If you are talking to me, american with bizarre name, i do not want to enrage anybody. i think my point is valid and you did not debate it, just jump to the age and potential thing ive been hearing all my life. the problem is that i am as elitist as everybody else here
[quote]eremesu wrote:
if you are talking to me, american with bizarre name, i do not want to enrage anybody. i think my point is valid and you did not debate it, just jump to the age and potential thing ive been hearing all my life. the problem is that i am as elitist as everybody else here[/quote]
lol dude that was a compliment/piece of advice someone gave ME.
Ur gyno is angry
My personal best is “that doesn’t even smell human”
“That doesn’t even smell human”
I recently got asked “what can you bench, probably at least 100 kilos?” which is really funny considering the most I’ve ever benched was 45 kg and that left me in serious pain for a few days.
I stopped hearing any compliments on my physique since getting tendinitis in my knees and elbows in May (I can barely do any worthwhile exercise, so I’ve shrunk considerably).
On the upside, my wife’s girl friend told me my long hair was sexy a few days ago.
lol Hey, ya’ take whatcha can git!
Last year, after I found this site, I lost 35 pounds of fat rear end & put on some curvy muscle. The best compliment I received came from a man who hadn’t seen me in several months. When I entered the room he said, "Oh!..Oh! What?..You look great!..What happened to your ass?!..It…It used to be kind of big and now its…OH!..I’m sinning!..I’m sinning right now!
lol. too funny.
[quote]eremesu wrote:
If you are talking to me, american with bizarre name, i do not want to enrage anybody. i think my point is valid and you did not debate it, just jump to the age and potential thing ive been hearing all my life. the problem is that i am as elitist as everybody else here[/quote]
I had a similar thing happend to me like the thread starter.
A friend of the family at this reunion first mentioned i got bigger. Then i was joking and saying he could poke my bicep with a needle and it would burst.
It was funny at first, took it as a compliment then, but the drunker he got, the worse it was. Started telling people i was on something from my family, joking infront of everyone at the dinner table about it, about 50 ppl. When i look at it now i can see he was just jelous, but it sucked then 
Probably not the best compliment, but the closest to bb and lifting
I think the best complement I ever got was at the gym when I was deadlifting. A big guy (bigger than I was) walked up while I was in between sets and started messing around with my setup. I asked him what he was doing and he replied, �??I�??m trying to find the hidden wires.�?? Made me feel pretty good.
“You’re big like Michael Phelps.”
i was doing rack pulls the other day and this guy about twice my size walks by and says, “more man than me”. i said, RAAAAAAH
My mother who hadn’t seen me since December is visiting. We went to a supermarket to buy some food and on the way back home she says “Did you notice how all the girls working the checkouts were staring at you?”
Haha. That oughta keep her from worrying that I’m getting too fat. And yes, your mother can still worry about you when you’re 33…
[quote]Dedicated wrote:
…I then realized it was my alarm going off and I was late for work. Wait, does that count for compliments?
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LOL !!! Two thumbs up for you 
My mom says that I’m the handsomest young man in my school.
Seriously, however, I went to the pool this summer with my sisters and asked this hot chick for a light. Turns out, she’s my former high school classmate, the best looking chick of the entire generation of '00. Anyway, she proceeds to tell me that I’ve “made my phisique a perfection” and all sorts of good shit, you know.
We chat for a while, she says she’s single, later admits that she is, in fact, seeing someone, but flips it off like no big deal…
All the while I laugh like a little girl, and I manage to leave the premises without her number.
Which just goes to show you that all the muscles in the world can’t help if you’re a moron.
[quote]DSmolken wrote:
My mother who hadn’t seen me since December is visiting. We went to a supermarket to buy some food and on the way back home she says “Did you notice how all the girls working the checkouts were staring at you?”
Haha. That oughta keep her from worrying that I’m getting too fat. And yes, your mother can still worry about you when you’re 33…[/quote]
heres my question, why do all the girls have to stare when you arent looking? like wtf bitch show me your interested. men are simple folk.
On the physical:
Great teeth/smile/dimples/eyes/voice.
Non-aesthetic:
Charming, witty, compassionate.
I bet they wouldn’t have said the last if they had been my younger sibling…I was a tyrant when I was younger. Top of the food chain and stuff like that
[quote]DSmolken wrote:
My mother who hadn’t seen me since December is visiting. We went to a supermarket to buy some food and on the way back home she says “Did you notice how all the girls working the checkouts were staring at you?”
Haha. That oughta keep her from worrying that I’m getting too fat. And yes, your mother can still worry about you when you’re 33…[/quote]
This reminds me of my grandmother. She always makes comments about portion control, weight loss etc when we hang out. I hover around 8-12% body fat. I don’t argue with her because she is old but to her any bulk is fat. So anytime I catch wind my grandmother thinks I’m getting fatter, I take it as a compliment. It doesn’t get much more honest than family criticism, misdirected as it is.
I work as a bouncer on weekends. the bartenders are weak as hell. I’ll carry a keg outta the back for them and they’re all “holy shit!” or “dude you’re a fuckin’ tank!” I’m like “seriously? you don’t know what strong actually is then, cause I can’t even compete in my weight class”.
it still feels good though…