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In that Celebrity Ripped thread, someone just said that they thought Ryan Reynolds was on steroids...I had to laugh.
 
Nabisco said:
In that Celebrity Ripped thread, someone just said that they thought Ryan Reynolds was on steroids...I had to laugh.
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why?
you might be surprised
some people take steroids and don't even look like they workout much
some people take steroids and look like ryan reynolds from the blade or amityville horror movies
some people take steroids and look like they compete in mr. olympia

what a great poem
 
bitterplacebo said:
why?
you might be surprised
some people take steroids and don't even look like they workout much
some people take steroids and look like ryan reynolds from the blade or amityville horror movies
some people take steroids and look like they compete in mr. olympia

what a great poem
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That is very true...PLUS it depends on WHAT you take. If I take Winny, I'm gonna look a lot different than if I took Dbol.

But, thewilman, like Smeton, am ALL-NATURAL...wait does 1AD count? :D
 
thewilman said:
That is very true...PLUS it depends on WHAT you take. If I take Winny, I'm gonna look a lot different than if I took Dbol.

But, thewilman, like Smeton, am ALL-NATURAL...wait does 1AD count? :D
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In addendum, that was an outstanding piece of literature, BP.
 
bitterplacebo said:
why?
you might be surprised
some people take steroids and don't even look like they workout much
some people take steroids and look like ryan reynolds from the blade or amityville horror movies
some people take steroids and look like they compete in mr. olympia

what a great poem
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Point taken. I based my assumption off the fact that his size has not change dramatically in the 5+ years I've seen him acting. He's cut up for some roles, but he always seems to maintain the same size. Thats not ruling out steroids, but his physique seems attainable naturally to me.
 
Wow, that picture of Burt Reynolds is wrong. And sadly my work won't block it, but they'll block pictures of women fully clothed. Sexism I say!
 
xjsynx said:
In Addendum

You don't mow your own lawn???
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Nowadays, we don't even have mexicans mowing lawns anymore, they sub it out to columbians. Funny world. Have you ever mowed edged + blown off a lawn once a week in august at 95 degrees + 95% humidity?
 
bitterplacebo said:
why?
you might be surprised
some people take steroids and don't even look like they workout much
some people take steroids and look like ryan reynolds from the blade or amityville horror movies
some people take steroids and look like they compete in mr. olympia

what a great poem
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if you can turn it into a haiku, I think it would be even better
 
in addendum, I really enjoyed my SAIS workout today, was one of my best workouts ever as far as how I felt after goes (sore as fvck mostly) but all weights + reps were up
 
bitterplacebo said:
why?
you might be surprised
some people take steroids and don't even look like they workout much
some people take steroids and look like ryan reynolds from the blade or amityville horror movies
some people take steroids and look like they compete in mr. olympia

what a great poem
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Ah, I know who that is.

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thewilman said:
That is very true...PLUS it depends on WHAT you take. If I take Winny, I'm gonna look a lot different than if I took Dbol.

But, thewilman, like Smeton, am ALL-NATURAL...wait does 1AD count? :D
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Are you taking it right now?

Then according to the book of smet, you are all natural.

I will be all natural at the end of this week...
 
EasyEJL said:
Nowadays, we don't even have mexicans mowing lawns anymore, they sub it out to columbians. Funny world. Have you ever mowed edged + blown off a lawn once a week in august at 95 degrees + 95% humidity?
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I didn't even know you had Mexicans in FL. I thought they were all WilMans errrr Cubans...
 
Nabisco said:
Point taken. I based my assumption off the fact that his size has not change dramatically in the 5+ years I've seen him acting. He's cut up for some roles, but he always seems to maintain the same size. Thats not ruling out steroids, but his physique seems attainable naturally to me.
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Some people are lazy. Some don't love the gym. Some people don't want to put in the work, albeit even if juice you have to put in the work.

Also, if he gets too big, what roles will he play?
 
xjsynx said:
I didn't even know you had Mexicans in FL. I thought they were all WilMans errrr Cubans...
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someone has to pick the strawberries and oranges, and not enough cubans manage to swim over. it makes florida very interesting for "latin" restaurants as we see a bigger variety of styles than most other areas. Except no damn argentinian ones in tampa. closest is orlando.
 
EasyEJL said:
someone has to pick the strawberries and oranges, and not enough cubans manage to swim over. it makes florida very interesting for "latin" restaurants as we see a bigger variety of styles than most other areas. Except no damn argentinian ones in tampa. closest is orlando.
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I guess you guys do have a latino gumbo down there...
 
