Tweetthere is someone here that use to go to planet fitness.hard too!!!!!!!.you know yourself
Tweetthere's a new one opening in my town...i can't help but posting a big boycott of it on my facebook...
maybe i should make a tshirt that says "hey fatass, don't judge me for being buff and in shape" and go try to sign up there...then i'll call one of those "sue happy" atty's and make my millions and have my 15 min of fame
Tweetthere is someone here that use to go to planet fitness.hard too!!!!!!!.you know yourself
TweetWhat is planet fitness?
TweetGayest gym ever. Its where all Starbucks pricks work out.
No power lifting
No grunting
No banging or clanking weights
Basically you can use machines and cardio equipment.
they have a buzzer that alerts everyone when too much noise is made.
TweetI think DB's only go to 50 lbs too.
Tweet60's is heaviest people are saying...ok, so i can curl there and that's it...oh, but i might make a sound and the smile police won't like that too much...
Tweetthat NO DEADLIFTING sign they have is hilarious...I wish I could find it on my computer
TweetI posted this up awhile back, i was out of town on biz in Tucson, hit up an old Golds gym I had been to there prior...walked in and all the employees are wearing purple, they were literally installing that infamous "grunt" alarm that goes off if you are too loud!
I asked for a day pass and got the "for you" price from some snotty *****. $15bucks lmao! I wanted to leave but said F it and stayed! I was loud, sweaty, dirty, slammed weights! I went way over the top! I deserved an Oscar! They kept coming up and asking me to be quiet lmao!
F that company!
Tweetthey're basically abusing the "right to refuse service to anyone"...i mean if i secretly didn't allow blacks or gays in and made an excuse that they were too loud (in my opinion) would that be acceptable?
TweetAre they black gay guys? :p