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    It was just a machine rather than free weights, but I bench pressed 225 lbs yesterday. Haven't done that since I was in my twenties.

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    • What is it about forcing your poor body to lift stupidly heavy weights in order to bloat the muscles for aesthetics is healthy exactly?set
    • There's a lot of benefits to weight lifting my young dumb childpinkfloyd
    • I do it casually thoughpinkfloyd
    • set, you lost this intellectual debate before it starteddrgs
    • Swollen muscles for aesthetics is not healthy. Naturally I assumed my comment would warrant very defensive comments from the idiots.set
    • So no surprises today.set
    • completely the opposite: the flabbier the loser, the more hostile he is towards anything gym related. A rule from which man knows no exceptiondrgs
    • Being flabby and unfit as almost as retarded as being a swollen, stiff condom full of walnuts. I agree.set
    • Neither myself or anyone I know is near that. There are people who take it to the extreme, but you cannot use them as examples to justify your own laziness.drgs
    • You assume I'm lazy because...?set
    • I know sodrgs
    • The psbattles has turned set from a cunt to a diva cuntpinkfloyd
    • lol at you think you know so. Hahaha. Anyone who suggests swelling up your muscles to look big must naturally not exercise at all. Retards everywhere.set
    • I'm with set.
      This new health instagram hashtag shit has nothing to do with actual health.      soundofreason
    • While we're at it it's the same thing for fitness. It's all about promoting a specific body type.soundofreason
    • Look at track and field athletes, they are all FIT for a specific discipline, therefore the different body types.
      Just admit you like to look good in a bikini.      soundofreason
    • Athletes are actually LESS healthy than non-athletes. Because of their training they are more likely to get INJURED.soundofreason
    • #
      YEAH
      I
      SAID
      IT      soundofreason
    • pat each other on the backdrgs
    • Don't forget to bring the oil.
      #stayhealthy      soundofreason
    • BTW
      I run marathons, I have a resting heart rate under 50 bpm but in the end I'm no way healthier than someone with one of 70bpm.      soundofreason
    • #
      WE ARE ALL GOING TO DIE      soundofreason
    • If you want to live a healthy life spend more time brushing your teeth than picking out your Nike leotard.soundofreason
    • #HEALTH is now being used a as PC stand in for VANITY.soundofreason
    • wtf are you talking about?pinkfloyd
    • http://www.qbn.com/r…drgs
    • @drgs
      His is a great story, and it looks like he did need to lose some weight to become healthy.
      ...      soundofreason
    • "you realize how important your health and appearance really are most of all mentally."
      Boz      soundofreason
    • He is admitting that "looking good" is what weight lifting is about which was my point all along. I'm not against weightlifting. I'm against the health hashtag.soundofreason
    • If he would have only lost some weight he would have healthy as well. He is not healthier for lifting weights. Here's an anlogy that might help:soundofreason
    • Drinking too much is bad for your liver but say your liver can handle a glass of beer a day. If you don't go over that you're healthy.soundofreason
    • Somebody that doesn't drink any alcohol at all is not healthier. That person might do it for moral or religious reasons.soundofreason
    • I'm not against that person not drinking, I know some people like that in real life. I would give that person shit for sticking a health hashtag on it though.soundofreason
    • And to leave out holes in my analogy* let's say that the beer you drink everyday is light and gluten free.
      #stayhealthy      soundofreason
    • https://i.imgur.com/…
      Seriously, this is idea of health you buy into? I guess they must be right because they have Health in their title.      soundofreason
    • I don't understand why you think vanity negates health? Vanity is a separate, unrelated quality. You can be one of each or both togetherdrgs
    • You can be both or many things more. You can also take great care of your hair and have a fabulous mane. I would still argue it has nothing to with health.soundofreason
    • I don't think vanity negates health. I don't think lifting weights makes you either unhealthy or healthy. We're going in circles here.
      I'm out :)      soundofreason
    • tldr;pinkfloyd
    • No worries pinkfloyd, I figured reading wasn't your strength. That text was intended for drgs. I'll be drawing you a picture, stay tuned and #stayhealthy.soundofreason
    • bite mepinkfloyd
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