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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
I for one believe you. I believe you so much, I'd be willing to put money down to have you prove to everyone else here that you can squat 1095.Because you are a pussy, you think it's ridiculous.
We are on a BODYBUILDING FORUM and almost no one on this site lifts or knows anything about fitness.
So, the place attracted like ONE PERSON who actually has been exercising heavily since he was a child and you are astounded that he can lift heavy weights.
There's about FiVE BILLION people on the internet.
That's pathetic.
It goes to show you how massively limited you are.
We are on a BODYBUILDING FORUM and almost no one on this site lifts or knows anything about fitness.
So, the place attracted like ONE PERSON who actually has been exercising heavily since he was a child and you are astounded that he can lift heavy weights.
There's about FiVE BILLION people on the internet.
That's pathetic.
It goes to show you how massively limited you are.
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
Go wash your pits, ****git.I for one believe you. I believe you so much, I'd be willing to put money down to have you prove to everyone else here that you can squat 1095.
You are some f@cking worthless scum.
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
Did you even try bowling?bowling is physical exercise. so is curling.
What was your score?
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
jesus i don't remember, way better than it should be cause I use the lightest ball i can find and let kinetic energy do the work. If I hit a pin, it's usually a strike. But lotta gutterballs too. But I don't consider it a sport or the participants to be athletes. But I apply that rule to all games.Did you even try bowling?
What was your score?
What was your score?
Wanna e stat your bowling score now?
I rowed competitively for 8 years we can talk about that?
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I think Steve Cook is who I heard say it's more of an art than a sport. I'd agree with that. You're mostly creating a piece of art tbh
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
Why?Go wash your pits, ****git.
You are some f@cking worthless scum.
You are some f@cking worthless scum.
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08-09-2022, 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted By x-trainer
Not until I am permed or the places dies...Ok then.....we can move on.
Done.
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So stop reading or responding to it...JFLOk please keep repeating this same exhausted topic ad nauseum, over and over; that is what a healthy, high functioning, non ocd, grown ass man wound do, lmao!
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08-09-2022, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
WORLD RECORD LIFTFirstly, taking videos of yourself is gay and childish.
Secondly, I would not post a video of myself doing anything here. Mostly everyone on this forum is contemptibly moronic, petty, and not worth proving anything to.
Why in the f@CK would I think I need to prove myself to YOU lol.
You are nothing and have never done anything in your life. Do you think someone like me thinks they need to prove myself to someone like you?
That's laughable.
Secondly, I would not post a video of myself doing anything here. Mostly everyone on this forum is contemptibly moronic, petty, and not worth proving anything to.
Why in the f@CK would I think I need to prove myself to YOU lol.
You are nothing and have never done anything in your life. Do you think someone like me thinks they need to prove myself to someone like you?
That's laughable.
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08-09-2022, 07:55 PM
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Used to think it's cringe but technically they are right according to the definition
It's just most people consider an athlete as someone using their physical ability within a game with rulesets, not a body judging pageant. And it is kinda awkward when you're not judged on any of the training you've done, just your appearance.
It's just most people consider an athlete as someone using their physical ability within a game with rulesets, not a body judging pageant. And it is kinda awkward when you're not judged on any of the training you've done, just your appearance.
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Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport⏩
I think bodybuilding contests are like a beauty contests and odd. However, all of the exercise needed to get on stage is amazing and the people have mastered the exercises even if they are on gear.Used to think it's cringe but technically they are right according to the definition
It's just most people consider an athlete as someone using their physical ability within a game with rulesets, not a body judging pageant. And it is kinda awkward when you're not judged on any of the b training you've done, just your appearance.
It's just most people consider an athlete as someone using their physical ability within a game with rulesets, not a body judging pageant. And it is kinda awkward when you're not judged on any of the b training you've done, just your appearance.
Being an athlete is a person who enjoys using their body for exercise and that's a passion for them.
The dumb definition here is that you have to be "on TV" have some kind of "rating" etc and that's how losers think.
