I lift for the feeling of superiority that it gives me. Knowing Im bigger and stronger than just about anyone alive. Knowing i’m the envy of every male living. [/quote]
Arent you like 5’8", are we talking about Willy Wonka Factory bigger and stronger or real world?[/quote]
[quote]roguevampire wrote:
Pity me? I have benched well over 500lbs, I can incline press 375 for 10 reps. I have a 58 inch chest. I have mile wide shoulders and bill goldberg traps. [/quote]
I lift for the feeling of superiority that it gives me. Knowing Im bigger and stronger than just about anyone alive. Knowing i’m the envy of every male living. [/quote]
Arent you like 5’8", are we talking about Willy Wonka Factory bigger and stronger or real world?[/quote]
B) Because there are some wimmenz that go all wide eyed and excited when you weigh twice as much as them and can form a coherent sentence.
C) Because I could not possibly kick everyone in the nuts who I think deserved it. Well, that was a lie, usually I fantasize about a two bladed battle axe.
[quote]roguevampire wrote:
I lift for the feeling of superiority that it gives me. Knowing Im bigger and stronger than just about anyone alive. Knowing i’m the envy of every male living. [/quote]
I started lifting to lose weight and improve my health and appearance 16 years ago. I was 310-315lbs of blubber. Now turning 50 next month and I’m 180lbs,9%bf,and in great health. I no longer have high blood sugar,high blood pressure and take no meds. Feel better than I did @ 25. Lifting is a pleasure to me now,I’m a hardcore endorphin junkie. Balances my brain chemistry,keeps me calm,focused.
While a normal average mortal man is what 5’8 or 5’9 and weighs what, 170-175lbs. [/quote]
So what does an immortal man at 5’8 weigh?
Serious question.
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What does an immortal man weigh? Too many variables…
Is this when he’s in the guise of a man or when he’s shapeshifted into a bat?[/quote]
It’s not a fair comparison anyway. How much would need to be added in to make up for no shadow or reflection?
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Thats a hard one. I think the shadow and reflection loss would = lower weight, but each year a Vampire lives he gains an immortal 25lbs of muscle to contribute to mile wide shoulders.