[quote]bushidobadboy wrote:
Haha, you should’a just said “What’s up Thibs” and just strolled on. That would have messed with his head.
Bushy[/quote]
Not really, I’m not a celebrity or anything, but I have add several peoples come up to me at random times in the past. Although with the humidity my mental faculties were diminished by something like 95% … I was down to sub-caveman level, so I might have answered ‘‘uggghhh… what?’’
[quote]kkeane wrote:
yeah i saw you all leave, then went into pee and something happened in the game and looked up at the tv screen in front of the bar. when i turned around, there you were, like two feet away from me, [/quote]
Were you the guy making a move on the lady with a black shirt at the bar?
[quote]Christian Thibaudeau wrote:
kkeane wrote:
yeah i saw you all leave, then went into pee and something happened in the game and looked up at the tv screen in front of the bar. when i turned around, there you were, like two feet away from me,
Were you the guy making a move on the lady with a black shirt at the bar?[/quote]
lol no… i was wearing a dark navy blue polo, i have a buzzed head and wear black glasses. when mrs buck and co. came inside the bar area to fetch you (i am assuming) i was watching the tv above the bar from a distance… you four walked past me and went inside the little “personnel only” place.
lol, I was thinking about going up to you and saying OH MY GOD ARE YOU VIN DIESEL?!?!? but i thought possibly the heat mixed with your reaction to that anyway might endanger my health 
[quote]Christian Thibaudeau wrote:
kkeane wrote:
holy shit! joe buck is one of your clients?
Yep, one of the funniest guy I know… the guy is a constant riot… probably the only person who can tell jokes and do impressions in the middle of a german volume training workout where the rest periods are replaced by some sled pulling!!![/quote]
ps thats amazing… joe buck does sled pulling! awesome! he is a home town hero here in STL.
Hey dudes dont mean to crash your thread but since your talking baseball, CT do you know Kirk Reeder former SF Giants pitcher? I heared he has this great “shed” in your neck of the woods, and I was wondering if youve been there?
[quote]kkeane wrote:
didn’t talk to him. i didn’t want to be awkward, plus he looked kinda uncomfortable (it was really hot) and he was with other people… a dude that was also pretty huge, and a lady that was very muscular. [/quote]
That lady (Alex) is a freak… she did a figure contest a while ago and she actually had to STOP weight training for 10 weeks during her prep, she gains muscle just looking at a weight!!!
[quote]Christian Thibaudeau wrote:
Limbic wrote:
What kind of shades were you wearing Thibs?
You mean sunglasses? Or how was I dressed? I had metalic orange oakley glasses and a white under armor loose t-shirt.[/quote]
Now metallic orange Oakleys are a style befitting you. Excellent choice.
[quote]kkeane wrote:
… you four walked past me and went inside the little “personnel only” place. [/quote]
Damn, Thibs has an entourage, making the big time!
[quote]red04 wrote:
kkeane wrote:
… you four walked past me and went inside the little “personnel only” place.
Damn, Thibs has an entourage, making the big time![/quote]
i know right lol, they were a pretty imposing trio. pretty sweet that Joe Buck is his client, he is pretty big time. He does baseball games on FSN all the time. I kinda thought that Thibs was doing something with the Cardinal’s players at the time.
[quote]kkeane wrote:
red04 wrote:
kkeane wrote:
I kinda thought that Thibs was doing something with the Cardinal’s players at the time. [/quote]
That would be sweet, especially if CT gets a hold of Pujols. He will turn him into a bigger beast then he already is!!!
[quote]tmoney1 wrote:
kkeane wrote:
red04 wrote:
kkeane wrote:
I kinda thought that Thibs was doing something with the Cardinal’s players at the time.
That would be sweet, especially if CT gets a hold of Pujols. He will turn him into a bigger beast then he already is!!![/quote]
Especially since Pujols really seems to have lost some size and power this year. He still is having a good year, but he is nowhere as dominant or as imposing as he was last year.
