Hey Platestacker.....

[UndercoverPunk 5,000+ posts]

Didn't read it, or I would have.

 

[iceteebone 5,000+ posts]

Didn't read it, or I would have.

in the "ghetto" i grew up in, muscles didn't deflect bullets, and large muscles just makes you slower

 

[iceteebone 5,000+ posts]

maybe i should be cool and write repping the 313 in my title?

 

[iceteebone 5,000+ posts]

maybe i should be cool and write repping the 313 in my title?

excuse me "tha" not the

 

[MikeofTulsa Moderator]

Haha... You honestly think he would win a show over me? I'm glad the judges don't think like you do! Wow... you make me giggle! Looks like you average joe that works his arms sometimes. I am also in the military and work 80-100 hours a week and don't get much time to hit the weights either. You don't have a clue as to what it takes to enter a show and compete.

who cares you're still a moron who is getting his e-feelings hurt. quit your crying

You are whining about me and my Bodybuilding for some reason. I have spent thousands of hours in many gyms, beating the hell out of myself for many years. Blood, sweat and tears. I ran a gym for a few years and personally trained at 4 others. I've took many classes and have many certs on exercise physiology, kinesiology and muscle mechanics. I am good freinds with many national champion and amatuer Bodybuilders and world class powerlifters. And then some computer nerd kid makes this thread out of no where on a caraudio website.. saying I'm full of shit and look like shit. All I can do it sit back and laugh. And yes, I guentee all my measurements are quite a bit larger than that 6' 2" buddy of yours.

m not impressed

Someone that has over 3,500 f'n posts is a huge computer nerd to me. And someone that randomly picks out people and starts useless e-fights with them is a computer nerd. Maybe I should of called you a forum nerd then..

what about me then i have considerably more than that, does that make me a computer nerd?

 

[Pl8er 5,000+ posts]

ha ha ha ha, oh no, its another one of "these" threads. This is a hard thing for me to do, but I am going to admit something.

I was wrong.

See I thought that platestacker was a decent guy just defending himself against a bunch of e-bashing. It appears, this is just your attitude. Not cool! *smacks your hand*. I believe you may be a smacktard.

If your as knowledgable as you say you are, why not try giving positive feedback rather than calling everyone "kid" and trying to insult them? I'm not honestly bashing you, like I said, I thought you were a pretty nice guy. Its easier, on a forum, to being constructive rather than bashing and telling the world just how awesome you are.

Are you in good shape? From your pictures, it appears you are a powerlifter, and for a powerlifter I would say your in decent shape, could you beat me in most lifting? I bet you could. Can you run a marathon and still bench 25-30% over your bodyweight? Na, not really your setup (me can me can).

Just my .02 cents.

 

[Pl8er 5,000+ posts]

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[Ku-sama]

Wow... not even gonna touch this subject....

:MypenisislargerthenyoursbecauseI'mweakandIdon'tlift:

 

[ballstothewall 10+ year member]

I find it funny that I know of a man whos twice as old as you platestacker and can outlift you by a couple hundred pounds... makes me laugh

 

[60ndown 10+ year member]

The fear of being too small leads to a high degree of body dissatisfaction among bodybuilders. Fussell (1991), in a book based on his experience as a former bodybuilder, laments, "It didn't occur to me then that too big might not be big enough" (P. 86). Fussell's account, although entirely descriptive, provided valuable insight and an in-depth analysis into the bodybuilders' world as witnessed by a man who was consumed by it. Fussell (1991) stated, "By making myself larger than fife, I might make myself a little less frail, a little less assailable and when it came down to it, a little less human" (p.25). Blouin and Goldfield (1994) performed a noteworthy experiment comparing bodybuilders, martial

artists, and runners on standardized measures including body dissatisfaction, drive for thinness, and drive for bulk. Bodybuilders were found to possess greater body dissatisfaction than either of the other groups. Bodybuilders also exhibited greater bulimic tendencies compared to martial artists and runners. The large difference in the mean ages of runners (m=37.9) compared to bodybuilders (m=26.6) and martial artists (m=27.6) represented one potential flaw in the study. Bodybuilders were also the least educated athletic group which may have influenced the results. Nonetheless, the authors have demonstrated a reasonable amount of evidence for a body image disturbance among their sample of bodybuilders. As evidenced in the literature, bodybuilders exhibit higher levels of body dissatisfaction than athletes in other solitary sports.

