Lee Priest: I’d Be a Part of NPC Global

[Young Gotti]

[QUOTE=Geoff Roberts;2109374]

I hope you aren't serious.

me- "name a golfer who is more relevant than Tiger Woods"
you- "Lil Wayne! and hes not even a golfer, so your point is obsolete!"

the people I mentioned aren't bodybuilders? and Jordan speith's caddy made more this year on tour than woods...so Jordan speith

[BananaHammock]

Could someone give a tutorial on quoting?

[Joe Pietaro]

With all of this back and forth, is it fair to say that Lee Priest right now after prepping for a contest (once he recovers from the neck surgery he had recently) would give the 212 guys a run for their money? I personally think so without even hesitation. And with his conditioning, he would do very well for himself in the open class.

We may never know the answers because of the circumstances, but to try and say that Priest was and can still be a formidable opponent for anyone in the game nowadays is foolish.

[Young Gotti]

With all of this back and forth, is it fair to say that Lee Priest right now after prepping for a contest (once he recovers from the neck surgery he had recently) would give the 212 guys a run for their money? I personally think so without even hesitation. And with his conditioning, he would do very well for himself in the open class.

We may never know the answers because of the circumstances, but to try and say that Priest was and can still be a formidable opponent for anyone in the game nowadays is foolish.

maybe top 10 at the Olympia 212, but that's pushing it...those pictures a page back aren't that impressive

[Joe Pietaro]

maybe top 10 at the Olympia 212, but that's pushing it...those pictures a page back aren't that impressive

I disagree but we all have our opinion and yours is just as valuable as mine.

[Young Gotti]

I disagree but we all have our opinion and yours is just as valuable as mine.

what I'm looking at is his left bicep is so much bigger than his right, the upper back lacks thickness, conditioning in lower back and glutes is lacking

more pictures would def help, I'm only going off of 3 pictures

[Maniacal]

With all of this back and forth, is it fair to say that Lee Priest right now after prepping for a contest (once he recovers from the neck surgery he had recently) would give the 212 guys a run for their money? I personally think so without even hesitation. And with his conditioning, he would do very well for himself in the open class.

We may never know the answers because of the circumstances, but to try and say that Priest was and can still be a formidable opponent for anyone in the game nowadays is foolish.

Sure that's what you meant to say, editor-in-chief?

[Joe Pietaro]

Sure that's what you meant to say, editor-in-chief?

You got me there, pal Maniacal. I meant to say he is still formidable. Perhaps I should bring you in as a proof writer for the company, since you're such a big fan and all.

[Poker face Ace]

Please show us your pics. I bet you look real silly

maybe top 10 at the Olympia 212, but that's pushing it...those pictures a page back aren't that impressive

[Mac]

Please show us your pics. I bet you look real silly

You should be one to talk PDA. Where are your pics? Even I posted a pic.

[Young Gotti]

Please show us your pics. I bet you look real silly

you first big guy

my pics were posted when I did the interview with marc lobliners site

[Puma]

Please show us your pics. I bet you look real silly

Not directing it at anyone here but I can relate to this statement. The armchair quarterbacks are never impressed with anything less than 2003 Coleman. I always picture skinny teens when people dismiss impressive physiques or just attack weaknesses without acknowledging strengths. "Arnold had no legs", "Ronnie's side tricep sucked", "Jay had a thick waist"... No one is perfect and bodybuilding is all about having enough strengths to overcome your weaknesses. Not to say you have to be a champion to be a critic but I think some people gravitate a bit too easily toward negativity.