Theo Von is rumored (maybe confirmed?) to be in GTA6. As someone who grew up listening to talk radio, I find driving around the map listening for hours cathartic. With occasional police chase of course.
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No, not 225, this makes one a MAN-
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Sure, but if you bring up my wife or marriage in a negative context again - thatāll be the end of my forgiveness.
Yeah, me too 
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Fair.
For what it is worth, I get frustrated trying to share what I perceive as knowledge/wisdom with someone that I feel can benefit. I would not get angry if I didnāt care. It is a weird paradigm.
FWIW, I have a degree in Speech Communication, a teaching credential, an MA in English, an MFA if Creative Writing, and at 61 on Friday, still have student loan debt despite teaching in a public school system for thirty years.
I always think I am the smartest man in the room - which is surely a sign that I am in the wrong room.
Peace.
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Late to the party, but it is clear to me with all my years of experience that what truly makes a man is exactly equal to whatever I am currently able to lift. And anyone lifting more is probably very fat and/or on drugs.
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A 61 year old school teacher with college debt.
This might explain the toxicity type name calls.
Just a hunchā¦ā¦ā¦
Manhood=
Round Table Pizza, that is a blast from the past!
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A few. Its way easier to lift a lot relative to bodyweight when lean. The heavier a person, the less relative to their bodyweight they can lift. Look at those scrawny guys who can bust out 30 pullups. A strongman or powerlifter could manage a few maybe.
Remaining lean after 50 is impossible without Mike OāHearn 'special supplements '.
The Shwartz/Malone Formula for calculating Best Lifter in a Powerlifting meet pretty much makes that apparent.
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On this topic I feel we will have to agree to disagree.
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Or we can just agree as a collective that the statement is just false.
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āWeā are legion.
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6 ft 180 lb and I can throw up to 225, np
I donāt think lifters who are ripped are at a disadvantage. I have found that lifters who think that tend to be a little overweight and a little jealous. So instead of trying they just poo poo it away. āThat guyās not doing it right. Who cares how great he looks and how strong he is and how athletic he is and how much endurance he has; heās still not doing it rightā
Having competed in strongman ripped and non-ripped, my experience does not match your own.
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Undeniably true, look at this scrawny little dude busting out pull ups
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Granted that is a very impressive feat for a man his size. I donāt want to minimize his strength. Butā¦
That was far short of a pullup. He had the momentum to easily do a muscle up. With a little swing he could do a kip up with straight arms.
There was a guy at our gym who had played safety for UGA who could do 100 of those āpullups.ā And it was truly impressive to see.
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I agree 100%, it was just the first video that google threw at me when i searched for Konstantin Konstantinovs pull ups.