I Will No Longer Post in This Forum

Bigger Stronger Leaner Competitive Bodybuilding
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[quote]Judged wrote:
You are baby shit soft. Go cry somewhere else. For someone that claims to be a bodybuilder your legs are embarassing.

Take care softy[/quote]

This is your 3rd post on T-Nation? You either made a new account just to flame someone, or you suck at life…well actually either way you suck at life.

I suggest YOU go somewhere else because you don’t deserve T-Nation.

DG works harder and has made more gains/achievments than 95% of the people here…have some respect and quit being an internet tough guy wannabee

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[quote]Judged wrote:
You are baby shit soft. Go cry somewhere else. For someone that claims to be a bodybuilder your legs are embarassing.

Take care softy[/quote]

3 posts and you talk about a member who has done as much as he has physically at his age?

I agree with DG, it sucks that people feel the need to jump into threads about bodybuilding only to act as controversy in a thread that didn’t need it. I don’t think this thread was necessary at all, but I can understand why he feels that way.

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[quote]Cephalic_Carnage wrote:
I for one know exactly what he’s talking about… Pay us a visit in BOI, the cell and the DC threads man.
[/quote]

Agreed.

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I think it’s time for a new cycle.

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[quote]Professor X wrote:
Judged wrote:
You are baby shit soft. Go cry somewhere else. For someone that claims to be a bodybuilder your legs are embarassing.

Take care softy

3 posts and you talk about a member who has done as much as he has physically at his age?

I agree with DG, it sucks that people feel the need to jump into threads about bodybuilding only to act as controversy in a thread that didn’t need it. I don’t think this thread was necessary at all, but I can understand why he feels that way.[/quote]

It’s the nature of the Internet.

Unfortunately, it allows every gutless, worthless cunt to insult anyone they want with no fear of repercussion.

Obviously, DG is in better shape and more of a bodybuilder that 95 % of the retards on this site. But that certainly doesn’t stop socially backward asswipes with no visible progress of their own from saying whatever they want…

That kind of behavior pretty much pegs you as the biggest fucking pussy ever, IMO.

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DG,
For all the things the public already perceives about bodybuilders, you sure are proving the “oversensitive” trait. Of course we can’t change the world, only our reactions to it.

Pick up your balls and get back in the game.
:wink:

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A real shame.

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“I shall fight no more forever,”. C.J.

D

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[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
DG,
For all the things the public already perceives about bodybuilders, you sure are proving the “oversensitive” trait. Of course we can’t change the world, only our reactions to it.

Pick up your balls and get back in the game.
;-)[/quote]

It’s not like he does anything other than not posting in the bb-forum anymore. I always tell myself to do the same, but end up posting anyway :wink:

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Eh, bodybuilders are nonfunctional pansies anyway, no big loss if one leaves.

j/k

If you leave, the terrorists win.

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Gerdy

Let me put it another way (if you’re still lurking here).

Your decision to leave is yours. Your reasons are your own. But consider the impact your decision has. Do you post here merely to fulfill a selfish need for attention? Or do you feel that what you post CONTRIBUTES to the greater good this forum provides? If it’s the latter, you need to check your ego at the door and return to continue your contribution (which contains valuable info), and keep up the good fight on behalf of bodybuilding.

I’m not begging, but I hope you reconsider.

Mark

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[quote]cheeta wrote:
This is an internet forum, people can post what they want where they want it…i guess thats the thing that involves you getting pissed off but thats also the beauty of it to some extent, when it comes down to it bodybuilding and beeing a bodybuilder is maybe not the same (what do i know im a powerlifter so i assume im not really allowed to post here anyways) but this forum is also named “Bodybuilding” not “Competative Bodybuilding”.

[/quote]
Word. Especially since it is so easy to just ignore the detractors.

People who are easily flusterd by words written on the internet aren’t usually even worth having a discussion with anyway.

No loss.

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[quote]LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:

Word. Especially since it is so easy to just ignore the detractors.

People who are easily flusterd by words written on the internet aren’t usually even worth having a discussion with anyway.

No loss.[/quote]

He at least had some experience, actual results at a young age and could make useful contributions.

The same can’t be said about you.

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[quote]Cephalic_Carnage wrote:
LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:

Word. Especially since it is so easy to just ignore the detractors.

People who are easily flusterd by words written on the internet aren’t usually even worth having a discussion with anyway.

No loss.

He at least had some experience, actual results at a young age and could make useful contributions.

The same can’t be said about you.
[/quote]

Exactly. It IS a loss when someone actually had something to contribute to the forum. It isn’t one when all you have to contribute is playing devil’s advocate in every thread just to stir up shit.

I will never understand why bodybuilding forums seem to attract so many people who don’t like bodybuilding. That has to be a phenomenon localized to this one activity.

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[quote]Cephalic_Carnage wrote:
LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:

Word. Especially since it is so easy to just ignore the detractors.

People who are easily flusterd by words written on the internet aren’t usually even worth having a discussion with anyway.

No loss.

He at least had some experience, actual results at a young age and could make useful contributions.

The same can’t be said about you.
[/quote]

But you see, the flaw in your logic is that there is no problem talking about the science of BB even though I don’t specifically BB. Weightlifting is weightlifting and it can all be applied in some way shape or form to other styles, etc. I have been doing this for nearly 25 years and I would have surely given up already had I not seen any results.

