I hope this kid turns out ok. When I got to the part about him giving his mom a black eye, I could just see him 30 years from now on death row with an IQ of 75.
“After Dr. Larson observed Liam, the boy’s pediatrician referred the toddler to the genetics clinic at Spectrum Health in Grand Rapids. Doctors there said Liam was well below average for height, weight and head circumference.”
So, this kid is basically going to look like Gimli from Lord of the rings when he grows up?
[quote]Majin wrote:
Fuck, I wouldn’t mind having that ‘rare condition’. Hey, Biotest Myostat comes to mind, thing got banned right…?[/quote]
Whoa,whoa,whoa. I missed that product completely. I just looked up. Myostat had “sulfated polysaccharides” in it, and these were supposed to be what blocked myostatin. and it supposedly increased hypertrophy by 50%. Too good to be true. logic would dictate that’s why it’s gone.
[quote]Tulkastaldo wrote:
“After Dr. Larson observed Liam, the boy’s pediatrician referred the toddler to the genetics clinic at Spectrum Health in Grand Rapids. Doctors there said Liam was well below average for height, weight and head circumference.”
So, this kid is basically going to look like Gimli from Lord of the rings when he grows up? [/quote]
Yeah, but all his friends will have black eyes and holes in their walls.
-dizzle
“With the first pick in the draft, the Arizona Cardinals select Liam H., the entire defensive line, Michigan State.”
It won’t last. True case. When I was born, 6 weeks early, the doctor did the traditional slap on the ass. I got pissed, turned around, bitch slapped him, leaned over, bit into the morphine drip, smacked the nurse on the ass and took a nap.
The best part, is that some day he may be a Wolverine. GO BLUE!
the myostatin studies are real. i read a thing that showed mice and cows who had the myostatin gene blocked and they produced 50% more muscle mass. They showed pictures of Ronnie if he would have had the genetics, he would weigh 400 and have like 35 inch arms or something lol
heres some pics