Your friend isn't an athlete because he's not "official" and so no one can be an athlete, so why try?
It's a typical "misc" way to think.
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Originally Posted By ExPatriot⏩
I was focusing on Cleveland not you, it is a little redundant.Not until I am permed or the places dies...
So stop reading or responding to it...JFL
So stop reading or responding to it...JFL
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Originally Posted By x-trainer
redundancy in the misc, oh no....I was focusing on Cleveland not you, it is a little redundant.
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Of course bodybuilders are athletes. This is a reiteration of the stupid 'bodybuilding isn't a sport' trope.
Of course bodybuilding is both athleticism and sport. This silly idea is premised on the ludicrous notion that bodybuilding is only the end product on a stage with fake tan and performance routines. It isn't. The sport is the lifestyle. The hours in the gym, the extreme dieting, the cardio first thing in the morning, the meticulous planning of one's life around the meals and workouts etc.
It's something you live and breathe, and if old fuks playing tennis once a week in a retirement village counts as sport, bodybuilding sure does.
Of course bodybuilding is both athleticism and sport. This silly idea is premised on the ludicrous notion that bodybuilding is only the end product on a stage with fake tan and performance routines. It isn't. The sport is the lifestyle. The hours in the gym, the extreme dieting, the cardio first thing in the morning, the meticulous planning of one's life around the meals and workouts etc.
It's something you live and breathe, and if old fuks playing tennis once a week in a retirement village counts as sport, bodybuilding sure does.
Back off, Warchild.
Seriously.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
well I'd say that tennis doesn't count eitherOf course bodybuilders are athletes. This is a reiteration of the stupid 'bodybuilding isn't a sport' trope.
Of course bodybuilding is both athleticism and sport. This silly idea is premised on the ludicrous notion that bodybuilding is only the end product on a stage with fake tan and performance routines. It isn't. The sport is the lifestyle. The hours in the gym, the extreme dieting, the cardio first thing in the morning, the meticulous planning of one's life around the meals and workouts etc.
It's something you live and breathe, and if old fuks playing tennis once a week in a retirement village counts as sport, bodybuilding sure does.
Of course bodybuilding is both athleticism and sport. This silly idea is premised on the ludicrous notion that bodybuilding is only the end product on a stage with fake tan and performance routines. It isn't. The sport is the lifestyle. The hours in the gym, the extreme dieting, the cardio first thing in the morning, the meticulous planning of one's life around the meals and workouts etc.
It's something you live and breathe, and if old fuks playing tennis once a week in a retirement village counts as sport, bodybuilding sure does.
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
Are you homebound?well I'd say that tennis doesn't count either
Did you ever play tennis or any sport?
Tennis is a very difficult sport if you are playing with a competent player.
Badminton is or was the national sport of Malaysia for instance. I used to play that with people from there and it was like playing against Bruce Lee.
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
It is time for you to try sports and update your drivers,lol.well I'd say that tennis doesn't count either
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08-10-2022, 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
giving off supreme vibes here sisI do not claim anything.
I squatted that weight and didn't even think it was all that important.
That's what I'm talking about in my last post.
I have also read thousands of books and I am not looking up stats on people who read books.
I have biked 100 miles more than a few times. I had a supervisor who used to bike from Philly to NYC and back for fun, but you never heard of him nor has anyone else.
A big issue on the misc is having the mind of a homosexual, I'm not talking about you.
Being a "homo" is flipping out about the achievements of others and thinking everyone who does anything needs to be famous.
I often tell people on here to read their post to themselves in a "gay lispy" voice and see how it sounds. That goes for the OP's post.
I can't stand how these bodybuilders say they're athletes!!
Read that in the voice of an extreme ****git and you will get my point, stamp your foot while saying it.
I squatted that weight and didn't even think it was all that important.
That's what I'm talking about in my last post.
I have also read thousands of books and I am not looking up stats on people who read books.
