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 Historic or Modern Influence A recent study in the United Kingdom suggested that most schoolchildren didn't know about national or global history and someone made the comment that if something wasn't done by 2020, British children wouldn't know who Hercules was. Now this got me thinking and I know from people I have spoken to that one of theiir main influences on their decision to start pumping iron were the cartoons and movies that featured musclemen (i.e Steve Reeves or Dolph Lungren), but I'm interested in the above question and would like to know where other members stand on this __________________ The stronger they are, the more muscled they are     |
| February 6th, 2005, 09:36 AM | |||
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| in order; greco-roman sculpture,Bluto,Steve Reeves,comic books,Arnold.(who the hell is Porthos?) |
| February 6th, 2005, 09:41 AM | |||
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| oops, three musketeers?did he ever take his shirt off? |
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