Its hard to imagine but reading all of the hate and jealousy these guys are getting is actually making me LIKE the guys from Jersey shore, LIKE them.
And i live in currently NY and have hence seen these type of idiots and fuckin cant stand their antics but i am quite honestly starting to like them and feel sorry for them based on all the shit i read.
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Ditto - seriously, so much hatred - all these Internet tough-guys claiming how they’re going to kick this guys ass - LMAO…too funny…
I live in NY and generally dislike guidos, but having watched a few episodes of this, these guys are really just out to have a good time. More drunk, obnoxious shitheads start with them than the other way around.
And yea - loads of criticism about this guys arms, yet lo and behold, when I attempt to see their clearly superior development, there are NO PICTURES!!
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This comes up often but nothing ever becomes of it.
I REALLY want to know…how many people on this fucking site actually LOOK like they lift weights regularly?
Is EVERYONE a beginner here?
if so, why the hell do they speak up so often to GIVE advice?
[quote]sam_sneed wrote:
No, he says I’m gonna work out the guns, abs and tan so I can get some bitches. And guess, what? It works.At least he sticks with his plan and reaches is goal as silly as it may sound to you. I don’t think many of the folks hating on here can do the same.[/quote]
Maybe because “getting some bitches” is not the pinnacle of everyone’s goal for lifting…nor their lives?? LOL.
I think a good portion on this site reach their goals…NO MATTER how different,insignificant, or small. But I like to think they get a better overall return from reaching their goals than JUST partying and “getting bitches.”
Ok just talking about this post only. I only watched one or two episodes but I have to say. I got a kick out of the guy. After I left Brooklyn for the military most of the guys 19-25 acted almost just like these guys when we came back from deployment. I could only imagine if we had a house with crew following us around with big MTV written on the side. We would pimp that for all its worth.
As for the guy. One of the episodes he made a statement “I’m in the gym a hour and half everyday working on my fitness” while your sitting wondering how I’m doing. I just laughed becuase he’s smug but hey why not its true to who he is or at least it seemed that way. He’s working on his fitness hahahahahahaha I love it man.
HR 1/2 WORKING ON MY FITNESS. AHAHHAHAHAHAHA OK OK. He works his arms alot the way most guys do when they first start out. Hell before I had a clue my arms were way bigger than my shoulders and my biceps had a Arnold pump while my triceps could not press 225. But hey its for the LADIES, COMMMME ONNNN. HIS goals are good for what he is doing.
[quote]kaeosali wrote:
First off the Situation is listed at 5’9" probably more like 5’8" his weight is more realisticaly 165 lbs and his arms are most like 15.5 inches maybe 16 with a pump.
2nd the math with arnold makes pleanty of sense. I don’t know how the guy got 300 lbs. Take a 6’2 180 lbs guy with 16 inch arms. Add 7 inches and and 7.5 lbs per inch and you get 232.5 his comp weight was 235
Yes they all juiced.[/quote]
do you seriously believe any of what you wrote above? i watched jersey shore, i thought it was hilarious. unless “the situation” was wearing platform shoes or they were running around having him stand on a box every time he was next to someone, he definitely is around 6’ tall. ever since the first episode i thought it was hilarious how big his arms were compared to the rest of his body, and how skinny his neck was. having said that, his arms were definitely above your ridiculous 15.5-16" claim. a 15.5" arm, even on someone that is 5’9" really doesnt even make a guy look like he trains, unless it is very, very lean. “the situation” was lean, but he wasnt shredded, and certainly his arms looked like he trained them, there was no one around him that wouldnt have been able to tell that he trained them. i would put them at 18-19" depending on his height.
i have definitely been 165lbs at 5’9" with 15.5" arms, and my arms looked nowhere near as big. at 5’9" ~195lbs, with 17" arms, “the situation” still has me beat. you do the math.
you clearly have no idea what you’re talking about.
and if you believe Arnold had 23" arms at 235lbs, you are also delusional.
in fact, ill add to my post about Arnold and his arms- the pic of Dave in this thread, he’s fucking huge, and definitely heavier than 235lbs, at 5’11". Call him up and ask if his arms are 23". answer: nope, smaller. (not that theyre small)
[quote]dez6485 wrote:
in fact, ill add to my post about Arnold and his arms- the pic of Dave in this thread, he’s fucking huge, and definitely heavier than 235lbs, at 5’11". Call him up and ask if his arms are 23". answer: nope, smaller. (not that theyre small)[/quote]
Now youre just ruining your credibility.
I have no idea what Arnolds arms measured. But to compare Arnold to Dave is retarded. Dave isn;'t in competition condition. Even by 1970’s competition condition standards. You are aware that the weight of competitive body builders fluctuates, right?
