Originally Posted by srvy (Post 10527975)

Admitted body by steroids.

Originally Posted by lewdog (Post 10527985)

Yes, he takes steroids. You also realize they don't magically change your body like that, right? You'd be surprised by the number of juicers at your local gym who have dogshit physiques.

Originally Posted by srvy (Post 10527994)

Nor do I care really. But if it really doesnt do all that much for and he is a workout warrior as you claim. Well then why do it at all and risk the limp loins?

Originally Posted by lewdog (Post 10527954)

I'll give you as much HGH as you want and you wouldn't look like that...EVER. People think 'riods and HGH magically change your body. He's also been working out his whole life, advanced with drugs or not. He's put in tons of work to look like that.

Originally Posted by KC Tattoo (Post 10528172)

Verne Troyer feels like he was over looked

http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/l...in-powers-.jpg

Originally Posted by Gadzooks (Post 10527977)

Here is a list of the Taller actors. (no real surprises except Bill Murray maybe)

http://www.nextmovie.com/wp-content/...chart-full.jpg

Originally Posted by srvy (Post 10528228)

So your giving David Hasselhoff,Dwayne Johnson and Dolph Lundgren a pass to the actors club?

Originally Posted by srvy (Post 10528228)

So your giving David Hasselhoff,Dwayne Johnson and Dolph Lundgren a pass to the actors club?

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 10526981)

Here's a cool table of height and weight distributions for American men and women:

http://www.census.gov/compendia/stat...es/12s0209.pdf

As a male in the 50-59 age range, my height of 6-0 is taller than 81 percent of my peers (and probably more like 85 percent since I'm half an inch taller than 6-0). My weight of about 184 pounds is more than about 37 percent of my peers. I am apparently a rangy 50-something.

The average man and woman by decade are as follows. (I'm not bothering with interpolation and am just eyeballing, so the exact figures may vary slightly.)

Men
Age 20-29 - 5-9.5 and 174 pounds
Age 30-39 - 5-9.7 and 190 pounds
Age 40-49 - 5-9.7 and 194 pounds
Age 50-59 - 5-9.7 and 196 pounds
Age 60-69 - 5-9.0 and 197 pounds
Age 70-79 - 5-8.3 and 190 pounds

Women
Age 20-29 - 5-4.7 and 150 pounds
Age 30-39 - 5-4.3 and 159 pounds
Age 40-49 - 5-4.3 and 160 pounds
Age 50-59 - 5-3.9 and 160 pounds
Age 60-69 - 5-3.8 and 163 pounds
Age 70-79 - 5-2.8 and 157 pounds

For men over the age of 40, the difference between 180 pounds and 210 pounds is a third of the population. You weigh more than about one-third of the population at 180, and you weigh more than about two-thirds of the population at 210.