215 that’s IT !
[quote]PGA wrote:
harris447 wrote:
I don’t get it…grapes make you big?
Squats and grapes?
I don’t understand what anybody’s talking about anymore.
No, dont do grapes and squats. You’ll shit if you go ATG.[/quote]
But the reservatol from the grapes will cause you to live a long, testosterone filledlife.
[quote]SWR-1240 wrote:
If I were to get up to 200 at a low bf%, I would look very jacked, where as a 6’4" guy wouldn’t.
I’m going to shoot for around 185lbs with approximately 12ish% bf and I feel I will like that look while competing in powerlifting. Right now I’m 175 with about 10 more pounds of fat to lose before bulking again, so I figure I should reach my goal in about 1.5 to 2 years (10 pounds of fat loss, then 20 pounds of muscle gain).
I shouldn’t be puny by that time (besides my height that is), and I’d still be under 200 pounds.[/quote]
Midget.
I’m so big that the local council banned me from leaving the house because of damage to the roads and pavements (sideawalks). They even have Marine snipers lined up to shoot me if I attempt it. Just don’t knock it unless you know what its like to be buying concrete and tarmac with your savings and wages.
[quote]PGA wrote:
harris447 wrote:
I don’t get it…grapes make you big?
Squats and grapes?
I don’t understand what anybody’s talking about anymore.
No, dont do grapes and squats. You’ll shit if you go ATG.[/quote]
Ass To Grapes?
[quote]comedypedro wrote:
You sound like the stereotypical meat-head. So you can eat lots of food and lift heavy stuff, so what?
If people respect you for that then fine but their respect cant really be worth that much.
What do you actually contribute to the world?
Now someone who is over say 250 and lean, that gets some respect due to the time and dedication the person has put in.[/quote]
What does being 250 and lean contribute to the world?
[quote]CaliforniaLaw wrote:
You see… As a big guy, people move out of your way and give you respect that little guys don’t get. Unsurpringly, this turns women on.
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I guess my success with women was due to good spelling then, since I am otherwise worthless at under 200 lbs.
DB
[quote]jsbrook wrote:
But it’s as silly to say that every smaller guy wants to get really big and hasn’t been able to and has sour grapes as it is to say that there are no woman who appreciate bigger guys. [/quote]
That hasn’t stopped some of these idiots from writing just that. I am not sure how that can be believed to that degree as if women just turn their noses up at any guy over 220lbs. It does point to some insecurity because I don’t go out of my way to make some claim that women don’t want to fuck emo nerds. I am sure some women might just as I am sure that quite a few seem to like muscles on the guys they go out with.
[quote]Zap Branigan wrote:
Avoids Roids wrote:
CaliforniaLaw wrote:
Thus, every little guy says: “Those guys who are over 200 pounds are fatties, and they can’t get girls. Little guys like me are WHAT WOMEN WANT.”
Where in heck do you come up with that one? Brahahahahahahaha.
While this thread is stupid I suggest you go read the latest postings in TC’s 3rd Sex Atomic Dog.[/quote]
The sad thing is, no one is countering him on it.
[quote]Bullmoose wrote:
comedypedro wrote:
You sound like the stereotypical meat-head. So you can eat lots of food and lift heavy stuff, so what?
If people respect you for that then fine but their respect cant really be worth that much.
What do you actually contribute to the world?
Now someone who is over say 250 and lean, that gets some respect due to the time and dedication the person has put in.
What does being 250 and lean contribute to the world?
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What do most of the posters on this board “contribute to the world”? I mean, honestly, how many people here are making the world a better place due to you breathing in it?
The man in my lame avatar that hasn’t gotten approved yet weighs over 200 lbs!
(oops… wrong thread)
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Bullmoose wrote:
comedypedro wrote:
You sound like the stereotypical meat-head. So you can eat lots of food and lift heavy stuff, so what?
If people respect you for that then fine but their respect cant really be worth that much.
What do you actually contribute to the world?
Now someone who is over say 250 and lean, that gets some respect due to the time and dedication the person has put in.
What does being 250 and lean contribute to the world?
What do most of the posters on this board “contribute to the world”? I mean, honestly, how many people here are making the world a better place due to you breathing in it? [/quote]
That guy in your avatar still has that dry wall left on his head after being smacked with that slab of sheet rock …must have really hurt for him to be sreaming like that .
[quote]BarneyFife wrote:
Since when is 200 pounds the “marker” for a big guy. I am 205, and I don’t feel like I am some sort of omnipresent hulk.
