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 November 22nd, 2005, 09:34 PM | |||
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| My, what big dumbbells you have I have a very well-developed friend. He's not a hulk, more like a gymnast with a tighter waist and bigger chest. He almost always wears long-sleeve shirts, but he can't hide the big pecs stretching the fabric or the biceps twitching underneath. (Even though I knew he was built, I was still surprised the first time I saw him shirtless.) Anyway, last weekend he had some friends over for dinner. On the way to the bathroom I walked past his room and saw a pair of dumbbells just inside the doorway. They were the same kind I have: the grey hexagonal ones. Only his looked much bigger. I'm not very strong, and I use 20 lb weights. These were 35. It just made me realize not only how much bigger he is than me, but also how much stronger. I did pick one up, couldn't curl it at all. Someday I'd like to see them in action.     |
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