posted January 26, 2000 10:37 PM            

The post from the HIV guy has inspired me to spit out a twisted rant for anyone who cares to read it.

EVERYTHING COUNTS ! This has been my personal but private mission statement for many years. It relates to everything in my daily life, from my business to my family and of course to my training. What I would like to relay to anyone that will listen is that everything that you do or don't do throughout life will have a positive or negative impact on you and those around you. I'm not going to tell you how to treat others, rather how to treat yourself. If you're fat, lazy and other wise out of shape, do something about it. There is no magic pill or solution that will do it for you. If you're small and weak, again, do something about it. Set a goal and plan a means to obtain that goal. Do you think Arnold achieved his 60 plus inch chest by sitting around, eating chips and smoking pot ? You can't expect to achieve anything in life without working hard for it. Somethings do come very easy, take them for granted and you'll loose them. Most of us have the absolute priviledge of being able to improve ourselves through our physical activities. I bet that there are alot of people out there that wished that they had half the physique as you or I. They're just too lazy to do anything about it. Yes I know lazy might not apply to every condition...but it's my rant. I get somewhat pissed off when I hear from people that would rather try and use a drug to better themselves instead of putting forth the effort to change their own lives. I fully support the notion that once you have made that superior effort and achieved that goal that you have every right to use any means necessary to further upon it. If that means the use of drugs, so be it. But spend a few months in the gym, make every excuse known to man about why you're still fat and ugly and beg me or another to 'hook you up'....I don't think so. Look at everything that you do, every day of your life. Change what needs to be changed and make your own life because no one else will do it for you.

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If the bar ain't bending, you're not lifting enough !

BPP

posted January 26, 2000 10:47 PM            

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posted January 26, 2000 10:56 PM            

Since my "awakening" I've become disgusted with what I see around me. Fatness, laziness, absoulte sloth. I can no longer understand how so many people can have their priorities so far out of whack. I have lost friends over this; I hate most of my family because of this.

Every time I hear the phrases "You look fine," "Be happy with yourself," or "Just one wont hurt" I thrash violently. I want to mame those who "Just don't have the time" or are "Missing the genes." Fuck 'em. Fuck 'em all.

posted January 26, 2000 11:30 PM         

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Cory

posted January 27, 2000 01:39 AM         

BIZ!

posted January 27, 2000 02:10 AM         

And hardball, those fat asses who lay on the ab board sweating, i've got lots of respect for them, at leat they're in the gym trying to do something about themselves, not sitting at home eating deep fried bacon sandwiches.

There's a guy at my gym, who i respect more than anyone else in the gym and he's a fat guy. This guy i really feel sorry for, he's got cellulite on his thighs, and some sort of medical condition. Now this guy every day is in the gym working like a dog, running and lifting weights, with everything he can. I've gotten to know him over the years, and he's got some medical condition, i forget what it's called, but i've tried to help him, gone over his routines and his diet and he's doing everything he can. but still he remains fat. Yet everyday, he's in the gym, working and working, i respect that, especially when you think that he doesn't see any serious results. Can you imagine working out for years and seeing nothing, i think i'd quit, but he's still there. And i respect that

E2

posted January 27, 2000 02:23 PM         

Ranger

posted January 27, 2000 03:37 PM         

madbomber 31, thankyou for that, i think that your right. i was fat and lazy before and all that shit, now i work very hard and am getting happier with the way i look every day but it took lots of work to get here. i dont like lazy people either, but i was once one and i must say that it took a lot of courage to walk into that gym for the first time and work out.

BPP your right though, there is no magic pill, there is only the desire, after the desire then all will follow.

posted January 27, 2000 04:42 PM            

The only thing lying between you and that Bar falling on your chest is your mind and the self determination to push back up.