[Anonymous]

I read the description for the forum, and I figured the Danger Girls would fit in here. They are typically laid-back, girly women, but when duty calls, they get the job done however they can.

Has anyone seen any Danger Girl muscle gain fanart?

[Eric]

I read the description for the forum, and I figured the Danger Girls would fit in here. They are typically laid-back, girly women, but when duty calls, they get the job done however they can.

Has anyone seen any Danger Girl muscle gain fanart?

I've heard of 'em & have a couple of the graphic novels.

Haven't seen any "Danger Girl" muscle fanart, but if I recall the art in DG is done by someone-Campbell, a very famous penciller.

And I've seen a few female-muscle artists who mimic his style, if that helps.

PS:  I'm curious about your "I have more balls than most men" assertion.  Please explain…

Later,

Eric F., EnhanceMan

[Anonymous]

And I've seen a few female-muscle artists who mimic his style, if that helps.

PS:  I'm curious about your "I have more balls than most men" assertion.  Please explain…

It does…where can I find them?

I have more balls than most men I've met. My judge of "balls" is if the person is ballsy: not afraid to face a task, not afraid to tell the truth, not afraid to admit being wrong if shown proper evidence. They are man or woman enough to be physically and mentally forward and able to physically and mentally accomplish things. Not just anything, though. It's the stuff people usually shy away from, dangerous or ardurous tasks, speaking up to someone in power to tell them that they should change something when everyone else is afraid to open their mouths. "Bold" is another way to describe it.

I act this way all the time. I've had people, men and women, tell me that I have balls. Many men have said "You have more balls than I do." I figure since so many people in so many different instances have said the exact same thing, there must be some truth to it.

[Eric]

It does…where can I find them?

I guess I could put some in the "Muscular Women Art" section of the forum.  I don't know who the artist is.  I just know it's not me (I'm no artist).

I have more balls than most men I've met. My judge of "balls" is if the person is ballsy: not afraid to face a task, not afraid to tell the truth, not afraid to admit being wrong if shown proper evidence. They are man or woman enough to be physically and mentally forward and able to physically and mentally accomplish things. Not just anything, though. It's the stuff people usually shy away from, dangerous or ardurous tasks, speaking up to someone in power to tell them that they should change something when everyone else is afraid to open their mouths. "Bold" is another way to describe it.

I act this way all the time. I've had people, men and women, tell me that I have balls. Many men have said "You have more balls than I do." I figure since so many people in so many different instances have said the exact same thing, there must be some truth to it.

Good for you.  🙂

I don't consider myself "bold", myself.

Later,

Eric F., EnhanceMan

[Anonymous]

I don't consider myself "bold", myself.

Neither did I. I was afraid of a lot of things, but now I'm not. I told myself "If you're going into a freakin' war, then (insert fear here) is nothing." In case you are curious, I'm a lot happier being bold, but if it's not for you then it's not for you. 🙂 Not trying to persuade you to change or anything.

[Strickalator]

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ok hmm i suppose that means "I have more balls than most girls do!

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er hmm wait that doesnt sound right…..lol

nah i know all about the boldness thing ….i use to be shy and then i started getting bold…sometimes so bold it gets people mad at me…and im like "Oh well…sorry i cannot change my mind about where i stand"

[Anonymous]

ok hmm i suppose that means "I have more balls than most girls do!

Nope. Girls don't have balls.

[quote]and im like "Oh well…sorry i cannot change my mind about where i stand"

Your boldness has to be honest and not meant to be rude. I mean, I could go up to someone in charge, like my boss, and say "Hey, fag, you are one hell of a dick." Sure, that would be bold, but I'd be doing it to piss him off and that wouldn't be right.

With great boldness comes great responsibility.

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[Eric]

OK, Strawberry. 

I put a bunch of pix of femuscle artist that remind me of Scott Campbelll's work in a directory on my computer.

The problem is, I don't know how to get them to you & I don't know if Lingster will let me post them on his forum (I don't own the copyright on 'em & didn't draw 'em).

I tried using ImageShack, but couldn't figure it out.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks for your help.

PS:  I did a bold thing yesterday, but it's Off-Topic (i.e., it didn't involve muscular women)…

Later,

Eric F., EnhanceMan

[The_Pimp_NeonBlack]

I told myself "If you're going into a freakin' war, then (insert fear here) is nothing."

The Pimp must disagree with you, dear Child.
In War, that (insert fear here) is so much greater.

As for the subject: it is believed that Iczerman and the artist Lonnie have done Danger Girl art in the past.
Best to consult with them and see if any can be posted.

Peace
The Pimp NeonBlack

[Anonymous]

ERIC: I would try http://www.photobucket.com That’s what I use, it’s easy.

PIMP: I recognize that you are much more experienced in this than I am. What I meant was that if I am going to be in a situation where I could get killed, things like, say, bees are less of a bother. If you still disagree with me, then I will ask you to elaborate because to me, it’s counter-intuitive to think that comparatively trivial fears will be worsened.

As always, thanks for your advice.

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