[quote]TheBodyGuard wrote:
Wow, I must really hit a nerve with the backstreet boy comment. Seriously, the first image you need to remove.
Now, let’s explore your assertions very carefully. You say I’m “anonymous”. I just perused your profile again, and I find no mention of your “government name”. So, aren’t you similarly anonymous? That said, in certain circles, “the bodyguard” is my known handle and those that know, know exactly who I am.
Next, although I haven’t done it, I’d challenge you to “google” “flynn’s gym” and come up with a hit. It wasn’t a physical “gym” but a powerlifting team lead by a bridgeport ct cop with the last name flynn who by the way, I barely knew, but did compete along side them. It’s where I got my start in the sport with my then good friend Bino who started me in the sport.
Continuing, I played professional basketball overseas when I was younger and before I became involved in powerlifting. I was paid well. I never earned a dime “powerlifting” and never will. Only a struggling to gain his next 15lbs of muscle teenage kid would think that competing in powerlifting was “brag worthy”. I’m a strong guy, but I’m a pimple on the ass of powerlifting, still chasing an elite total, if it ever comes. Powerlifting is but a mere fraction of my life and certainly nothing for me to brag about. Are we clear?
Terry Grimwood now resides in a PA state prison because he allegedly murdered someone who was probably like your punk ass when he was young. You sound very much like a future victim to me - insecure, scowling, tring to belong. His late wife Tamara - one of the greatest female powerlifters of all time, passed away years ago. I shed tears with Terry at that funeral, held in a small room, with a Marine standing guard because Tamara served in the Corps. I know Dr. Ken and Ralph only casually. Competed at Iron Island maybe 4 times. Have the trophies to prove it. Watched Joey Almaldovar hit some impressive lifts @ 165 and watched Confessori blow up big benches. But again, we’re talking powerlifting lil man, not the fucking NFL. Try it sometime. It’s filled with men who know the weight either goes up or doesn’t. No petty bullshit like you and your friends are trying to engage in here. Guys helping each other with their suits - guys they are competing AGAINST. Cheering each other on. Something you know NOTHING about.
So explain to me baby Eistein, how is it that I’m “stealthing” around the internet and you’re not? Go to a gamedog forum (if you can gain entry) and ask who “the bodyguard” is - I’m quite far from anonymous. I must be your hero, since you think powerlifting is brag worthy. I’ve been here before you even knew about T-mag. Before you even lifted your first weight. Just because you pollute the board more recently, doesn’t mean you’re any less anonymous or any more accomplished. And you wouldn’t tell me shit to my face because I’d put my same aged high school son on your scrawny ass and he’d run a Roman Polanski on your scowling baseball cap wearing punk ass. In fact, you couldn’t even run from him, cause he’s too fast and would run you down, THEN beat you.
Now run along punk.
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Oh my. I truly admire the time and effort put into that. I’ve never had a sarcastic post responded to in the form a life story involving prison, baseball, funerals, butt sex and whatever else was included in there. That was pretty cool, I guess?
On a side note: Your son seems super duper awesome. So fast and so strong, always beating things up, eating lots of barbeque. He’s my new hero, you’ve been replaced.
Oh, another side note: I know that that first picture is a bit rediculous (I find it hilarious), but that’s what I looked like coming out of high school, before I started doing shit with the Marines, which is when I stopped being like 135-140 pounds. Yup, I really did weigh that little. Embarrassing? Nope, not at all. I didn’t eat a lot, lift, or do anything productive in high school. Why would this fact bother me now? And what does it have to do with aliens, which you’ve so successfully torn the conversation away from?
Anyways, everyone else: Who here has read about the theory where every atom has an infinite amount of alternates, so every person has an infinite amount of copies in an infinite amount of dimensions or universes? Or even the idea that we all have antimatter alternates. It would probably be impossible to enter such a place, but just to be able to know for a fact that it existed would be crazy.
