muscle show in l.a. @ faultline

[traveller]

there's a muscle show at the faultline bar in los angeles tonight (saturday) at 10:30 p.m. if you're into muscle, you'll have an opportunity to see and feel the performers' bodies on stage. check out jimmyzproductions.com or faultlinebar.com.

traveller

[traveller]

Of the four official show performers, there were two, Karim and Brian, who are real life partners. The two first appeared separately on stage, and then together. I didn't bring a camera, but these URLs will give a good idea how they looked: http://www.bigmuscle.com/profile.phtml?uid=Jerseymsl, and http://www.bigmuscle.com/profile.pht...=musclechrisnj. Of course, there should be show photos on the previously mentioned sites as well as on muscleservice.com. Suffice to say, they were HOT. The shorter of the two had won the men's overall in the Southern States BB Championships. He still had striations showing on his butt when he flexed his glutes, a great sight to see and feel.

The other two performers were Vin Marco, http://www.bigmuscle.com/profile.phtml?uid=Vin+Marco, and his brother Gabriel. Although they were easy on the eyes, I prefer the other two, who are competitive bodybuilders. An unofficial performer was a bodybuilder from Argentina, whose name eludes me. The emcee originally brought that guy on stage to pick tickets for a raffle, but it ended up as an impromptu posing session that was impressive. The guy was massive and blocky, but his skin especially on his whole back had very noticeable acne scarring. Up close it looked a bit painful, but his online photos for the event don't show them.

There were several hotties in the audience who were handsome, cute and fit, and hunky/built. I think I even saw a SF Gold's Brannan regular in the crowd. My memories of the event, however, were a bit blurred from my lack of sleep and food. I drank as much caffeine at the show as possible to stay awake. While driving down to L.A. from the SF Bay Area, I was stuck in a massive traffic jam (on I-5 right before the Grapevine--for you locals) that made me seriously doubt I'd reach the Faultline in time for the show. I also had to deal with local family matters that soaked up a lot of my waking hours that day. All in all, I'm glad I went.

Traveller

[jdhdawg]

Traveller,

Thanks for sharing. In spite of your ordeal getting to the event, it sounds like you had quite a good time. Looks like a good bit of beef was not only on display but for the touch!