Pathetic...

What a joke..

He's putting naturals like me out of business and homeless my entire fucking life..

Shaun T and the entire fake ass steroided out fitness industry now owe me 1.93 quintillion dollars and not a fucking penny more.

Does yoga workouts his entire life. High reps.. ..../

He had potential to bench press 825 LBS paused at 6'0 and 305 LBS naturally..

.....But no.... Too pussy to do it.... Too annoying to do it... Too Anthony Joshua yoga workout only myostatin deficiency miracle growing plant to do it... 

All high reps.. Anything above 15 reps is a begginers program...

Meanwhile i've been doing hardcore running back workouts since like 98. I've been smith machine bench pressing over 450 LBS for 1 rep with a bounce at all body weights since like 98..... 
And setting WRs in shit that nobody gives a fuck about. 

But don't worry.. Shaun gets all of the " fitness " cash.. Pathetic.. What a fucking joke.. It's not even fun anymore.. It's just straight retarded..

Ok.

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Lol as if he was ever nattty.

Also, Matt, get some help.

haha u live in taunton

It reads like either elaborate trolling or a genuinely delusional rant: the steroid accusation has no evidence, the 825-pound natural bench claim is absurd, the “myostatin deficiency” line is nonsense, and the $1.93 quintillion demand makes clear this is not a serious fitness critique.

My guess: the poster has built his identity around being an unrecognized strength genius and interprets other people’s success as theft from him. Whether that is a character, trolling, or sincere, the result is unintentionally hilarious and pretty sad.

Has someone called the police?