Watch out Big Ramy, there's a new mass monster in town

[Octavius]

Mr O 2015!

[huge285]

It just goes to show......people will do anything to "stand out from the crowd"....... is it easier to inject your entire body with oil......than going to the gym and actually training? Interesting conundrum!

[GREENMACHINE23]

It just goes to show......people will do anything to "stand out from the crowd"....... is it easier to inject your entire body with oil......than going to the gym and actually training? Interesting conundrum!

Not a look I would want.

[swingslammer]

I must point out though.....it looks like he actually shot up his forearms too, a lot of the knuckle heads don't.

[Todd Lincoln]

I must point out though.....it looks like he actually shot up his forearms too, a lot of the knuckle heads don't.

I think that's just oil that oozed down from the bicep.

[Anders JP Eskilsson]

Full story

[doubleogordo]

[rza1734]

Really bro

[Virtual Trauma]

Dear lord.

[Johnny Bravo]

It's funny seeing bodybuilders/gym rats pointing fingers at this guy for the choices he's made, and the same people will complain about being judged by others for the same reasons.

I don't like his look but it's his body. Let him do what he wants.

[hifrommike65]

Ramy has nothing to fear. But the balloons at Macy's Thanksgiving Parade may.

[Anders JP Eskilsson]

It's funny seeing bodybuilders/gym rats pointing fingers at this guy for the choices he's made, and the same people will complain about being judged by others for the same reasons.

I don't like his look but it's his body. Let him do what he wants.

with this analogy: One should not actually have the right to criticize a person who drinks to much and is risking various diseases like his liver collapsing, in addition you can see clearly that his skin is turning more and more yellow.

Still, it's his choice and his body!?

That's kind of inhumane from my perspective.

[Johnny Bravo]

with this analogy: One should not actually have the right to criticize a person who drinks to much and is risking various diseases like his liver collapsing, in addition you can see clearly that his skin is turning more and more yellow.

Still, it's his choice and his body!?

That's kind of inhumane from my perspective.

That's not the analogy I made. But to answer your question, yes it's still his choice and his body.

[Anders JP Eskilsson]

That's not the analogy I made. But to answer your question, yes it's still his choice and his body.

No i did the analogy for you

Luckely we've got laws to protects both the soceity and people when they go too far in their drug abuse.

When it comes to society (in general) we have different ethical stand points when it comes to helping humans not being able to take care of themselves. In addition institutions for rehabilitation, withdraws, mental illness, psychosis caused by drug overdoses etc.

It's their bodies correct, but not having any laws or directions at all for the society to use when people go to far using drugs is just inhumane and folish. It both harms the person and the society in the end.

I think that their is a line to draw in all of this, people should have right to use their bodies to some extension. Example: driving a car after drinking 1-3 beers is legal is some states while all states forbid driving a car efter drinking ten of them. (even in a closed inviroment with no others to harm)

I do agree that it's their bodies but people must have the right to criticize and the society must have laws to use when people can't see that they are stepping over the line.

[Johnny Bravo]

^^ That's a whole other discussion and certainly not the point I was trying to make in my original comment.