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12-14-2022, 01:55 AM
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- Milo1974
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Please forgive me, but how hot was Shawn Ray?
I mean just Yeesh. I knew the guy was conventionally pretty/handsome, but yikes.
I don't normally pay as much attention to Open competitors, although by now, the serious ones are substantially more massive than even Ray and Levrone were. And yes, this was 25-30 years ago.

Those athletic legs, big enough to have real size according to today's standards, but not so big that they don't look athletic. Leg muscles distributed more longitudinally, rather than bunching up overly, resting on top of what, in proportion look like knobs (knees) on top of twigs (calves and below). Great calves. Nice posterior - not too bulging, but certainly substantial by any definition. Crusher biceps. Hugger chest.
Tip toe action on one foot for dynamism. Calmly placed hand over other wrist creates tension, but suggests relaxation. Total confidence.
12 years in a row - Top 5 in Olympia, but never a win. Insane longevity and consistency. I know what it was - they didn't want him to win because they wanted him to keep coming back so as to make sure that there was always a "bottom line" pretty/handsome quotient, not that the champions during his time weren't attractive, themselves.
I don't normally pay as much attention to Open competitors, although by now, the serious ones are substantially more massive than even Ray and Levrone were. And yes, this was 25-30 years ago.

Those athletic legs, big enough to have real size according to today's standards, but not so big that they don't look athletic. Leg muscles distributed more longitudinally, rather than bunching up overly, resting on top of what, in proportion look like knobs (knees) on top of twigs (calves and below). Great calves. Nice posterior - not too bulging, but certainly substantial by any definition. Crusher biceps. Hugger chest.
Tip toe action on one foot for dynamism. Calmly placed hand over other wrist creates tension, but suggests relaxation. Total confidence.
12 years in a row - Top 5 in Olympia, but never a win. Insane longevity and consistency. I know what it was - they didn't want him to win because they wanted him to keep coming back so as to make sure that there was always a "bottom line" pretty/handsome quotient, not that the champions during his time weren't attractive, themselves.
12-14-2022, 02:03 AM
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Someone Report this ph@ggot to FBI
Who knows what Else he is into
Who knows what Else he is into
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