I have biked 100 miles more than a few times. I had a supervisor who used to bike from Philly to NYC and back for fun, but you never heard of him nor has anyone else.
A big issue on the misc is having the mind of a homosexual, I'm not talking about you.
Being a "homo" is flipping out about the achievements of others and thinking everyone who does anything needs to be famous.
I often tell people on here to read their post to themselves in a "gay lispy" voice and see how it sounds. That goes for the OP's post.
I can't stand how these bodybuilders say they're athletes!!
Read that in the voice of an extreme ****git and you will get my point, stamp your foot while saying it.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
Sure it takes athletic skill but I don't view games as sports. So tennis or football - I don't consider them sports.Are you homebound?
Did you ever play tennis or any sport?
Tennis is a very difficult sport if you are playing with a competent player.
Badminton is or was the national sport of Malaysia for instance. I used to play that with people from there and it was like playing against Bruce Lee.
Did you ever play tennis or any sport?
Tennis is a very difficult sport if you are playing with a competent player.
Badminton is or was the national sport of Malaysia for instance. I used to play that with people from there and it was like playing against Bruce Lee.
I played a lot of things as a kid, then focused on rowing
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
You are making up your own definitions then.Sure it takes athletic skill but I don't view games as sports. So tennis or football - I don't consider them sports.
I played a lot of things as a kid, then focused on rowing
I played a lot of things as a kid, then focused on rowing
If you look up the definition of "Sport" you can see tennis, football, etc are sports. It's physical excursion using some skill to compete against others for fun.
Someone could say "rowing" doesn't take skill but it does because you have to train to do it right, use teamwork to coordinate movements, etc.
I used to play tennis all the time when I was younger and a friend of mine was really skilled. The thing with tennis is that if you know how to hit the ball you can make it do tricks, thus making it hard for someone better than you to beat you.
For instance, you can put "back spin" on the ball by hitting it a certain way, then when it hits the ground it will not bounce forward, but backward. So, your opponent is ready for the ball to come toward them but really it bounces away.
So, you have physical excursion, skill with how to hit the ball, and you are competing for fun.
Weird sports like curling are similar to Italian Bacce Ball and require fine motor skills to move the objects in ways to win the game.
There's a range of sports.
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Originally Posted By Strawng⏩
idk man, pro bodybuilders never shut it down. theres 0 days off their entire career. nick walker hasnt missed a meal since 2017. its different kinda devotion. no other sport that im aware of is like that.Yea I heard a podcast a few weeks ago where some bbers were saying it was "the hardest sport" cuz you have to cut and "train all year long". I cringes so fuking hard.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
sure and I don't consider anything that is a game to be a sport.You are making up your own definitions then.
If you look up the definition of "Sport" you can see tennis, football, etc are sports. It's physical excursion using some skill to compete against others for fun.
Someone could say "rowing" doesn't take skill but it does because you have to train to do it right, use teamwork to coordinate movements, etc.
I used to play tennis all the time when I was younger and a friend of mine was really skilled. The thing with tennis is that if you know how to hit the ball you can make it do tricks, thus making it hard for someone better than you to beat you.
For instance, you can put "back spin" on the ball by hitting it a certain way, then when it hits the ground it will not bounce forward, but backward. So, your opponent is ready for the ball to come toward them but really it bounces away.
So, you have physical excursion, skill with how to hit the ball, and you are competing for fun.
Weird sports like curling are similar to Italian Bacce Ball and require fine motor skills to move the objects in ways to win the game.
There's a range of sports.
If you look up the definition of "Sport" you can see tennis, football, etc are sports. It's physical excursion using some skill to compete against others for fun.
Someone could say "rowing" doesn't take skill but it does because you have to train to do it right, use teamwork to coordinate movements, etc.
I used to play tennis all the time when I was younger and a friend of mine was really skilled. The thing with tennis is that if you know how to hit the ball you can make it do tricks, thus making it hard for someone better than you to beat you.
