Who can bench press more Sly or Buddy?

It was photoshopped you fool! WTF!

 

How much do you have in your wallet right now?

 

About $40 right now. Not enough to impress anybody.

 

That's true. Go away.

 

I don't know, and I wouldn't say if I did. kids are not to be fucked with.

 

260 is a lot man, what are you talking about? That's a very respectable benchpress, especially if you're repping it

Depends. A 5'5" (at this point, Sly's height could be anywhere from 5'5" to 5'9") 160 lb guy who is ripped might be able to put up 300 lbs.

 

:: at the tags once again.

 

Tell that to Sandusky

 

Ewww

 

I bet it has every letter of the alphabet in it...twice.

 

I sense a special code in this sentence.:NotThink:

 

You gonna go fuck some kids Hanz ?

 

Hanzdusky

 

Says the guy with a kid in his avatar.

 

That's not a kid. That's the world's coolest midget.

 

He looks taller...

 

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Wow, the tags alone make an otherwise avarage thread pretty decent.

 

You are one bullshit artist. Either you are full of shit or they count 260 kilograms or some shit in Puerto Rico. 260 is a decent amount to lift even once.

 

Can dudes who bench 260 get more pussy?

 

I'd vote buddy

 

Reading Anthony's post made me curious about this, so I read a bunch of different things about bench pressing. I can't even remember the last time I benched anything... maybe in high school, when I weighed 60 pounds, LOL

Anyway, it seems that the average man can bench press roughly 160 pounds ONCE. Now, obviously that's an average, so it takes in all kinds of people of different sizes and experience with formal weight lifting. Still, that's 100 pounds less than what Anthony is basically describing as routine and unremarkable, and it is ONE rep. Many people have no idea how to properly do the exercise, which I am sure might bring the average down a little, but I don't think it would drive it down 100 pounds.

Perhaps in Anthony's immediate experience, he is around a lot of guys who are serious weight training enthusiasts. In such an environment, 260 probably isn't a huge deal. However, the facts seem to be that for the vast majority of men, that is a shitload to lift.

I really have no idea, as I have never tried anything like that personally. All of my working out has been of the hard labor variety where "weight training" consists of hauling around incredibly awkward and heavy things in a manner that does little for you except hurt your back.

 

Everything comes easy to Anthony. That's why he runs FightBeat! :bears:

 

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