[quote]nik133 wrote:
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]nik133 wrote:
All I’m saying is that I don’t like his physique, that is just as much relevant as someone posting “Hurr Durr Kai is awesome!!LOL!!11.” I think that is the main problem with bodybuilding right now, …
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Gee, Bones already got you for everything else, but this statement is hilarious…because that is NOT all you are saying. You just made a post that pretends it has any fucking clue what anyone is using or how much. You are like a walking rumor mill, spreading bullshit as truth based on what you would like things to be like. You have Sylvio’s medical records? Your source for all of this “info” is some post on another message board by someone who is NOT one of the guys mentioned?
No, guys like you in general don’t make much progress. You are too busy faulting everyone bigger than you.[/quote]
Your stupidity is only surpassed by your ego. I visit many forums and I have not once seen anybody speak like you do, people might say you’re an asshole and a douchebag, but there very well might be something medically wrong with you (i.e aspergers).
As for my points, you’re saying it’s not fair for me to make assumptions, however the entire human existence is based on assumption, even at this very moment you ASSUME that the chair you sit on won’t break, there is nothing that says it won’t, you just assume. Likewise when somebody like Kai Greene adds 70-80 pounds of CONTEST WEIGHT in ONLY 3 YEARS, I can safely assume that he is on high doses. Dexter Jackson started in 1990 competing at around 140 pounds and he now competes at 220-225, his competition weight has fluctuated 80-85 pounds in 20 YEARS, not 3 20!!!
Addressing the point that they are so close that they are going to do whatever it takes to win, well then are you telling me that guys like Ed Nunn, Toney Freeman, Cedric Mcmillan, Shawn Ray, Arnold didn’t want to win bad enough since they clearly had/have awesome physiques but no gut?
LMAO at the food gut though, I have never once heard such a ridiculous claim, that can easily be settled if I just post a picture of Kai on stage with his gut hanging out.
I’m sure Kai worked hard for his gains (however there are many guys that work just as hard if not harder but have no where near his gains), but there is no denying that drugs had a huge hand in his quick rise to the top (coming from almost last at a pro show to winning the Arnold Classic in 3 years). His gut is out of control and all in all it sends a bad message (rush things and if you can’t win take more drugs).
At the end of the day my opinion won’t be popular and I’m sure all your nuthuggers will come and blast me for what an idiot I am. Bodybuilding needs to get back to the small waists and aesthetic bodies, this would help it be more mainstream= more money, more coverage, better for the fans. Yes bodybuilding is about size, but it’s also about the shape, symmetry, presentation, posing and many other aspects which are completely overlooked today. As for my progress if you insist I will post a picture.[/quote]
Wait, so your dumbass ruined this thread because of some personal vendetta against huge bodybuilders and me for some reason? Why wouldn’t you start your own thread if this was such a concern for you?
Kai competed naturally for a very long time. The first I heard of him was around 1998 when he appeared on American Muscle (the tv show) weighing over 225lbs as a natural competitor in contest shape at only 5’7"…which as most of us know is EXTREMELY rare. Kai has had better genetics than most from the very beginning…and considering how far he got while competing naturally, his progress is not so far fetched and all of the assumptions you have made are completely unsupported.
I would be very interested in your own physical progress at this point. My guess is, you look exactly like the kind of person who makes this such an issue 99% of the time.
LOL at nobody speaking like I do…as if your list of friends is filled with black bodybuilding dentists from Texas who actually look like they train hard. I would expect the people who actually act, speak or think “like me” are few and far between.