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oh yes takes humongous balls to risk losing your plastic "king" [eek!} than a 300K pot lol :D

this thread is chit and should be removed to chat posthaste

i want THIS! :cool:

I LOVE BOATING! Do you own a boat let's see it! Would like to own show a pic of your dream boat! :D

WAR what is it good for absolutely nothing say it say it say it WAR...

what's in mine :}}}

i'm sure you smothered the beast with cheese, condiment and VEGGIES to mask the taste :D

well if thats all you can do thats all you can do :D

ooh what a bad pic http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Dwan fuck chess has got no balls :D

you'd both eat the ass out of cow and go back for leftovers :p

not cool not even close c'm on man what else you got :confused: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbrzZWLu6Qw :p :cool:

"high freq begging duh duh" not even close to clever let alone funny?? :confused: try taking a lesson from the gabfly huh huh what an idiot option777 is :D

gabfly, if it's any consolation to your obvious loss arguing this point.. i don't do barbell squats. it's a stupidly dangerous exercise that can be completely avoided with the leg press. i no longer do them. will you accept my olive branch in peace :D

not your best effort :D

only an idiot would perch a heavy barbell on his shoulders then deliberately stick it out in front of his lumbar spine but hey .. :D

do whatever you want but in your own vids they are obviously maintaining a straight back deliberately despite your interpretation

"This photo shows me in a deep upright position, with a strong back arch. Note the bar high on the shoulders and the knees well out over the toes." http://www.cbass.com/Squats.htm ps this is not me :D

he's not deliberately accentuating a bend forward at waist as you suggest, on the contrary he's deliberately trying to maintain a vertical spine. the only thing here i quarrel with is the too wide stance. i like a closer stance thighs parallel..aka as bodybuilders stance. edit for 2nd vid...

doesn't this style create a larger lever arm from the center of mass of the bar to the lumbar spine? that would produce a much greater sheer stress in the spine...isn't conventional wisdom to keep the back straight while lifting with bent knees?

always got to have a strong close "God Bless" :D