For a $100,000 dollars would you...

FlexX

New member

• Dec 11, 2003

• #1

give up weight training to the point where your body went back to normal? e.g If you were asked to star in a movie but they needed your body to look like the average joe.

 

ChuckaZulu

MuscleChemistry Registered Member

• Dec 11, 2003

• #2

NO!

 

Presser

Admin

Staff member

Administrator

• Dec 11, 2003

• #3

thats tough man, 100k is alot of money and if i was able to go back to my original size then yes, shit i dont think i could go back to where i starter 8 years ago

 

jaywooly

Guru

• Dec 11, 2003

• #4

for 100k I'd eat my self to Jared proportions, before the hogie diet!

 

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supersport

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• Dec 11, 2003

• #5

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Centaur

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• Dec 11, 2003

• #6

Hell Yeah! With that kind of $$$, you could come back bigger & stronger than you are now. Plus, think about the babes that would pamper you during the movie shoot?

 

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mcinfo

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• Dec 11, 2003

• #7

yup

 

sweatmachine

New member

• Dec 11, 2003

• #8

100 grand, are you kidding?
Ive probably spent that much on gear. protien and membership over the last 29 years. Not a chance... This is who am, not some hobby or past time I can take or leave. Even for a FEW MILLION, Id be trying to sneak in a workout!

 

FlexX

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• Dec 11, 2003

• #9

sweatmachine said:

100 grand, are you kidding?
Ive probably spent that much on gear. protien and membership over the last 29 years. Not a chance... This is who am, not some hobby or past time I can take or leave. Even for a FEW MILLION, Id be trying to sneak in a workout!

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I think if I had been doing this for 29 years I would deffinately say no to the 100k but for a few million? I think that if that kind of cash was dropped on your lap, you would have a hard time saying no...

 

rugbythug

New member

• Dec 12, 2003

• #10

Yeah I needed some off time any way. Then I would use the money and just get a bunch of muscle implants. Then I wouldn't have to work so hard

 

Skip

Banana

• Dec 12, 2003

• #11

I would take the 100k and buy a blue bull (with the myostatin problem) and let it phuk my wife. After the kid was born, I would immediately start prepping him for the Olympia.

*ka ching*

Skip

 

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supersport

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• Dec 12, 2003

• #12

Skip said:

I would take the 100k and buy a blue bull (with the myostatin problem) and let it phuk my wife. After the kid was born, I would immediately start prepping him for the Olympia.

*ka ching*

Skip

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If you do that (better hope the blue bull can get her preg after 1 shot!) I would say forget the Olympia...teach the kid how to hit baseballs....MLB has a much bigger cash register!

 

sweatmachine

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• Dec 13, 2003

• #13

really, think about what these Bro's do and have to go thru to just make it to the Olympia. Thas no life man. Dieting hard most of the year, training hard, pumping heavy gear all year, and IF they win $100k..Damn thats a comittment. That makes the NFL MLB or the NBA look like a cake walk. Im sure I'd take a few million, but it wouldnt make me want to quit training.
Honestly at this point I dont train out of enjoyment its just what I do. I feel like shit when I take some down time. I have muscle spams and cramps and need serious chiropractic help after a couple weeks of no training. Im like a junky going thru withdrawals when I dont train. Maybe this is a mental as well as a physical adiction?

 

saturn

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• Dec 13, 2003

• #14

100k not enough for me....That amount of money would not buy me enough finacial security to be worth it.

 

MacGyver

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• Dec 13, 2003

• #15

I would totally do it. I could easily get back to where I am right now within 2 years.