Apply the same logic you use to other subjects such as drug use, etc. Nothing would ever be known about these subjects if it was only to for the users to discuss. All knowledge has a logical basis that can be rationally explored. That is all I seek here.

These threads provide some useful information for us non-BBers and I would hope that none would attempt to shoo us away or speak ill of us who wish to participate in the discussion.

Frankly, I don’t care what anyone else might think about my opinions, etc. I am not going away.

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[quote]LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
Cephalic_Carnage wrote:
LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:

Word. Especially since it is so easy to just ignore the detractors.

People who are easily flusterd by words written on the internet aren’t usually even worth having a discussion with anyway.

No loss.

He at least had some experience, actual results at a young age and could make useful contributions.

The same can’t be said about you.

But you see, the flaw in your logic is that there is no problem talking about the science of BB even though I don’t specifically BB. Weightlifting is weightlifting and it can all be applied in some way shape or form to other styles, etc. I have been doing this for nearly 25 years and I would have surely given up already had I not seen any results.

Apply the same logic you use to other subjects such as drug use, etc. Nothing would ever be known about these subjects if it was only to for the users to discuss. All knowledge has a logical basis that can be rationally explored. That is all I seek here.

These threads provide some useful information for us non-BBers and I would hope that none would attempt to shoo us away or speak ill of us who wish to participate in the discussion.

Frankly, I don’t care what anyone else might think about my opinions, etc. I am not going away.[/quote]

If you didn’t care, you wouldn’t be responding.

Talk of theory does not trump experience and it never will. It is because of those who insist on acting as if experience matters least that so many people are confused.

Building 50+lbs of muscle is not just about following some basic premise of weightlifting. The level of consistency involved and desire to move up make those issues the most important.

No one needs someone like you in these threads.

You aren’t even very good at it.

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[quote]Professor X wrote:
I will never understand why bodybuilding forums seem to attract so many people who don’t like bodybuilding. That has to be a phenomenon localized to this one activity.[/quote]

What’s to understand, Doc?
Deep-set insecurities often manifest themselves in fear, denial, dismissal, and sometimes destruction.

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[quote]LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:

But you see, the flaw in your logic is that there is no problem talking about the science of BB even though I don’t specifically BB. Weightlifting is weightlifting and it can all be applied in some way shape or form to other styles, etc. I have been doing this for nearly 25 years and I would have surely given up already had I not seen any results. [/quote] I hope for your sake that your results are more impressive than I suspect. Also, “Weightlifting” = what U.S. citizens call “Olympic Lifting”.[quote]

Apply the same logic you use to other subjects such as drug use, etc. Nothing would ever be known about these subjects if it was only to for the users to discuss. All knowledge has a logical basis that can be rationally explored. That is all I seek here.[/quote]Then seek quietly or at least make useful contributions. [quote]

These threads provide some useful information for us non-BBers and I would hope that none would attempt to shoo us away or speak ill of us who wish to participate in the discussion. [/quote] Maybe then you should stop to annoy the fuck out of the actual bb’ers providing that information ? [quote]

Frankly, I don’t care what anyone else might think about my opinions, etc. I am not going away.[/quote] Yeah, same thing in real life.
Most of the time the wrong people die first and the assholes grow old.

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Man don’t let the bitches get to you DG. Like someone else said…there are still plenty of us in here that are serious about our physique goals and building a body worthy of being called a bodybuilders physique who can’t post in the T-cell. I know I for one definitely appreciate your contributions in here.

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[quote]Professor X wrote:
LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
Cephalic_Carnage wrote:
LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:

Word. Especially since it is so easy to just ignore the detractors.

People who are easily flusterd by words written on the internet aren’t usually even worth having a discussion with anyway.

No loss.

He at least had some experience, actual results at a young age and could make useful contributions.

The same can’t be said about you.

But you see, the flaw in your logic is that there is no problem talking about the science of BB even though I don’t specifically BB. Weightlifting is weightlifting and it can all be applied in some way shape or form to other styles, etc. I have been doing this for nearly 25 years and I would have surely given up already had I not seen any results.

Apply the same logic you use to other subjects such as drug use, etc. Nothing would ever be known about these subjects if it was only to for the users to discuss. All knowledge has a logical basis that can be rationally explored. That is all I seek here.

These threads provide some useful information for us non-BBers and I would hope that none would attempt to shoo us away or speak ill of us who wish to participate in the discussion.

Frankly, I don’t care what anyone else might think about my opinions, etc. I am not going away.

If you didn’t care, you wouldn’t be responding.[/quote]

I do not usually respond to purposefully disrespectful posts but I have no problem trying to clarify my ideas or reiterate. Whether you agree with me or not is not really under my control…therefore it is of no use for me to care. Is that clear enough.

Not quite true. Without theory there is no basis for action. A noob who enters the gym can flail in the squat rack all he wants but with out at least a simple theory to go on he cannot do anything more than flail away. The point of talking theory is that it gives the experimenter something to shoot for. This is the internet after all, and therefore no action even happens here – just theory.

[quote]
Building 50+lbs of muscle is not just about following some basic premise of weightlifting.[/quote]

So what!? I have never tried to argue that point and this is nothing more than a strawman.

Just for the record, I have never come in here and disrespected anyone for any reason nor have I purposely tried to bring down the level of discussion.

You are free to ignore me too.