am I just the exception to your rule?
[quote]euclid wrote:
I’m yet to find a girl (who isn’t butch herself) who is impressed by freakish physiques or by how much their guys can lift.
They can get competitive and boast about those stats to their girlfriends who date similar men but thats about it.
So if you think your boulder sized whatever is gonna impress the new chick, I doubt you know too much about women in general.
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Because sad to say, there are quite a few people who post on this site who know next to nothing.
[quote]Stuey wrote:
Tim Henriques wrote:
danger-kelly wrote:
Those shirts do not help at all. To imply that they artificially inflate a user’s poundages would be ridiculous. They serve merely to reassure the user that his arms won’t be torn from his sockets.
It’s sort of like a woobie or binky for small toddlers. They don’t need them, but they do provide some degree of comfort.
I assume this post is sarcastic in nature, correct?
How is this not obvious?
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[quote]n3wb wrote:
Dexter Morgan wrote:
She’s probably bullshitting, but it is very possible for someone you have not heard of to be stronger than you. Quit being jealous.
I have told people my deadlift and then they told other people its my bench…
The guy probably did a rack pull with 600 told her and she had no idea what to think.[/quote]
I believe you have solved the puzzle. Any time I try to tell my wife about a new accomplishment in the gym, her eyes glaze over and I feel like I’m talking to a mannequin.
[quote]danger-kelly wrote:
PF_88 wrote:
djrobins wrote:
600LB bench, with or without shirt makes abig difference.
Just curious, how much a difference do those shirts make?
Those shirts do not help at all. To imply that they artificially inflate a user’s poundages would be ridiculous. They serve merely to reassure the user that his arms won’t be torn from his sockets.
It’s sort of like a woobie or binky for small toddlers. They don’t need them, but they do provide some degree of comfort.[/quote]
Besides they don’t make them to fit bodybuilders, just powerlifters.
[quote]n3wb wrote:
Dexter Morgan wrote:
She’s probably bullshitting, but it is very possible for someone you have not heard of to be stronger than you. Quit being jealous.
I have told people my deadlift and then they told other people its my bench…
The guy probably did a rack pull with 600 told her and she had no idea what to think.[/quote]
My parents have done this too, now I don’t tell them what I lift. Back when I was benching 300 and deadlifting 400 they would tell people I could bench 400.
[quote]Zap Branigan wrote:
danger-kelly wrote:
PF_88 wrote:
djrobins wrote:
600LB bench, with or without shirt makes abig difference.
Just curious, how much a difference do those shirts make?
Those shirts do not help at all. To imply that they artificially inflate a user’s poundages would be ridiculous. They serve merely to reassure the user that his arms won’t be torn from his sockets.
It’s sort of like a woobie or binky for small toddlers. They don’t need them, but they do provide some degree of comfort.
Besides they don’t make them to fit bodybuilders, just powerlifters.[/quote]
I have no problem with people lifting with or without gear. It’s that people try to compare numbers among the different permutations of gear/no gear that drives me crazy.
you are all missing the point.
she is either trying to let you know she is not available
OR
she is letting you know she likes muscly guys
women can be cunning at times
good luck wherever this is going. either you end up dating this girl or you make a new friend and her bf sounds like he might have a lot in common with ya, and hey maybe she has friends too
[quote]danger-kelly wrote:
Zap Branigan wrote:
danger-kelly wrote:
PF_88 wrote:
djrobins wrote:
600LB bench, with or without shirt makes abig difference.
Just curious, how much a difference do those shirts make?
Those shirts do not help at all. To imply that they artificially inflate a user’s poundages would be ridiculous. They serve merely to reassure the user that his arms won’t be torn from his sockets.
It’s sort of like a woobie or binky for small toddlers. They don’t need them, but they do provide some degree of comfort.
Besides they don’t make them to fit bodybuilders, just powerlifters.
I have no problem with people lifting with or without gear. It’s that people try to compare numbers among the different permutations of gear/no gear that drives me crazy.
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People like to compare and argue about everything.
gear vs no gear
tastes great vs less filling
boxing vs wrestling
bodybuilder vs power lifter
coke vs pepsi
oral vs anal
If you take it seriously you will go crazy.
[quote]Magarhe wrote:
you are all missing the point.
she is either trying to let you know she is not available
OR
she is letting you know she likes muscly guys
women can be cunning at times
good luck wherever this is going. either you end up dating this girl or you make a new friend and her bf sounds like he might have a lot in common with ya, and hey maybe she has friends too
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Maybe she is looking for as threesome.
Ask her if he can do a cock push up.
Just hit her with your “boulder sized delts”, pull your ripped/shredded DICK out, and fuck her mouth…in front of the already scared customers.
JESUS!!!
It’s that fucking simple.
As we all know some people are freaky strong.My buddy billy put up 500+ at 23 years old.No record but still a 1/4 ton.