lol there’s a tiny little fella at my gym who thinks he’s huge. and he’s always asking me what i’m “studying” today… then he walks around doing push ups off everything. he probably weighs as much as one of my legs.
[quote]coolnatedawg wrote:
[quote]Loudog75 wrote:
[quote]ladieslove wrote:
[quote]Loudog75 wrote:
[quote]ladieslove wrote:
[quote]Loudog75 wrote:
Just stay out of the fucking squat rack on Mondays - seems simple enough to me.[/quote]
monday is when i need it![/quote]
If you look anything like your avi, you can have it anytime you want it.[/quote]
YES! … except my hair is darker now… [/quote]
NICE - T-Nation, I’ll fight any man that doesn’t let my newest fixation squat. Don’t start non won’t be non.
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I don’t like the way your eyeballin my girl…[/quote]
your girl?
points 12 gauge at coolnatedawg’s nuts
As stated before, not everyone wants to get huge and those people have the right to work just the same. And as for those who are not huge yet but want to; they are not gonna make it if they are intimidated and bullied by their ‘superiors’.
Being huge is seemingly suboptiml for most sports as well as health, even if it does not make the biggest difference like compared to a disease or syndrome and even if the gains in self-esteem and self-image help to make up. In other words, just because someone is not hyoge does not mean they are lazy or stupid about training.
Fuck, the OP and many other people themselves recognize that hardcore bodybuilding is alien to general population so perhaps it’s the bodybuilders that should accommodate the average people and not the other way around. Just something to think about.
But this isn’t about criticising people who are not bodybuilders. It’s about people with bad manners, using equipment selfishly.
[quote]Alffi wrote:
As stated before, not everyone wants to get huge and those people have the right to work just the same. And as for those who are not huge yet but want to; they are not gonna make it if they are intimidated and bullied by their ‘superiors’.
Being huge is seemingly suboptiml for most sports as well as health, even if it does not make the biggest difference like compared to a disease or syndrome and even if the gains in self-esteem and self-image help to make up. In other words, just because someone is not hyoge does not mean they are lazy or stupid about training.
Fuck, the OP and many other people themselves recognize that hardcore bodybuilding is alien to general population so perhaps it’s the bodybuilders that should accommodate the average people and not the other way around. Just something to think about.[/quote]
I think the reason so many of us come here and complain about people like that is we hate the idea of people deluding themselves.
If some guy goes into the gym and only does 20lb barbell curls and Smith machine bench with 135…he most likely thinks he’s working hard and getting himself huge.
I don’t like that!
People walking on the treadmill at 2.0 kph, which is like a funeral march thinking they’re getting in shape.
I don’t like that!
Yeah!
[quote]Alffi wrote:
As stated before, not everyone wants to get huge and those people have the right to work just the same. And as for those who are not huge yet but want to; they are not gonna make it if they are intimidated and bullied by their ‘superiors’.
Being huge is seemingly suboptiml for most sports as well as health, even if it does not make the biggest difference like compared to a disease or syndrome and even if the gains in self-esteem and self-image help to make up. In other words, just because someone is not hyoge does not mean they are lazy or stupid about training.
Fuck, the OP and many other people themselves recognize that hardcore bodybuilding is alien to general population so perhaps it’s the bodybuilders that should accommodate the average people and not the other way around. Just something to think about.[/quote]
Really, you’re the worst poster on T-Nation.
[quote]Alffi wrote:
As stated before, not everyone wants to get huge and those people have the right to work just the same. And as for those who are not huge yet but want to; they are not gonna make it if they are intimidated and bullied by their ‘superiors’.
Being huge is seemingly suboptiml for most sports as well as health, even if it does not make the biggest difference like compared to a disease or syndrome and even if the gains in self-esteem and self-image help to make up. In other words, just because someone is not hyoge does not mean they are lazy or stupid about training.
Fuck, the OP and many other people themselves recognize that hardcore bodybuilding is alien to general population so perhaps it’s the bodybuilders that should accommodate the average people and not the other way around. Just something to think about.[/quote]
Nobody is complaining about anybody who is making any bit of effort and has some manners.
[quote]EmilyQ wrote:
Yeah![/quote]
Maybe only the irish and uk based people will get this but it’s worth throwing up anyways…
[quote]Jereth127 wrote:
[quote]EmilyQ wrote:
Yeah![/quote]
Maybe only the irish and uk based people will get this but it’s worth throwing up anyways…[/quote]
LOL
those Protestants, up to no good as usual…
Father Ted owns.
[quote]Rational Gaze wrote:
Father Ted owns.[/quote]
i didnt think people in england would like it? lol
I love it, actually.
[quote]Rational Gaze wrote:
I love it, actually.[/quote]
coolness!
dude father ted is so depressing
[quote]Alffi wrote:
As stated before, not everyone wants to get huge and those people have the right to work just the same. And as for those who are not huge yet but want to; they are not gonna make it if they are intimidated and bullied by their ‘superiors’.
Being huge is seemingly suboptiml for most sports as well as health, even if it does not make the biggest difference like compared to a disease or syndrome and even if the gains in self-esteem and self-image help to make up. In other words, just because someone is not hyoge does not mean they are lazy or stupid about training.
Fuck, the OP and many other people themselves recognize that hardcore bodybuilding is alien to general population so perhaps it’s the bodybuilders that should accommodate the average people and not the other way around. Just something to think about.[/quote]
You should be banned from posting any further.
[quote]ladieslove wrote:
dude father ted is so depressing [/quote]
if you lived in ireland you would think its hilarious.
I think both of you are arseholes but for different reasons. He was clearly incompetent and needed to be firmly (but respectfully) told not to do what he did. If there’s one thing you do not do, it’s use foul language at other people when clearly they do not know they are doing wrong - it’s treating someone as a lesser being, a child if you like. He is a man, talk to him, don’t berate him.
There was one occasion when someone told me he had 30 sets left (not reps, sets). I spoke to him, respectfully but firmly explaining why that’s stupid as hell and he promptly left the machine.
Professor X, don’t complain if people say you’re undergoing roid rage.
[quote]ladieslove wrote:
dude father ted is so depressing [/quote]
Honestly, I think only the Irish and those who have lived here for a very long time can appreciate just how funny it really is.
If people across the world could appreciate it the way we do, it would certainly be up there with the funniest tv shows of all time