http://apnews.myway.com/article/20060526/D8HRO5SO0.html

Glory to God!

whats the big deal? I can leg press 2800 lbs.

Joe

"Bob Crantz" wrote:

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20060526/D8HRO5SO0.html

Glory to God!
You REALLY want to be like Pat Robertson, right? heheheee

What about all those 'confusing' posts about being ????

like not shaving when you are in a dress, and "immediate gratification?

You need to get a boat, dude!

LP

"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
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http://apnews.myway.com/article/20060526/D8HRO5SO0.html

Glory to God!

Sorry Bob! I'm now a confirmed Bowflex user, but in my serious lifting days,
that machine was a joke to us. It may appear that the athlete is lifting a
ton, but the incline and the fact that he's is no longer lifting his own
body weight makes it less impressive. Yes, it's possible there was 2,000 lbs
of plates on the machine, but I'll bet ol' Pat can't squat even 500 lbs!
Scout

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"Bob Crantz" wrote:

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20060526/D8HRO5SO0.html

Glory to God!
You REALLY want to be like Pat Robertson, right? heheheee

I worship Pat Robertson like a god, even more than William Bendix!



What about all those 'confusing' posts about being ????

You must be the one that's confused, I'm as gay as Liberace!



like not shaving when you are in a dress, and "immediate gratification?

It's better to take the dress off to shave. You should try it.

I'm a delayed gratification type of person.



You need to get a boat, dude!


Never! They are a time consuming waste of time and money. Who wants to be
trapped on a fiberglass dog house sized space capsule pitched about by the
wake of drunken boaters?

What kind of boat do you have?


LP

"Scout" wrote in message
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
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http://apnews.myway.com/article/20060526/D8HRO5SO0.html

Glory to God!

Sorry Bob! I'm now a confirmed Bowflex user, but in my serious lifting
days, that machine was a joke to us. It may appear that the athlete is
lifting a ton, but the incline and the fact that he's is no longer lifting
his own body weight makes it less impressive. Yes, it's possible there was
2,000 lbs of plates on the machine, but I'll bet ol' Pat can't squat even
500 lbs!
Scout

This is a thought I would rather not have thunk.

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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
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http://apnews.myway.com/article/20060526/D8HRO5SO0.html

Glory to God!

I'm also told that machine and the position of the user encourages strokes!
Scout

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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"Scout" wrote in message
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
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http://apnews.myway.com/article/20060526/D8HRO5SO0.html

Glory to God!

Sorry Bob! I'm now a confirmed Bowflex user, but in my serious lifting
days, that machine was a joke to us. It may appear that the athlete is
lifting a ton, but the incline and the fact that he's is no longer
lifting his own body weight makes it less impressive. Yes, it's possible
there was 2,000 lbs of plates on the machine, but I'll bet ol' Pat can't
squat even 500 lbs!
Scout

This is a thought I would rather not have thunk.

I know, the truth is seldom pretty!
Scout

You need to get a boat, dude!



Bob Crantz wrote:
Never! They are a time consuming waste of time and money. Who wants to be
trapped on a fiberglass dog house sized space capsule pitched about by the
wake of drunken boaters?


What about becoming one of the drunken wake-causing boaters,
youorself?

What kind of boat do you have?


A Dog House 36

DSK

OzOne wrote in message ...
On Sat, 27 May 2006 04:15:00 -0400, "Scout"
scribbled thusly:



Sorry Bob! I'm now a confirmed Bowflex user,


I know the guy who wrote 'the' book on the Bowflex.

Oz, I hesitated before making this reply.
I'm not sure which book you mean, but I've been assembling things for a long
time, and the Tread Climber and Ultimate II assembly guides are some of the
worst, if not the worst technical writing I've ever come across. I
complained to Bowflex but they've never responded, I think they just put me
on a complainers list.
Having said that, I love the equipment and have only a few complaints about
the design, all things I can work around.
Scout