For instance, you can put "back spin" on the ball by hitting it a certain way, then when it hits the ground it will not bounce forward, but backward. So, your opponent is ready for the ball to come toward them but really it bounces away.
So, you have physical excursion, skill with how to hit the ball, and you are competing for fun.
Weird sports like curling are similar to Italian Bacce Ball and require fine motor skills to move the objects in ways to win the game.
There's a range of sports.
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I call all my fellow lifters not athletes but alphaletes
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
All sports are games of competition.sure and I don't consider anything that is a game to be a sport.
Meanwhile, if you go for a bike ride by yourself, that's not a sport, it's athletics.
I tend to engage in athletics which are personal exercise goals that I have for myself. I don't care to "beat" Fred at biking because I think that's silly.
However, if I am challenging Fred to a bike race, then we are engaging in a sport. If I challenging myself, then I am engaging in athletics.
What do you mean by your statements?
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
nope. track is a sport but not a game. wrestling. boxing. things of that nature. Oly lifting yes, bodybuilding no.All sports are games of competition.
Meanwhile, if you go for a bike ride by yourself, that's not a sport, it's athletics.
I tend to engage in athletics which are personal exercise goals that I have for myself. I don't care to "beat" Fred at biking because I think that's silly.
However, if I am challenging Fred to a bike race, then we are engaging in a sport. If I challenging myself, then I am engaging in athletics.
What do you mean by your statements?
Meanwhile, if you go for a bike ride by yourself, that's not a sport, it's athletics.
I tend to engage in athletics which are personal exercise goals that I have for myself. I don't care to "beat" Fred at biking because I think that's silly.
However, if I am challenging Fred to a bike race, then we are engaging in a sport. If I challenging myself, then I am engaging in athletics.
What do you mean by your statements?
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
Look up the word "game" and the definition will surprise you.nope. track is a sport but not a game. wrestling. boxing. things of that nature. Oly lifting yes, bodybuilding no.
All sports are games.
Not all games are sports though, so that's where you are confused.
Wrestling is a game.
Track is a game if multiple people are competing or if your time, etc are compared to others.
Bodybuilding doesn't sound like a sport/game and I didn't used to think it was, but it is.
Bodybuilding is like showing up at a race, that you can't see, and you are at the finishing line.
So, the contestants have done all of this exercise and planning, then show up on stage/finishing line, and got the best results.
In my opinion, it's really pushing the limits of the definition though, but it still is a contest of skill and physical exercise.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
Yeah I'm not confused. I don't consider games sports. I don't consider track a game.Look up the word "game" and the definition will surprise you.
All sports are games.
Not all games are sports though, so that's where you are confused.
Wrestling is a game.
Track is a game if multiple people are competing or if your time, etc are compared to others.
Bodybuilding doesn't sound like a sport/game and I didn't used to think it was, but it is.
Bodybuilding is like showing up at a race, that you can't see, and you are at the finishing line.
So, the contestants have done all of this exercise and planning, then show up on stage/finishing line, and got the best results.
In my opinion, it's really pushing the limits of the definition though, but it still is a contest of skill and physical exercise.
All sports are games.
Not all games are sports though, so that's where you are confused.
Wrestling is a game.
Track is a game if multiple people are competing or if your time, etc are compared to others.
Bodybuilding doesn't sound like a sport/game and I didn't used to think it was, but it is.
Bodybuilding is like showing up at a race, that you can't see, and you are at the finishing line.
So, the contestants have done all of this exercise and planning, then show up on stage/finishing line, and got the best results.
In my opinion, it's really pushing the limits of the definition though, but it still is a contest of skill and physical exercise.
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
On spread. LmfaoooooooRead this with a lisp if you want:
no you didn't
no you didn't
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
You have what's called an Idiosyncratic Thought Process which is a hallmark of mental illness, typically Schizophrenia but it could also be something like Narcissistic Personality Disorder or which you seem to have many traits.Yeah I'm not confused. I don't consider games sports. I don't consider track a game.
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