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Well, when you're buff enough to bench press a car, who'll be laughing then?
#16, for the sake of humanity, I hope you are kidding. If not, I suggest you go down to the joke shop and buy yourself a sense of humor. Even the cheapest one will suffice.
Well actually bud, he could do pec fly's, dumbbell press, incline dumbells., he could do push-ups. That's 4 different exercises for chest, he would be well on his way to building strong Pectoral muscles if he increases the weight and progressively overloads his workout. So if you don't mind, don't talk about things you don't understand.
Not to mention the dude is clearly just starting out. By the way, quite a few of the really jacked guys at my gym use dumbbells for their bench and incline bench press. Rather large dumbbells, but still dumbbells.
#25 That won't work with only one set of dumbells...and buying progressively larger dumbells will get very expensive very fast.
#25 That's misinformed. Only doing those exercises isn't adequate to fully workout your pecs. While dumbell presses are good, they're not the same as a regular bench press, and OP would have to spend a lot of money to constantly buy increasingly weighted dumbbells. Point is, dumbbells are not ideal for chest. Hence my original reply to #1. Oh and don't ever be condescending towards me. I've been working out regularly (3-5 times a week) for a few years now. I know very well what I'm talking about, "bud".
#16 can you please shut the **** up and stop bringing negitivity to this comment (which was obviously a joke if i may point out.)
Ooh a tough guy here, well, actually. Although w/ a bench press it isn't ideal, it also isn't useless as again he's "starting out". And I'm sure with a quick google search you can find exercises to work your pec major and minor.
1- her mom when she breaks her own car.
Prove her wrong, nothing more to say!
Back into the kitchen where she belongs.
Now you have the motivation you need to become buff! Work hard OP!
she's laughing but she's the one going to the kitchen.
No... just no. there is no need man.
no I wasn't making a woman in the kitchen joke, I'm just saying she's laughing at him trying to be healthy and she's laughing to the kitchen to get food.
Or to make food for her family. Or to do the dishes. Or to take her son's birthday cake out of the oven. Or to watch tv. Or to grab her glasses. Or to drink some water. Or to put away groceries. Or to plan world domination.
that escalated quickly
You could punch her (lightly) in the face as proof! Lol
Lol wut?
You do realise we're talking bout OP's "mother" here?
Her momma must be so proud
Just laugh your way to the gym
Hey, good job. We all have have to starr somewhere.
Do you even lift?
I mean, he didn't but he's going to start. Soo... did I answer your question?
This is the part where you build up your upper body and hit her from behind with a stick. *commence Chandlerian gesticulations*
How is it even relevant for lifting?
I thought this was where the FML was going
This reference goes well with situations like Brazil and Germany fifa world cup match, this i just dont see how..but I see your point.
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Well, when you're buff enough to bench press a car, who'll be laughing then?
Prove her wrong, nothing more to say!