Anja Langer

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  • March 29, 2007 at 8:21 pm #49244
    Len Geller
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    Hi Folks!  I'm a newbie and find your forums really informative.  Thanks.
    Check out jdm022's new enhancement of Anja Langer on his website!  Scorching!
    Go to Bodybuilding Babes 69.  Thanks JM!

    March 30, 2007 at 12:18 am #49245
    Len Geller
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    Here's the link. My eyes are burning.
    http://www.jdm022.com/B/801.jpg

    March 31, 2007 at 2:30 am #49246
    jdm022
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    Hello Philo,  thanks for the kind words.  I'd love to do more work with anja but i don't have very may photos of her.  If you or anyone reading this has anja scans, please shoot them my way at:

    annak@jdm022.com

    here's one more for good measure…

    the larger version can be found here…  http://www.jdm022.com/Body69

    March 31, 2007 at 6:44 am #49247
    Len Geller
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    When she competed in the late 80's and early 90's, she was 5'6" and about 145 pounds.  I always hoped that she would throw caution to the wind and add 30-35 pounds of hard ripped muscle.  In several of your enhancements in BB69 she's  definitely moving in that direction.  I really like the bicep shots.  Thanks again for the great work!

    March 31, 2007 at 4:52 pm #49248
    cpbell0033944
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    Now it all ties in (Jim will know what I mean)!
    Strangely enough, although Jim's morphs are insanely sexy, I'm rather glad that Ms Langer didn't try and put-on that much extra muscle.  As she was, and is, she has a graceful elegance that might have suffered had she piled on more mass; however, the main cause for concern would have been that she'd almost certainly have had to juiced to achieve those sorts of gains, and I'd have hated to see her lose her beauty for that purpose.  I'd rather her at 145 pounds and beautiful, than at 170 pounds and looking like a bloke from GH and steroid use. 🙂

    March 31, 2007 at 6:46 pm #49249
    Len Geller
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    Your point is well taken.  I still would have liked to see her at the
    higher weight and larger size.  Not all attractive FBB's who use GH and
    the juice start to resemble a bloke.  Remember Tonya Knight at the end of
    her career?  She was a lot more massive (around 170 lbs) but still retained
    her good looks.  And if her career hasn't been cut short, she might have
    pushed it to 180-185 lbs.  Kim C. is another example, although I have to admit
    that her facial appearance did become more bloke-like as she piled up the Ms.
    Olympia titles. But what a physique!       

    March 31, 2007 at 10:26 pm #49250
    cpbell0033944
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    I'm afraid I don't remember Ms Knight – as those who remember me joining Amaz0ns will know, I haven't been into femuscle for that long.  I'll certainly look her up, though.
    As to my point about Anja Langer, I'm afraid I find the juiced look a turn-off.  That's not to say that I can't admire the physique of someone like Kim Cheizevski, (sp?) because I most certainly do, but I don't find the 'masculinised' look sexy.  I'm therefore glad that Ms Langer didn't try and go huge, in case it affectedher stunning beauty.  I'm not criticising your point of view, just contrasting that with my own. 🙂

    April 1, 2007 at 1:12 am #49251
    Len Geller
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    I suspect you're right.  Although there are some noteworthy exceptions
    (Knight, Oriquen, Policky come to mind), for an FBB to build massive muscle,
    she'll probably have to go on the juice and sacrifice beauty and good looks.
    In real life the two (massive muscle and beauty) seem incompatible.  Which is why
    I really like morphers like JM and Ahern and a large number of artists who
    overcome that incompatibility in their art. If you can't find your ideal in the
    real, create it in art.

    April 1, 2007 at 8:29 am #49252
    yaracyrrah80
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    Which is why I really like morphers like JM and Ahern and a large number of artists who overcome that incompatibility in their art. If you can't find your ideal in the real, create it in art.

    Amen.

    –Y

    April 1, 2007 at 9:18 pm #49253
    cpbell0033944
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    Amen.

    –Y

    Amen x2.

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