But getting into the baseball market is harder than getting a contract training the pope!
[quote]kkeane wrote:
. I kinda thought that Thibs was doing something with the Cardinal’s players at the time. [/quote]
Nah, if I did they would be winning way more games 
And they might have a healthy pitching staff!
[quote]Christian Thibaudeau wrote:
tmoney1 wrote:
kkeane wrote:
red04 wrote:
kkeane wrote:
Especially since Pujols really seems to have lost some size and power this year. He still is having a good year, but he is nowhere as dominant or as imposing as he was last year.
But getting into the baseball market is harder than getting a contract training the pope![/quote]
Yeah he’s not the same this year, but hopefully he can get it together and get the Cards to the playoffs (Cards are my favorite team).
I remember seeing a magazine (Muscle and Fitness, I believe) earlier this year with Pujols on the cover, and it had his detailed workout. I don’t remember the specifics, but I know he trains 6 days a week, and 7 or 8 different exercises each day, 6 sets per exercise. He doesn’t do squats, and uses leg presses instead, and can leg press 1100 pounds. He has been using the same trainer ever since he has been in the majors.
Apparently, a lot of trainers on internet forums and boards were ripping apart his trainer and his program, saying it was no good, and Albert should switch trainers and programs.
[quote]tmoney1 wrote:
Christian Thibaudeau wrote:
tmoney1 wrote:
kkeane wrote:
red04 wrote:
kkeane wrote:
Apparently, a lot of trainers on internet forums and boards were ripping apart his trainer and his program, saying it was no good, and Albert should switch trainers and programs.[/quote]
there you go thibs, call him up!!!
ps I LOL’d at the line about the contract with the pope. Imagining the pope doing sled pulls is a humorous thought.
[quote]kkeane wrote:
tmoney1 wrote:
Christian Thibaudeau wrote:
tmoney1 wrote:
kkeane wrote:
red04 wrote:
kkeane wrote:
ps I LOL’d at the line about the contract with the pope. Imagining the pope doing sled pulls is a humorous thought. [/quote]
Even if the pope doesn’t exercise, he is definitely qualified to do preacher curls.
[quote]tmoney1 wrote:
kkeane wrote:
tmoney1 wrote:
Christian Thibaudeau wrote:
tmoney1 wrote:
kkeane wrote:
red04 wrote:
kkeane wrote:
ps I LOL’d at the line about the contract with the pope. Imagining the pope doing sled pulls is a humorous thought.
Even if the pope doesn’t exercise, he is definitely qualified to do preacher curls.[/quote]
And the iron cross, if he did strongmen competitions. I do train Joyce Meyer who is a pretty popular preacher… not the pope, but still…
[quote]Christian Thibaudeau wrote:
BTW, thanks for not talking about the 6 burgers, 3 cookies, 3 ice cream bowls and fries that I ate [quote]
Hope you brought a fistful of digestive enzyme tabs with you to down before you ate that, Coach T!/;-D
[quote]Blacksnake wrote:
Hope you brought a fistful of digestive enzyme tabs with you to down before you ate that, Coach T!/;-D[/quote]
Oh no! When I eat that much junk I want a mental reminder never to do it again!!! 2 hours in the bathroom will do just that!
[quote]Christian Thibaudeau wrote:
Oh no! When I eat that much junk I want a mental reminder never to do it again!!! 2 hours in the bathroom will do just that![/quote]
Ouch!! (Sacre’ Bleu!)
[quote]Christian Thibaudeau wrote:
Blacksnake wrote:
Hope you brought a fistful of digestive enzyme tabs with you to down before you ate that, Coach T!/;-D
Oh no! When I eat that much junk I want a mental reminder never to do it again!!! 2 hours in the bathroom will do just that![/quote]
Gets me every time as well. So good… and FREE. How could you pass them up!!!