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Originally Posted by Dzone

Ive been totally out of touch with the sport of bodybuilding so its kind of interesting to me to see how different everything is now days compared to the 90s when I was living it 24/7.
The 90s, those were the days. Dorian Yates. Flex Wheeler. I dont think I missed a month of reading Flex magazine and MD cover to cover in the 90s. I was obsessed. Rememembr Muscle Media magazine? Thats where I learned about steroids for the first time. Dan Duchenne. Now I dont give a fuck about competitive bodybuilding, I just try and train like Im going to compete again

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TweetSome of the steroid books in the 90s you had to order through the mail and often they were nothing but some photocopied pages stapled together. I think some of Dan Duchennes early stuff came that way. Then he wrote that book, body opus or something like that. Bill Phillips was selling steroid info too

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Originally Posted by Uncle Ric

I watched it on Netflix last night. It sucked. Lee Priest was in it a little. I like watching him and some of his pod casts but the movie in general sucked

Is it just me or does Lee Priest come off as a real arrogant jerkoff. I remember seeing him at contests in the 90's and how damn fat he would get in the off-season. He looked horrible, like a fat butterball. I do have to give him credit though because once it was time to go, to step on stage he was always in shape. And not just in shape alway one of the hardest guys in contest

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Originally Posted by pgcc0313

Is it just me or does Lee Priest come off as a real arrogant jerkoff. I remember seeing him at contests in the 90's and how damn fat he would get in the off-season. He looked horrible, like a fat butterball. I do have to give him credit though because once it was time to go, to step on stage he was always in shape. And not just in shape alway one of the hardest guys in contest

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i have met him a few times in person and he was cool as hell. i think he acts the way he does in interviews and videos to give off a certain image to drive his persona. then again if he thinks or believes it he will say it with no regrets at all. cool trait to have but not so much for business haha

TweetThis is a great interview. I watched the first hour and am going to watch the rest of it. Dorian is a smart son of a *****. This is very intersting. I highly recommend it

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Originally Posted by Dzone

This is a great interview. I watched the first hour and am going to watch the rest of it. Dorian is a smart son of a *****. This is very intersting. I highly recommend it

Thanks for posting this. I am going to check it out.

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Originally Posted by Uncle Ric

Thanks for posting this. I am going to check it out.

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You should check it out. I watched all 3 hours and was well worth it. Very enlightening and educational. I might even watch it again.

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Originally Posted by Dzone

This is a great interview. I watched the first hour and am going to watch the rest of it. Dorian is a smart son of a *****. This is very intersting. I highly recommend it

good stuff dzone. i think it would be cool as hell to be able to work with him as a client

TweetLee Priest is a freakin lunatic. 100% insane.. Fuckin hilar5ious. He got screwed in too many contests when he was the best on the stage

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Originally Posted by Dzone

Lee Priest is a freakin lunatic. 100% insane.. Fuckin hilar5ious. He got screwed in too many contests when he was the best on the stage

I do suppose anyone that would put a damn tattoo all over half their face you really don't need to ask if they are a bit off

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TweetDorian is awesome. Always will be one of my all-time faves. Lee Priest always does seem to come off as an arrogant ass. I always figured it was just as guns mentioned, him trying to give off a certain image.