On a side note, why is it called Latin America? I mean its not like they speak latin...:fool2: I'm so getting made fun of for this post.
 
Nabisco said:
Point taken. I based my assumption off the fact that his size has not change dramatically in the 5+ years I've seen him acting. He's cut up for some roles, but he always seems to maintain the same size. Thats not ruling out steroids, but his physique seems attainable naturally to me.
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agreed, it's definitely a naturally obtainable physique
but the time frame in which some people change their appearance for a movie role is kind of suspicious. also questionable how they manage to get slightly bigger and leaner in that short time span
 
Nabisco said:
On a side note, why is it called Latin America? I mean its not like they speak latin...:fool2: I'm so getting made fun of for this post.
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There are several definitions of Latin America, none of them perfect or necessarily logically consistent:

* In most common contemporary usage, Latin America refers only to those territories in the Americas where the Spanish or Portuguese prevail: Mexico, most of Central and South America, plus Cuba, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico in the Caribbean.
* Strictly speaking, Latin America can designate all of those countries and territories in the Americas where a Romance language (i.e. languages derived from Latin, and hence the name of the region) are spoken: Spanish, Portuguese, French, and creole languages based upon these. Indeed, this was the original intent when the term was coined, by a Frenchman. Using this definition, Latin America includes not only all Spanish- and Portuguese- speaking countries, but also the current and former French territories in the hemisphere, including Quebec in Canada, Haiti, Martinique and Guadeloupe in the Caribbean, and French Guiana in South America.
* The former Dutch colony Suriname, the Netherlands Antilles, and Aruba are not usually considered part of Latin America, although in the latter two, a predominantly Iberian-derivated creole language, Papiamento, is spoken by the majority of the population.
* Sometimes, particularly in the United States, the term Latin America may be used to refer to all of the Americas to the south of that country, including such countries as Belize, Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana Antigua and Barbuda and the Bahamas, where English - a non-Romance language - prevails.
* In historical terms, Latin America could be defined as all those parts of the Americas that were once part of the Spanish, Portuguese and French Empires. Under this definition, much of the U.S. Southwest, as well as Florida and French Louisiana, would be also included in the region.

The distinction between Latin America and Anglo America, and more generally the stress on European heritage, overlooks the fact that there are many places in the Americas (e.g. highland Peru or Guatemala) where American Indian cultures and languages are important, as well as areas in which the influence of African cultures is strong (e.g. the Caribbean, including parts of Colombia and Venezuela, and coastal Brazil).
 
xjsynx said:
There are several definitions of Latin America, none of them perfect or necessarily logically consistent:

* In most common contemporary usage, Latin America refers only to those territories in the Americas where the Spanish or Portuguese prevail: Mexico, most of Central and South America, plus Cuba, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico in the Caribbean.
* Strictly speaking, Latin America can designate all of those countries and territories in the Americas where a Romance language (i.e. languages derived from Latin, and hence the name of the region) are spoken: Spanish, Portuguese, French, and creole languages based upon these. Indeed, this was the original intent when the term was coined, by a Frenchman. Using this definition, Latin America includes not only all Spanish- and Portuguese- speaking countries, but also the current and former French territories in the hemisphere, including Quebec in Canada, Haiti, Martinique and Guadeloupe in the Caribbean, and French Guiana in South America.
* The former Dutch colony Suriname, the Netherlands Antilles, and Aruba are not usually considered part of Latin America, although in the latter two, a predominantly Iberian-derivated creole language, Papiamento, is spoken by the majority of the population.
* Sometimes, particularly in the United States, the term Latin America may be used to refer to all of the Americas to the south of that country, including such countries as Belize, Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana Antigua and Barbuda and the Bahamas, where English - a non-Romance language - prevails.
* In historical terms, Latin America could be defined as all those parts of the Americas that were once part of the Spanish, Portuguese and French Empires. Under this definition, much of the U.S. Southwest, as well as Florida and French Louisiana, would be also included in the region.

The distinction between Latin America and Anglo America, and more generally the stress on European heritage, overlooks the fact that there are many places in the Americas (e.g. highland Peru or Guatemala) where American Indian cultures and languages are important, as well as areas in which the influence of African cultures is strong (e.g. the Caribbean, including parts of Colombia and Venezuela, and coastal Brazil).
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I would call latin america "the parts of america where they eat the parts of animals the non-latin americans mostly throw away"
 
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