Bodybuilders who exhibit reverse anorexia strive constantly to gain more lean body mass, but even when successful persist in believing their size is inadequate. Pope et al. (1993) found that 8% of their bodybuilder subjects insisted that they were ver small when they were really big and muscular. This belief affected their daily lives in a myriad of ways. Some of these bodybuilders stated that they would wear heavy clothing, even in the summer, to hide their inadequate size. The percentage of the bodybuilders in the study with a history of anorexia nervosa was 2.8% which is considerably more than the 0.02% rate currently recorded among all American men. The authors suggested that media idealizes the large muscular body form for men just as it endorses the waif-like appearance for women Unfortunately, the study lacks a control group with which to compare their results. The majority of the primarily qualitative data obtained in the experiment, through the Structured Clinical Interview (SCID), may be subject to a slight interpretative bias. Whether individuals prone to reverse anorexia are disproportionately attracted to bodybuilding or the sport actually encourages such behavior (or both) remains unclear. The study, however, provided preliminary evidence for the existence of a reverse anorexia syndrome arnon ,g

bodybuilders.

http://www.vanderbilt.edu/AnS/psychology/health_psychology/buffed.htm

 

[63mopar 10+ year member]

I actually DO provide security, the most important security in the nation to be exact. I work a job that 90% of the people at this base don't even know exists. I can get deployed every week up to 4 days, and to the middle of a field, NOT at a alert facility. And then I can also work a few 16-18 hours days as well. That doesen't even including any time in the office for training. I'm not telling lies, so you better check yourself and make sure you know every single job in the AF before you go running your mouth. I LOVE how everyone on these forums think they know me.... //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/rolleyes.gif.c1fef805e9d1464d377451cd5bc18bfb.gif

That is funny. If 90% percent of the people on the base don't even know it exists maybe you shouldn't be posting that on a public forum. It sounds to me like you may be better at breaching security than protecting it. I am still going to have to go with you are full of crap considering that I very good friends that have worked security and maintenance at Malmstrom. You don't live somewhere for 20 years and learn a little bit about what is going on.

 

[Soler 10+ year member]

i loled at

"Grew up in the ghetto, had to do what I had to do to stay alive. Trained with world class Powerlifters and Bodybuilders that pushed me into an animal."

When i grew up in the ghetto i learned jujitsu and taekwondo....don't really think lifting weights is gonna help you "stay alive"

 

[ace_800 5,000+ posts]

That is funny. If 90% percent of the people on the base don't even know it exists maybe you shouldn't be posting that on a public forum. It sounds to me like you may be better at breaching security than protecting it. I am still going to have to go with you are full of crap considering that I very good friends that have worked security and maintenance at Malmstrom. You don't live somewhere for 20 years and learn a little bit about what is going on.

x2 here, sorry I know plenty of SF personnel that know everything that goes on on bases, including nuke bases, and they don't even work 80-100 hours a week or know anyone that does. BS!!!

 

[Captain_Ahab 5,000+ posts]

I have lol'd more than once. I always gave platestacker the benefit of doubt until I read this thread.

 

[crunktimes.com 5,000+ posts]

I actually DO provide security, the most important security in the nation to be exact. I work a job that 90% of the people at this base don't even know exists. I can get deployed every week up to 4 days, and to the middle of a field, NOT at a alert facility. And then I can also work a few 16-18 hours days as well.

Oh, in that case you must know my buddy Jack.