michaelcritien
New member
wheres the question mark dude? its not even a question, i just said I'm going to gain the weight i lost thats all... stop scratching ur head over a simple statement
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wheres the question mark dude? its not even a question, i just said I'm going to gain the weight i lost thats all... stop scratching ur head over a simple statement
Well with an attitude like that any wonder you only weigh 76kg.
michaelcritien
New member
ye brah
jchen
Admits he threw a pine co
Hey big fella.. been a while.
How is your PT business going ?
Hope you're keeping well!
0ni
Registered Rustler
I'll be sure to post up my before pictures in my log sometime
Darkoz
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Come on Oni really, our memories aren't as short as yours mate.
How much weight have you put on this past year, 1kg maybe 2kg If you're lucky?
So in the one year previous you reckon you gained 15kg?
You know you've been caught out telling porky pies before Oni, remember your 27" legs and 35" waist all at a bodyweight of 65kg.
Or are you just trying to rattle our jimmies?
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rino60
Member
In the last year and a half, I've put on 10kg, all muscle. In the two years before that, I put on around 8kg, most fat.
I graduated school just touching 53kg, having spent 18 years eating whatever I want. I understand hard gaining, but it ain't an excuse - merely a reason to work a little harder.
Buy more food. Eat more food. Train 'more hard'.
I graduated school just touching 53kg, having spent 18 years eating whatever I want. I understand hard gaining, but it ain't an excuse - merely a reason to work a little harder.
Buy more food. Eat more food. Train 'more hard'.
KungFooGoo
Gangster
Inconsistent numbers are inconsistent. Maybe he doesn't remember his web of lies he's told so far.
Darkoz
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Ironic
Lucifer
New member
I put my motorbike into the back of a tarago, that gained me about 7-8kgs. Lost size on my left thigh though after knee surgery.
Oh and Oni, I get the point you were trying to make and trying to repeat again and again. But then again I haven't taken anything so obviously it's all that brain function that people were talking about and things.
Oh and Oni, I get the point you were trying to make and trying to repeat again and again. But then again I haven't taken anything so obviously it's all that brain function that people were talking about and things.
Good on ya for been honest mate, I think anyone that spends a bit of time in the gym who says they haven't thought about it are liars.
