I think the best part about this pic is that he is wearing flippers.
Bodybuilding is ridiculous
I grew out of all my ankle socks, gotta buy some more.
wait so theres people who are 57 that post on this site (or know how to use the internet?) wow. this probaly explains why i see so many stupid posts on here. this reminds me of when soulja boy said that ice-t was born when they drove wooden cars lmao.
[quote]ouroboro_s wrote:
Knee socks gay? Well come to think of it I do have a definate lesbian feel about myself when I’m sporting these bad boys.[/quote]
I think this calls for testing. On video.
You know, for science.
Oh look, another T-Man thread.
Some of my friends wear things that look REALLY gay in my opinion and I have no problem with that, because it’s their style and who am I to judge it? You are a little pussy if you refuse to sit next to a friend or family member because of his clothes. What’s next, will you cut your son out of your will if he votes for Obama?
[quote]SSC wrote:
And for fuck’s sake, can we drop the “T” thing already![/quote]
Real T men don’t drop the “T” thing!
[quote]Buddha Boy wrote:
Recently my GF bought me some ankle socks. I refused to wear them stating that I thought they looked a little gay (NTTIAWW That.)
Over the 4th I went with my future brother in law to see Indiana Jones… And he was wearing … Wait for it …
Yep, ankle socks.
Nope I didn’t open my big mouth but there was much discussion
in my house about how uncomfortable I felt during the movie and yeah I made sure there was an extra seat between us.
My GF says that because I am 57 I am a dinosaur and need to get with it in the year 2008 and get over being slightly homophobic.
So I lay it before you my T-Nation Brothers and Sisters and I will carefully consider your replies: Do Real T Men Wera Ankle Socks?
Regards,
B.B. [/quote]
REAL men wear ankle socks! Don’t be that guy who wears shorts with long socks pulled up! (unless you have stick calves you need ankle warmers and suspenders to hold them up)
Add me to the pro-ankle sock group. Tall socks should be reserved for the baseball diamond, basketball court (and only if you’re really good), and deadlifting.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
skaz05 wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Some people should be ordered to cover up from head to toe…and wear masks.[/quote]
They’re called Muslim women. 
Assuming Ronnie Coleman is a T-man… well, then I say a REAL T-man can wear whatever the fuck he wants.
im sending you a package of ankle socks.
they’ll go great with these
http://www.harley-davidson.com/media/images/productphotos/MC/98119_08VM_M_21f83.jpg
wear them to your next gay pride parade maybe?
And this is bumped why?
Since it is up, I used to wear socks that went about mid calf, (hey, it was late 80’s,) but as I got more into lifting, I found that the socks became restricting, and actually produced a hairless circle.
I was more worried about the possibility of the socks cutting off the circulation, so I overreacted, and switched to ankle socks.
I now wear higher, but below the calf socks.
And no I don’t give a fuck what people think about my socks. (They usually find my top hat and thong distracting anyway.)
wow OP got fucking owned.
[quote]Stuntman Mike wrote:
I think we need to get away from worrying what other ‘T-Men’ are doing, and start defining the term to fit you.
In other words, do what works for you, and don’t give a shit about what other people think.
And since when do socks make the man?[/quote]
I think foremost using the term T men or man is gay.
[quote]tom63 wrote:
I think foremost using the term T men or man is gay.
[/quote]
Then what are you doing here?
[quote]entheogens wrote:
Are we going to soon have people asking what a T-Man should wear to the Senior Prom?[/quote]
It was my class reunion…why you gotta hate ? Dnag…
[quote]The Mage wrote:
tom63 wrote:
I think foremost using the term T men or man is gay.
Then what are you doing here?[/quote]
For the articles, I always thought that the term T-Man was illy at best. So you’re a guy and you lift, big deal. I’ve know guys all my life and they didn’t need a label, they were guys.
They didn’t need TC to write articles so they could figure out out how to be a guy, or man, or grown up.
They just did their thing, assumed their responsibilities like normal people. They have the sense not to follow silly ass trends. They know how to sight in rifles, grill a steak, fix things. They don’t apologize for liking whiskey, beer or women.
They’re called grown ups with some balls and they never needed a website to somehow validate their existence.
[quote]tom63 wrote:
For the articles, I always thought that the term T-Man was illy at best. So you’re a guy and you lift, big deal. I’ve know guys all my life and they didn’t need a label, they were guys.
They didn’t need TC to write articles so they could figure out out how to be a guy, or man, or grown up.
They just did their thing, assumed their responsibilities like normal people. They have the sense not to follow silly ass trends. They know how to sight in rifles, grill a steak, fix things. They don’t apologize for liking whiskey, beer or women.
They’re called grown ups with some balls and they never needed a website to somehow validate their existence.
[/quote]
So instead of calling ourselves T-Men, we should call ourselves grown ups with balls?
Kind of rolls off the tongue, doesn’t it?
Everybody likes to classify things. Just from a psychological point of view, we like to label ourselves. Even though you were trying to say we do not need a label, you still made one. “Grown ups will balls.”
Yes this is just a website with articles, with the purpose of selling supplements, but this has been my home for a decade now. (I am the strange Uncle that lives in the basement.) The articles are good, and so are the supplements. (Some of the posters on the forums are dicks though.)
I admit it, I have drank the (sugar free) Kool-Aid, but really the definition fits. It is a philosophy I embrace. Although it is a little more then adults with nuts.
The only sad part is I actually just made a complete post about fucking semantics.