I do notice that if I am walking on the same side of a sidewalk as someone who is walking towards me, they will scoot over.[/quote]
It’s not a “marker” in my book. I still think it’s small. But guys who can’t even reach that goal attack the number. Hence, why I used 200. I think a 6’ guy needs to be 220 lean before he’s what I consider “big.”
Still, life did seem to improve as I went from 163 to 200. Each ten pounds I saw a geometric improvement in how women and men dealt with me. It was nice.
[quote]GERRY.P.SHARMAN wrote:
That guy in your avatar still has that dry wall left on his head after being smacked with that slab of sheet rock …must have really hurt for him to be sreaming like that .
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It’s the second time today you post that lame attempt at a joke. I’d like to make it clear to you that it’s not clever or funny, so that you won’t look like more of an ass than you already do when you try it for a third time.
Anyway, everyone knows that the “X” is where you insert the high-pressure relief valve when you need to let out a bit of hot air from Prof X.
Don’t abuse it, though. Last time we used it, we lost New Orleans.
I remember back when I was 19. I was really struggling to get bigger. I weighed exactly 199lbs. I remember it so well because I was still a virgin and most girls I talked to ended up spitting in my face.
It was then I discovered creatine monohydrate. I read the directions and bought the “carrier” (ironically, it was grape juice) mixed it up and SWALLOWED (know what I mean, Cal-Law, wink, wink).
A mere day-and-a-half later I broke 200 lbs! The first time in my life I hit the magic 200!
I was so psyched I walked out my front door and got instantly attacked by our mail-woman. After I woke up from that, our next-door neighbor, a 68 y/o divorcee jumped me and yanked my drawers down for a BJ I can still feel to this day. And this is how it’s been ever since I broke the 200 lb barrier. Never ending sex. It’s almost a problem now as I am married and stuff.
Man life is good over 200!
[quote]CaliforniaLaw wrote:
BarneyFife wrote:
Since when is 200 pounds the “marker” for a big guy. I am 205, and I don’t feel like I am some sort of omnipresent hulk.
I do notice that if I am walking on the same side of a sidewalk as someone who is walking towards me, they will scoot over.
It’s not a “marker” in my book. I still think it’s small. But guys who can’t even reach that goal attack the number. Hence, why I used 200. I think a 6’ guy needs to be 220 lean before he’s what I consider “big.”
Still, life did seem to improve as I went from 163 to 200. Each ten pounds I saw a geometric improvement in how women and men dealt with me. It was nice.[/quote]
I think a guy of 6’ needs to be 250 lean before he’s big…but thats just me.
You can add 10lbs for each extra inch of height. Or subtract. So a guy of 5’ is gonna look pretty good at 130lbs and if you are 4’ then 10lbs of mass is awesome.
[quote]pookie wrote:
GERRY.P.SHARMAN wrote:
That guy in your avatar still has that dry wall left on his head after being smacked with that slab of sheet rock …must have really hurt for him to be sreaming like that .
It’s the second time today you post that lame attempt at a joke. I’d like to make it clear to you that it’s not clever or funny, so that you won’t look like more of an ass than you already do when you try it for a third time.
Anyway, everyone knows that the “X” is where you insert the high-pressure relief valve when you need to let out a bit of hot air from Prof X.
Don’t abuse it, though. Last time we used it, we lost New Orleans.
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Yeah ,and your last remark has me rolling over in stitches (LAME) . I bet you have ISHTAR on DVD as well .
[quote]Bullmoose wrote:
What does being 250 and lean contribute to the world?[/quote]
What does making posts on an Internet forum contribute to the world? I lift for superficial reasons. I like being bigger than average. It makes me feel good. I’m not a Zen Buddhist who is detached from this world. I make no apologies for that.
Maybe you life just so you can extend your life. If so, why? What makes your life worth extending, or even living?
You’d contributre more to the world if you quit lifting and spent all of your time researching a cure for cancer.
So please stoping wasting your valuable time on an Internet forum and get back under the microscope!
[quote]GERRY.P.SHARMAN wrote:
pookie wrote:
GERRY.P.SHARMAN wrote:
That guy in your avatar still has that dry wall left on his head after being smacked with that slab of sheet rock …must have really hurt for him to be sreaming like that .
It’s the second time today you post that lame attempt at a joke. I’d like to make it clear to you that it’s not clever or funny, so that you won’t look like more of an ass than you already do when you try it for a third time.
Anyway, everyone knows that the “X” is where you insert the high-pressure relief valve when you need to let out a bit of hot air from Prof X.
Don’t abuse it, though. Last time we used it, we lost New Orleans.
Yeah ,and your last remark has me rolling over in stitches (LAME) . I bet you have ISHTAR on DVD as well .
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That, too, was not funny.
An Ishtar reference?
You suck like a whore in a black hole.