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The Seattle Response to the Mad Hops of the Carolina Panthers

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Razzy Newbie

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Whatever. Back in highschool I took a weighs class and there was one guy Tim who would work out in the room all day. He was 20 at the time and was a grad from our school who was friends with the weights instructor. That dude could jump onto a platform almost 5' high, do a "muscle up" and the "iron cross" on the rings with no problem, and lift insane amounts ******/clean/jerk (olympic lifting). He was also training to be a Navy seal.

I could track him down and make a video sometime too. Actually, I'm not sure what happened to the guy after highschool. If he succeeded he's probably somewhere in Afghanistan right now.

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I'm 6ft 4 and weigh about 265 and I'm not a big lifting kinda guy although I do lift some. But I def can't do that. Now to be as big as I am I have mad hops for a white boy. But probably couldn't do what that lil guy does but I can dunk like a motha. But the pull up hoop ring thing I can't do. Hell I barely could get my big ass up there. I also like long walks on the beach and want worldpeace

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