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The Rock on Larry King talking about AS.

damn bluto you must be a full blown wrestling fan .....lol its just talking jesus christ you having a titty attack...we all do it here we understand about the way society looks at juicers....and hes a rolemodel...calm down buddy we take everything back...lol :wodin:
 
RAMPAGE1 said:
if the rock has or had gyno dont you think he has enough money to get surgery so i think he doesnt ...and if uses gear what is he doing wrong becuase he looks pretty natural to me hes not that big...now the other guys hell yeah f@#$ steroids
more like gh..:spit:

The Rock had gyno a while back and has since had it removed. I know what gyno looks like- I've had a mild case of it since I was fourteen. The guy played D1 ball and now is a pro wrestler. Why would he NOT use juice?

haxedout- yep, he sure did.:)
 
He's right to lie

One reason I like the Rock is he seems very aware that he's a role model for young boys, and he takes that responsibility seriously. Lying in this case is perfectly appropriate. Telling the truth would encourage even more teenagers to do AS without knowing what the hell they're doing.

The growth-stunting issue aside, AS are serious drugs with serious dangers and side effects and teenagers are frankly not prudent or responsible enough to mess around with them. (I know I wasn't, at sixteen. Thank God I didn't have access at the time.)

I've seen the Rock around the gym quite a bit lately, and around Venice. He's slimmed down a lot for the movie cameras, but he still looks amazing -- even better in real life than on camera.

The man is unquestionably one of the most genetically gifted men I've ever seen. His skin, proportions, hair, etc. are so perfect he almost looks computer-generated.

And he seems like a good guy to boot. He was eating lunch at the table next to me recently and two young boys came over for an autograph. He was so gracious and nice to the kids, it was great to see that a professional "badass" can be such a nice guy with such a positive attitude.:fro:
 
RAMPAGE1 said:
[and if uses gear what is he doing wrong becuase he looks pretty natural to me hes not that big...

Rampage, you need to get your eyes examined. The Rock is a mountain of muscle spread out over his big frame. He's at least six foot four.

If you'd ever seen him up close in person, you'd eat your words. The man is huge, even now that he's shed some bulk.
 
Re: He's right to lie

Ercole said:
One reason I like the Rock is he seems very aware that he's a role model for young boys, and he takes that responsibility seriously. Lying in this case is perfectly appropriate. Telling the truth would encourage even more teenagers to do AS without knowing what the hell they're doing.

The growth-stunting issue aside, AS are serious drugs with serious dangers and side effects and teenagers are frankly not prudent or responsible enough to mess around with them. (I know I wasn't, at sixteen. Thank God I didn't have access at the time.)


I agree 100%.
 
RAMPAGE1 said:
damn bluto you must be a full blown wrestling fan .....lol its just talking jesus christ you having a titty attack...we all do it here we understand about the way society looks at juicers....and hes a rolemodel...calm down buddy we take everything back...lol :wodin:

Actually I don't watch wrestling at all anymore and I am not a huge Rock fan, so I am being totally objective. The statements made by others were just a microcosm for what we expect from people in the spotlight. I am a aspiring actor and I play a little football. I'd like to make a career out of both, so it just erks me the wrong way when I see all of these special expectations for celebrities who are just human beings like the rest of us. Obviously there are exceptions, like what R.Kelly has allegedly done, but, the Rock hasn't bothered anyone. I am not having a "titty attack". I am just voicing my opinion. Nothing wrong with that. You're right, he is a rolemodel to young impressionable kids. The kids who don't have the smarts yet to know that he actually juiced to get to where he is. So why tell them. let them learn when their old enough to make their own decisions anyway. Besides, parents should be their children's #1 rolemodel. When that is not the case, that's when you run into real problems. Don't be threatened because I am not cracking jokes about this. That is my right.
 
I'm not a big wrestling fan but I've seen the Rock on some late night shows and I think he's a great guy. He seems very down to earth, doesn't have a huge ego, and seems overall like a really nice person. I think he was right to lie about the AS usage because of the way it would have effected all his young fans if they knew. It is lying to a 4 year old kid to tell them there is a Santa Claus but if your nephew who is that young comes up to you and asks you are you going to tell him "Santa doesn't exist, your parents lied to you." Sometimes it is appropriate to lie to protect people, this was one of them.
 
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