J Leno's new bike
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That's not a Brough Superior.
It's a Bro Superior. (not a racial slur, just an updated urban bike).
Sir Lawrence ran off the road and was tossed into a pasture when his Brough hit the ditch/fence. DOA.
And those arms...
I bet he can't reach around to wipe his butt they're so big (I'd hate to be in charge of washing his underwear).
It's a Bro Superior. (not a racial slur, just an updated urban bike).
Sir Lawrence ran off the road and was tossed into a pasture when his Brough hit the ditch/fence. DOA.
And those arms...
I bet he can't reach around to wipe his butt they're so big (I'd hate to be in charge of washing his underwear).
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You think he got those arms naturally or with supplements (legal or otherwise)? Not really important but if he got them through years of lifting, I'd be impressed even more than I am.
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When I was 20, I had 20" biceps with nothing more than cheese sandwiches, peanut butter, and lots of beef. (I was 5'6" at the time: I'm a towering 5' 7 3/4" these days with 17" arms and a 96" waist).
Thing is, when I was 20 I spent 4 hours a day in the gym.
Being "not a kid anymore" and surely no time for 4-hour days at the gym, I can't help but say that I "believe" he has some assistance from chemicals.
But these days, nothing is natural anymore ('cept my belly and Calista Flockhart's boobs) so no biggie. Lyle Alzado would tell you to stay away from 'roids, but people tend to generate their own risk to reward comparisons.
Thing is, when I was 20 I spent 4 hours a day in the gym.
Being "not a kid anymore" and surely no time for 4-hour days at the gym, I can't help but say that I "believe" he has some assistance from chemicals.
But these days, nothing is natural anymore ('cept my belly and Calista Flockhart's boobs) so no biggie. Lyle Alzado would tell you to stay away from 'roids, but people tend to generate their own risk to reward comparisons.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by mcollinstn
[B]When I was 20, I had 20" biceps with nothing more than cheese sandwiches, peanut butter, and lots of beef. (I was 5'6" at the time: I'm a towering 5' 7 3/4" these days with 17" arms and a 96" waist).
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Mc..96' waiste??? Photos pleeza..
[B]When I was 20, I had 20" biceps with nothing more than cheese sandwiches, peanut butter, and lots of beef. (I was 5'6" at the time: I'm a towering 5' 7 3/4" these days with 17" arms and a 96" waist).
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Mc..96' waiste??? Photos pleeza..
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You think he got those arms naturally or with supplements (legal or otherwise)? Not really important but if he got them through years of lifting, I'd be impressed even more than I am.
You think he got those arms naturally or with supplements (legal or otherwise)? Not really important but if he got them through years of lifting, I'd be impressed even more than I am.
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I actually don't think he takes steriods. I was wondering, however, if you could get that big without taking protein powder, creatine, andro, hgh or something. Seems like his genetics might allow for that. Still, he's big. And, it should be noted that I am 6'3, 226lbs and spend up to 5 hours exercising a day (I just ran a marathon, lift, do calisthentics - chinups, pullups, pushups, dips, supermans, neck 4s, etc., box, practice brasilian jiu jitsu and other things) and I have no mass on my arms at all. Though, in fairness I'm going for useable muscle and endurance not size. But, even if I was trying to get huge, I doubt that I could without assistance.
Regardless, the bikes they build are awesome and they seem like good guys you'd enjoy hanging out with.
Regardless, the bikes they build are awesome and they seem like good guys you'd enjoy hanging out with.
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I think OCC is a good show but I get tired of the *****ing. All they ever do is complain and yell at each other. I like the work and the show but lets cut the crap and build bikes.