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I had an old girlfriend who tole me my forearm looked like a 'turkey leg' at the time I got pissed off, but looking at them I must admit they do.
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there are worse things than that to be sure ... post your arm so we can compare it that drum stick... Just kiddingOriginally posted by kazman68 View Post
awhile back I got my hair cut and the girl said
"you have really thick hair , like Brook Shields."
huh? was that a complement...?
Just going by your avatar pic, I assume you never had that problem Kaz.
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I have full head of thick hair myself, just a really big honking forehead and my hair was pulled back super tight in that picture.Originally posted by xdude View Postthere are worse things than that to be sure ... post your arm so we can compare it that drum stick... Just kidding
awhile back I got my hair cut and the girl said
"you have really thick hair , like Brook Shields."
huh? was that a complement...?
Just going by your avatar pic, I assume you never had that problem Kaz.sigpicComment
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no offense , bud. I think that a bald and bodybuilding go hand and hand. ( Phil Heath , Branch Warren, Charles Darren,tony freeman, Ron Coleman...and the list goes on and on)Originally posted by kazman68 View Post
There is nothing wrong with the Mr Clean look IMHO.Comment
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always thought you were bald....I had a co worker that did the opposite...he was always wear a baseball cap... took it off one day and no hair to be seen , I just started laughingOriginally posted by kazman68 View PostComment
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Actually my hair is shoulder length, although now days I definitely have some white mixed in )Originally posted by xdude View PostsigpicComment
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I have a big buddy back in Ohio who is bald and it looks good on him, but don't think it would work for me.Originally posted by xdude View PostsigpicComment
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SEMPER FI, DEATH BEFORE DISHONOR, STRENGTH AND HONOR, SOMETIMES THE FROST MAKES THE BLADE STICKComment
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Nothing wrong with that forearm whatsoever. Looks strong as shit to me.Comment
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Looks solid to me--not that there would ever be any doubt.
Funny how we can misinterpret a comment that's intended to be a compliment as a dig instead. Years ago (when I was at my biggest size) another mutual acquaintance of ours stopped by the house. Out of the blue he commented "Damn, you're getting thick!", which I replied "thick as in how?!?"--mistakenly assuming he was calling me a fatass lol. He clarified himself, but that was pretty awkward there for a moment.Comment
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I always preferred the terms; swole...jacked...cut...ripped...shredded, but when someone says "you're getting big or huge"... those you can take both ways. Huge as in mass or huge as in fatass?? lol“Iron sharpens iron; so a man sharpens the countenance of his brother.” (Proverbs 27:17) ...and borrowed from A LComment
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My wife accidentally did the WORST thing, guy she worked with had stopped working out and lost a lot of mass and she did it "You look smaller" I pulled here aside and quickly let her know...if you have a fragile ego that can be crushing.sigpicComment
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or when your 5 year old says your arms are smooth and need to be bumpy again along with your tummy is huge as he makes a big round circle with his arms.
SEMPER FI, DEATH BEFORE DISHONOR, STRENGTH AND HONOR, SOMETIMES THE FROST MAKES THE BLADE STICKComment
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Yes that too ^Originally posted by chesty View Postor when your 5 year old says your arms are smooth and need to be bumpy again along with your tummy is huge as he makes a big round circle with his arms.sigpicComment
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