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Primo57 Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 284) |
posted February 25, 2000 08:25 PM
  
I went out to eat at Applebee's with my girlfriend today, and I just can't believe how many absolutely disgusting people are walking around. There were so many out of shape people ordering stuff like chili cheese fries. Then on the other end of the spectra, you see these guys with bodies that looked like they have been immobilized for several months - complete atrophy - it made me want to pick them up and throw them across the bar. I really could not imagine not being involved in our sport - it is not a hobby, it is a true lifestyle. IP: Logged |
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phiend Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 254) |
posted February 25, 2000 08:33 PM
I understand what you are saying. It upsets me sometimes when I see a 1000lb. lady ordering 5 hamburgers for lunch. I just want to yell at her and tell her that she can't eat that shit if she is that fat. It really frustrates me, but then again I have a lot of sympathy for them and their gluttony. Some people are actually addicted to food (usually junk food) and they can't help it. IP: Logged |
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Primo57 Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 284) |
posted February 25, 2000 08:44 PM
Get off the board Phiend and get some Phi Alpha love. lol IP: Logged |
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massmonster2 Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 70) |
posted February 25, 2000 09:18 PM
You boys are absolutely right. although you forgot one thing, when the fat lady orders 5 hamburgers she also gets a Diet coke. Newflash lady, the extra little bit of sugar isn't gonna hurt you anymore than the 5 burgers. Stay big IP: Logged |
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