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Aries13 said:
it's widely known... just spreading the good word
Guess where the quote in my sig is from
{Me}
<--Bunnythen
{Bunny}
<-- Methen
......
it's widely known... just spreading the good word
Guess where the quote in my sig is from
{Me}
<--Bunnythen
{Bunny}
<-- Methen
......
Oh dayyum ... 
Aries: Anytime hun
GymRat: LMAO No PB & J's for you,
Sarge :
... Thanks for that link GREAT STUFF lol and yes I know I KNOW, I need the ... it's nice having someone to crack that on ya when you need some motivation the most... so thank you very much 
Happy training everyone
SgtSlaughter
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*Bunny* said:Oh dayyum ...
Sarge :
Always glad to be of service
gymratforlife
Banned
Lmao definetly no PB and Jelly now that I am on the Keto diet*Bunny* said:
Aries: Anytime hun
GymRat: LMAO No PB & J's for you,
Sarge :
Happy training everyone
alex2678
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There's a quote from Dorian Yates I always liked but can't seem to find. It's from "Blood and Guts".
Here's one from Arnold:
"The process of bodybuilding does not, in my estimation, stop with the body. Seeing tremendous growth and change in yourself can open new worlds for you. Plato wrote that man should strive for a balance between the mind and the body. There should be harmony between the two. Without a well conditioned body, Plato felt, the mind would certainly suffer. Having worked as a bodybuilder for most of my life, I believe I have been able to create that balance within myself. I know that building the body does make the mind reach out. Strength and confidence, plus a firsthand knowledge of the rewards of hard work and persistence, can help you attain a new and better life."
Here's one from Arnold:
"The process of bodybuilding does not, in my estimation, stop with the body. Seeing tremendous growth and change in yourself can open new worlds for you. Plato wrote that man should strive for a balance between the mind and the body. There should be harmony between the two. Without a well conditioned body, Plato felt, the mind would certainly suffer. Having worked as a bodybuilder for most of my life, I believe I have been able to create that balance within myself. I know that building the body does make the mind reach out. Strength and confidence, plus a firsthand knowledge of the rewards of hard work and persistence, can help you attain a new and better life."
