Heavy Muscle Radio (4/14/14): Lonnie "The Swami" Teper joins the show. Plus recap the IFBB Orlando Europa Show of Champions.

[JohnnyStyles]

Heavy Muscle Radio (4/14/14): Lonnie "The Swami" Teper joins the show. Plus recap the IFBB Orlando Europa Show of Champions.
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Aceto and Palumbo recap the IFBB Orlando Europa Show of Champions. How good was 25 year old Justin Compton? How did Jon Delarosa make such amazing improvements in 1 year? Plus full womens physique, bikini and mens physique breakdown.

Lonnie Teper calls in to talk about the sad death of former IFBB Pro Vince Comerford. Find out what "the Swami" reveals may have led to the death of the man they called "The Blond Myth".

Plus, Palumbo answers any and all questions in "Ask Dave?"!

[Curt James]

Listening in 3... 2... 1...

[Curt James]

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-jA9BR1z_VH8/U0xHeIdJ8EI/AAAAAAAAHJM/trRNYFJnBKA/s512/youngced.jpg

Sixteen-year-old Cedric!

[PTB]

That's far from Jimmy Walker from Good Times.....
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Didn't know he was a Steelers fan!!!

[PTB]

still a little confused about the omega 3-6-7-9 intake.. I just ordered some omega 7, but I also use Dave's Mac Nut oil and I take omega-3 fish oil supplement... so if I use Mac Nut oil with my eggs in the morning, when should I take the omega-7? I doubt I would take it with my egg meal.

[huge285]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlYRMaiaOeo

[huge285]

16 year old CEDRIC could probably win the JR NATIONALS.......lol

[Curt James]

That's far from Jimmy Walker from Good Times.....
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Didn't know he was a Steelers fan!!!

There was a time, long after Good Times, when Jimmie 'J.J.' Walker had developed some amount of diesel. You remember those days?

[Chris Aceto]

There was a time, long after Good Times, when Jimmie 'J.J.' Walker had developed some amount of diesel. You remember those days?

He used train at Golds in 1987 I used to see him there

[PTB]

he got bigger by his 40's no doubt, but I wouldn't call him diesel... he was no Carrot Top

[Curt James]

he got bigger by his 40's no doubt, but I wouldn't call him diesel... he was no Carrot Top

No, but in comparison to the literal beanpole he had been? :-)

[Curt James]

He used train at Golds in 1987 I used to see him there

Google fails me. I'm refining my search string! lol Just tried "j.j. walker, gold's".

Dynomite! Lacks Blast

After countless rejections, Jimmie Walker finally tells his story ... part of it, at least

By Sean DeFrank
June 21, 2012

There weren’t many TV stars more popular than Jimmie Walker in the 1970s. Portraying J.J. Evans on the groundbreaking CBS comedy Good Times, his catchphrase “Dyn-o-mite!” became one of the most iconic in television history—named the second greatest of all time by TV Guide in 2009. The South Bronx, N.Y., native has also been working nonstop as a standup comic for more than 40 years—Time named him “Comedian of the Decade” in 1979—working alongside some of the biggest names in the industry, and was even name-dropped in the Beastie Boys’ “Pass the Mic.” Yet for the past 15 years, Walker has faced repeated rejection in his attempts to get his autobiography published. “I’ve been turned down probably 100 times, at least,” he says. “I’ve had like eight books, and they’ve all been turned down.”

Walker’s long wait comes to an end June 26 with the publication of Dynomite! Good Times, Bad Times, Our Times (Da Capo Press, $25) co-written with journalist Sal Manna. But during an hourlong interview at Gold’s Gym in Summerlin, in between stints on the treadmill, the 64-year-old longtime Las Vegan expresses displeasure at having to alter the book from a straight autobiography to a memoir centering on his life as a comic in order to get it published. “I don’t plan on selling any fucking books,” he says. “If I get rid of 1,000 books, I’m happy.”

More @ http://vegasseven.com/2012/06/21/dynomite-lacks-blast/

So Walker is around 66 years old now. =8^O

[PTB]

No, but in comparison to the literal beanpole he had been? :-)
no doubt, and I looked just like him back in college.. Here's my honeymoon shot... 157lbs soaking wet at 6'3"
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