The point is neither you nor anyone else here has any idea how tall, heavy or how big Mike The situations arm are. What is known is they are disproportionally large likely because of genetics and because he wants them that way.
Maybe because “getting some bitches” is not the pinnacle of everyone’s goal for lifting…nor their lives?? LOL.
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You missed the point. I said he reached the goal he was trying to achieve. Getting big arms, staying thin, 6 pack and “getting bitches” when he goes out. I didn’t say that was the pinnacle of everyone’s goals for lifting. I’d assume the people on this site have physique goals beyond that. What I am questioning is how many people have accomplished their goals the way he has?
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I think a good portion on this site reach their goals…NO MATTER how different,insignificant, or small. [/quote]
Well if the physique goal is insignificant or small, then it’s a different matter. I’m assuming by the mindset of this site, people had bigger goals than the average guy who wants to get fit or toned. Maybe I’m wrong though.
Who are you to say they are getting an overall better return? That’s up to the individual to decide. If partying and getting bitches makes him happy, then what’s the problem?
The “Situation” is live here in Charlotte tonight? Would you like me to measure his biceps so we can put this all to rest???
Kidding, not going… I’m 34 engaged and have better things to do, but honestly loved the show in a train wreck sort of way. They all admitted to juicing on the show… indirectly but still admitted it. Who cares? I’d probably do the same if I were going to be on TV representing something similar.
And for the record I’m not King Kong… and am decently proportionate. 6’4" 230lbs 16.5" Biceps, if anyone really needs to they can see pics in my hub… Knock yourself out. My arms are slow to grow in proportion, as my back width takes off rather quickly.
[quote]dez6485 wrote:
the situation" was lean, but he wasnt shredded, and certainly his arms looked like he trained them, there was no one around him that wouldnt have been able to tell that he trained them. i would put them at 18-19" depending on his height.
i have definitely been 165lbs at 5’9" with 15.5" arms, and my arms looked nowhere near as big. at 5’9" ~195lbs, with 17" arms, “the situation” still has me beat. you do the math.
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I don’t believe he’s 6ft. I’d say 5’10 at the most. Anyway…
Have you been 5’9 l65 lean with 17" arms? At 195 you’d be alot thicker than he is on the show which detracts from the illusion of HUGE arms.
If you think they’re 19" at that leanness, I think you’re the one that doesn’t know what he’s talking about. A 19" arm that lean even at 6 ft tall is a very big arm. I can’t even think of more than a couple guys on this site that is as lean as The Situation that has 19" arms.
[quote]guel0013 wrote:
How do they stay so lean while drinking non-stop?[/quote]
They aren’t drinking “non stop” as a successful, functioning alcoholic id say they probably drink relatively small amounts and are able to get drunk quite easily.
[quote]guel0013 wrote:
How do they stay so lean while drinking non-stop?[/quote]
They aren’t drinking “non stop” as a successful, functioning alcoholic id say they probably drink relatively small amounts and are able to get drunk quite easily.[/quote]
HAHA, from the horses mouth!
And they drank martinis and cosmos no beer
[quote]guel0013 wrote:
How do they stay so lean while drinking non-stop?[/quote]
They aren’t drinking “non stop” as a successful, functioning alcoholic id say they probably drink relatively small amounts and are able to get drunk quite easily.[/quote]
I could be wrong, but if you’re an alcoholic and still have a low tolerance, I think you’re doing something wrong.
[quote]guel0013 wrote:
How do they stay so lean while drinking non-stop?[/quote]
They aren’t drinking “non stop” as a successful, functioning alcoholic id say they probably drink relatively small amounts and are able to get drunk quite easily.[/quote]
I could be wrong, but if you’re an alcoholic and still have a low tolerance, I think you’re doing something wrong.
Just sayin’.[/quote]
Thats my point, and 'im joking about being an actual Alcoholic
Yes his body is disproportioned. His arms are decent sized but not huge. I am assuming that he is on roids or has great genetics. That and steroids is definitely a very guido" thing and it was referenced to multiple times throughout the show. Watching the show everyone’s diet looked like sh** and to be honest the few gym clips they showed made it look like they were going through the motions instead of really pushing it hard. They did drink throughout the show but you couldn’t get a good idea of how much. Obviously a lot of alcohol is detrimental but Alan Aragon has an article showing the moderate amounts do not really have an effect and could possibly be beneficial to your physique goals.
Anyway not sure why so many people are getting so riled up about this guy. Either what this guy is on, his biceps, or his skinny neck don’t really affect my daily living so whatever.