[quote]Padilla7921 wrote:
Lol, I am relaxed. I thought it was funny too, but I don’t want this happening all the time, just for one-time laughs. Kinda pointless, imo.[/quote]
Then you’ll be disappointed to learn that a task force has been organized in order to make this sort of thing happen ALL the time.
No offense to the guy who felt compelled to make a new profile just to pretend to reply, but the only funny moment was the OP calling Professor X an “a-hole” just for telling the truth. We live in a great country, one where it is frowned upon to do or say the right things. Carry on.
[quote]BF Bullpup wrote:
No offense to the guy who felt compelled to make a new profile just to pretend to reply, but the only funny moment was the OP calling Professor X an “a-hole” just for telling the truth. We live in a great country, one where it is frowned upon to do or say the right things. Carry on.[/quote]
And seriously, who the fuck actually verbalizes “a-hole?”
You don’t. You say the whole word.
If you’re already thinking it, you might just as well type the whole word out, for fuck’s sake. Using asterisks, or blanks, or ellipses to replace some of the letters doesn’t change your intent.
I don’t know what’s so hard to believe about a steroid user with great genetics and a total gym seeing gains like this. Either that or he’s an “I don’t wanna be huge” guy who had an accident with some weights and food.
There is no way that anyone actually believed that the photo was real.
Anyone who seriously thinks that the OP genuinely could not tell that the picture was photo-shopped is very gullible.
[quote]Regular Gonzalez wrote:
There is no way that anyone actually believed that the photo was real.
Anyone who seriously thinks that the OP genuinely could not tell that the picture was photo-shopped is very gullible.
[/quote]
I think you overestimate some posters. This is no more unbelievable than the guy who claimed JoJo Ntiforo was obese.
[quote]Regular Gonzalez wrote:
There is no way that anyone actually believed that the photo was real.
Anyone who seriously thinks that the OP genuinely could not tell that the picture was photo-shopped is very gullible.
[/quote]
So, you’re saying I’m gullible now?
Markus man what supplements are you taking, i saw this thing in GNC and i was wondering if it could help me break my 140lb plateau, My goal is too look like you for this upcoming beach season i do gym 3 times a week and then running how fast will i get huge?
PS how much can you bicepts curl?
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Regular Gonzalez wrote:
There is no way that anyone actually believed that the photo was real.
Anyone who seriously thinks that the OP genuinely could not tell that the picture was photo-shopped is very gullible.
I think you overestimate some posters. This is no more unbelievable than the guy who claimed JoJo Ntiforo was obese. [/quote]
Maybe you are right.
The OP’s claim is probably even more ridiculous than the guy that called JoJo fat though.
If the OP is actually genuine then he could seriously be considered clinically retarded.
[quote]Tiribulus wrote:
Regular Gonzalez wrote:
There is no way that anyone actually believed that the photo was real.
Anyone who seriously thinks that the OP genuinely could not tell that the picture was photo-shopped is very gullible.
So, you’re saying I’m gullible now?[/quote]
Nah
I was just speaking generally.
I didn’t even notice your post.
[quote]Regular Gonzalez wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Regular Gonzalez wrote:
There is no way that anyone actually believed that the photo was real.
Anyone who seriously thinks that the OP genuinely could not tell that the picture was photo-shopped is very gullible.
I think you overestimate some posters. This is no more unbelievable than the guy who claimed JoJo Ntiforo was obese.
Maybe you are right.
The OP’s claim is probably even more ridiculous than the guy that called JoJo fat though.
If the OP is actually genuine then he could seriously be considered clinically retarded.
[/quote]
This doesn’t surprise me. I doubt most of the posters here under 18 years of age have much knowledge of biology or anatomy. That is why that other idiot thought big muscles equal “obese”. He was unfamiliar with what the human body even looks like when taken to an extreme so he associated it with obesity because that was all he could relate “big” to.
These are the same types of people who will hang on some authors every word because they have no foundation of knowledge. They are waiting for someone to hand them everything.
Some kid who has taken no initiative to even look into bodybuilding before coming here has nothing to relate these images to. Therefore, they can’t tell the difference between a real Markus Rhul or a photoshopped one with massive 35" arms.
You can only blame that idiot though. No one had to tell me to do my research and no one led me by the hand.
