Comments on: Built for show … and function http://blog.bodybuilding.com/miked512/2009/02/04/built-for-show-and-function/ PLEASE, don't take this stuff seriously! Tue, 08 Dec 2009 10:14:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=0.32 by: NathanielHield http://blog.bodybuilding.com/miked512/2009/02/04/built-for-show-and-function/#comment-9942562 Thu, 12 Mar 2009 18:14:06 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/miked512/2009/02/04/built-for-show-and-function/#comment-9942562 Dude, all are stoopid funny! Great posts, too. I hope to get to that point someday soon. As soon as I get a request to help move someone, I'll pass it on...LOL Dude, all are stoopid funny! Great posts, too. I hope to get to that point someday soon. As soon as I get a request to help move someone, I’ll pass it on…LOL

]]> by: miked512 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/miked512/2009/02/04/built-for-show-and-function/#comment-9784012 Tue, 17 Feb 2009 03:55:43 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/miked512/2009/02/04/built-for-show-and-function/#comment-9784012 LOL, to be honest, I'd ask all of you guys to help me move. Dnsigma thinks he's not at that level yet, but man. We all know working out does have a host of benefits and holding things for long periods of time is one of them. LMAO, but I'd try my darndest to make sure no other parents saw that. Then you have to worry about "parent competitions". Making_A_Change, they always want you to move stuff. Come up with an excuse like "I have a shoulder stability issue." Jarueba, you have built up a list of excuses right? It not, let me know and I'll throw some on you. Darkone8921, you sound like you have a "mongo not smart" problem. Trust me, its a good thing even though it sounds kind of aggravating. I love not letting anyone know I lift. I just say stuff like "man, this is ALL GENETICS!!!!!" or "I flip tires on the weekend." Dnsigma, ha ha, you are too modest. You were probably at that status a LONG time ago. LOL LOL, to be honest, I’d ask all of you guys to help me move. Dnsigma thinks he’s not at that level yet, but man.

We all know working out does have a host of benefits and holding things for long periods of time is one of them. LMAO, but I’d try my darndest to make sure no other parents saw that. Then you have to worry about "parent competitions". Making_A_Change, they always want you to move stuff. Come up with an excuse like "I have a shoulder stability issue."

Jarueba, you have built up a list of excuses right? It not, let me know and I’ll throw some on you.

Darkone8921, you sound like you have a "mongo not smart" problem. Trust me, its a good thing even though it sounds kind of aggravating. I love not letting anyone know I lift. I just say stuff like "man, this is ALL GENETICS!!!!!" or "I flip tires on the weekend."

Dnsigma, ha ha, you are too modest. You were probably at that status a LONG time ago. LOL

]]> by: dnsigma http://blog.bodybuilding.com/miked512/2009/02/04/built-for-show-and-function/#comment-9783872 Tue, 17 Feb 2009 03:11:59 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/miked512/2009/02/04/built-for-show-and-function/#comment-9783872 Well, I haven't really got to that status.But, I do see people doing that alot. Dude you are too funny! Well, I haven’t really got to that status.But, I do see people doing that alot. Dude you are too funny!

]]> by: Darkone8921 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/miked512/2009/02/04/built-for-show-and-function/#comment-9768812 Sun, 15 Feb 2009 00:19:15 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/miked512/2009/02/04/built-for-show-and-function/#comment-9768812 I think from time to time about perception. How people percieve others because of thier size. I only discuss lifting or my PR's with other people who lift as well. Why? Because the perception of the non lifters is that I'm bragging or something. I even go as far as to never even bring the subject up unless it's brought up to me first. The funniest part is, I say I can push press 250lbs for 1 rep and everyone believes me. But, I say that I have a degree and everyone seems surprised. Imagine that. I think from time to time about perception. How people percieve others because of thier size. I only discuss lifting or my PR’s with other people who lift as well. Why? Because the perception of the non lifters is that I’m bragging or something. I even go as far as to never even bring the subject up unless it’s brought up to me first.

The funniest part is, I say I can push press 250lbs for 1 rep and everyone believes me. But, I say that I have a degree and everyone seems surprised. Imagine that.

]]> by: JaruebaT http://blog.bodybuilding.com/miked512/2009/02/04/built-for-show-and-function/#comment-9757172 Fri, 13 Feb 2009 17:38:54 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/miked512/2009/02/04/built-for-show-and-function/#comment-9757172 I thought I was the only one! Every time one of my friends or family has something heavy that needs to be moved I'm the first person they call even if they haven't talked to me in months..lol! I thought I was the only one! Every time one of my friends or family has something heavy that needs to be moved I’m the first person they call even if they haven’t talked to me in months..lol!

]]> by: Making_A_Change http://blog.bodybuilding.com/miked512/2009/02/04/built-for-show-and-function/#comment-9667682 Thu, 05 Feb 2009 04:51:39 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/miked512/2009/02/04/built-for-show-and-function/#comment-9667682 This blog made me laugh out loud. For some reason people think that me working out entitles me to move things. Or it becomes some sort of challenge--"oooh, I thought you worked out'. But, not long after I got serious, I took my daughter to a parade. She was three and couldn't see anything. I held her on my shoulders for two hours. I know I wouldn't have been able to do that for her if I hadn't started taking better care of myself. This blog made me laugh out loud. For some reason people think that me working out entitles me to move things. Or it becomes some sort of challenge–"oooh, I thought you worked out’. But, not long after I got serious, I took my daughter to a parade. She was three and couldn’t see anything. I held her on my shoulders for two hours. I know I wouldn’t have been able to do that for her if I hadn’t started taking better care of myself.

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