[quote]ShortDave wrote:
That’s your actual name? You sound like a super-hero…[/quote]
Plus, my son’s name is Logan. Any X-Men/X-Factor fans here who remember the Morlocks saga and “Fall of the Mutants”?
Unfortunately, I can’t convince my wife to change her name to anything more interesting. I suppose I should be glad she let me name our son after a comic book character.
[quote]dvldog wrote:
My name is David. I am 6’ 250 bf 18%. I’ve been married for 13 yrs and have 2 boys 10 and 7 and a 6yr old princess.I am a former Marine who owns a fitness studio in KC.
That which doesn’t kill you only makes you stronger- unknown [/quote]
dvldog -
Where is your studio located?
DAMN SKIPPY, OF COURSE I REMEMBER THE MORLOCKS!!! I just didn’t want to refer to you as THAT Caliban… he was somewhat of a twit in my opinion. You should really try to get your wife to change her name to some superhero-ish name, like Lady Deathstrike, or Phoenix… or maybe one of the T&A comcis, Sara Pezzini… ahh good old witchblade… such a good story… well nice drawings anyways.
I would suggest sleep hypnosis to get your wife to change her name… it would be so worth it.
I AM A GEEK!!!
-Dave
supsaiyan: that quote is straight from Friedrich Nietsche, a philosopher noted for writing “Will to Power”, which is basically a book that says “to hell with you if you don’t like me, 'cause you’re all gonna die anyway.” Interesting guy.
Anyway, I’m Dave, and I live in lovely Tallahassee, Florida. I’m also divorced, two kids, age 32. I work at the hospital here as a medical laboratory tech, and I’ve been lifting seriously T-mag style for almost a year.
My bad. I guess that it was dvldog who didn’t know the author of his quote. Oh well.
Hey, I’m Jason, 25 years old, 6’1’', 205#, 15%bodyfat. I just moved from Muncie, Indiana (I miss it already, go Colts and go Ohio State!!!) to Portland, Oregon to get my Master’s of International Management, and plan on being a professor someday. Right now I work at the Federal Reserve Bank. I recently lived in Taiwan and Thailand for awhile too and it was great. I used to be super skinny, but now I’m pretty happy with my size and want to get freakishly strong so I can compete in strongman or powerlifting someday. My numbers are weak so I got a ways to go(squat 365, dead 405, bench 235, snatch 155, clean 205) I’ve been training for 7 years, reading t-mag for 5 and lovin it.