The bad thing is, it will likely only get worse as we progress in technology. The moment we can simply download info directly to our brains without getting out of bed, we are all screwed as a species.
[quote]schultzie wrote:
Markus man what supplements are you taking, i saw this thing in GNC and i was wondering if it could help me break my 140lb plateau, My goal is too look like you for this upcoming beach season i do gym 3 times a week and then running how fast will i get huge?[/quote]
Take it. The secret is in the delivery system. Don’t eat it - you shoot it up. Your ass. With a rocket launcher.
Right now 405, but I’m working my way up to Padilla7921’s sense of righteousness. I’ve got a long way to go!
Ok, time for some crea-lines. That’s how ya’ gotta do that also.
[quote]Tiribulus wrote:
I don’t know what’s so hard to believe about a steroid user with great genetics and a total gym seeing gains like this. Either that or he’s an “I don’t wanna be huge” guy who had an accident with some weights and food.[/quote]
Priceless.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
The moment we can simply download info directly to our brains without getting out of bed, we are all screwed as a species.[/quote]
Learning beds…
/Go Team Venture!
[quote]Professor X wrote:
bushidobadboy wrote:
Hahaha priceless. I try not to take the piss out of people, but anyone who thinks this picture might be real and not tinkered with, has no idea of the anatomy of the human body.
I mean come on people. Obviously photoshopped, even without the actual inhuman proportions of the image.
And I don’t mean ‘inhuman’ as in overly muscled. I mean INHUMAN as in totally not possible.
Bushy
He believed it and called me an asshole for not believing anyone could fall for it. I have no hope for the future.
We are all going to die as soon as the first “emo” gets elected president.[/quote]
It will never happen Doc. Especially when he cries in a debate. But I do agree the higher % of this crap we deal with, the more frustrating life will be.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Regular Gonzalez wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Regular Gonzalez wrote:
There is no way that anyone actually believed that the photo was real.
Anyone who seriously thinks that the OP genuinely could not tell that the picture was photo-shopped is very gullible.
I think you overestimate some posters. This is no more unbelievable than the guy who claimed JoJo Ntiforo was obese.
Maybe you are right.
The OP’s claim is probably even more ridiculous than the guy that called JoJo fat though.
If the OP is actually genuine then he could seriously be considered clinically retarded.
This doesn’t surprise me. I doubt most of the posters here under 18 years of age have much knowledge of biology or anatomy. That is why that other idiot thought big muscles equal “obese”. He was unfamiliar with what the human body even looks like when taken to an extreme so he associated it with obesity because that was all he could relate “big” to.
These are the same types of people who will hang on some authors every word because they have no foundation of knowledge. They are waiting for someone to hand them everything.
Some kid who has taken no initiative to even look into bodybuilding before coming here has nothing to relate these images to. Therefore, they can’t tell the difference between a real Markus Rhul or a photoshopped one with massive 35" arms.
You can only blame that idiot though. No one had to tell me to do my research and no one led me by the hand.
The bad thing is, it will likely only get worse as we progress in technology. The moment we can simply download info directly to our brains without getting out of bed, we are all screwed as a species.[/quote]
True again. In a different thread you posted about how gyms have changed with more and more regular folk as opposed tot he serious.
I saw the same thing in the day. I’m 44 now, and if you lifted 25-30 years ago in gym the same fellows were there. And if you were young like me and showed some manners and respect, the bigger older, stronger guys didn’t mind showing you some stuff.
It was kind of like the apprentice, journeyman, master of trades system. People have to follow a progression and you can’t take shortcuts. Whether it be learning or lifting, you can’t take shortcuts, or you actually think a photoshopped pic that actually resembles a he man doll is real.
Hey… I know that guy
[quote]Markus Wolfkamp wrote:
Right now 405, but I’m working my way up to Padilla7921’s sense of righteousness. I’ve got a long way to go![/quote]
Maybe I was wrong about this profile. I’m laughing my ass off right now!
[quote]ericbyrnesjr wrote:
or dumbass acronyms for things that no one would actually say in real life, like “LOL”[/quote]
I have some bad news for you. The kids today do say things like ‘lol’ [not as an acronym, but as if it were a word] in real life.
Where are the wheels?