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| Least bulging bodybuilder This seemed like an appropriate companion to the other thread http://www.musclegrowth.org/forum/sh...ad.php3?t=1966 OK, I realize we all have our good and bad days, and there are plenty of times when we don't appear to be all the man we could be in our skivies. And if you're a bodybuilder on stage, you can't help it. So which bodybuilders are more muscle than meat? Lee Priest is one of my favorite bodybuilders of all time, but he never seems to have much down under. (sorry, couldn't resist) I remember Rich Gaspari looked pretty flat down there in his early years of competing, then either was a late bloomer or started wearing different trunks. And there are some pics of huge Tom Prince out there where he doesn't seem to need much fabric. Any others?     |
| February 15th, 2005, 11:02 PM | |||
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| Here's a shot of Lee Priest showing an amazing physique but not much else. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...riestdblbi.jpg (can't seem to embed pics in this thread- IMG tag is off?) |
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