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| Longtime no see I remember a couple of years back when I stopped by a local furniture store, when a large salesman walked up to me and said that he remembered me from several years earlier at the gym. I tried to place him, but couldn't, he said that he was just a puny and short little kid back then. And that's probably why I couldn't remember him. This guy had to be about 6'3" or 6'4" and at least 260lbs. He wasn't built like a bodybuilder, I'd say more like a linebacker. I told him that I sure hope I never pissed him off back then, because he was way too big for me to fight off  I think I was aout 175lbs.Later that year I stopped by again but the store had moved. Darn, it would have been great if we could have trained together, I bet he could have packed on at least another 30-40lbs of natural muscle. __________________ -ottomun6- It's time to stop sitting on the sidelines and get in there!     |
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