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The Joseph one looks like she's gurning!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gurn

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It's possibly limb length – a longer limb means longer muscles (they have, of course, to anchor to the bone), therefore less leverage.

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Another of Extraordinary Elena . . . via her journal page.

Source: http://www.elenaseiple.com/journal.html (July 6, 2007)

Simply stunning!

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Very good work! 8)

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http://www.womenfitness.net/top10_misconception_bodybuild.htm

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Oddly eough, despite the fact that my disability means tht I can't stand, I'm about the same height as him.  Gives me a good idea of what I'd look like in the arms of an Amazon, though it'll never happen, of course.  <Sigh>

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SCREAMING WITH DELIGHT!!!  WOW and WOW! 😮 😮 Absolutely Gorgeous!!!
Yes, you're curvy, and should be proud of it.  Remember the Subway commercial where the woman asked for a "Badonka-donk butt"?  Well, I was jumping up and down sayin' "Yes, yes!  THAT'S what I'm talkin' about!!  Mimi…I'm just glad that's not an animation, or I'd have to call the Life Squad.  But, seriously, you're fabulous!
     

Being British, I don't know the Subway advert, but the rest I endorse 150%.  My reaction was "If a woman isn't especially muscular (not all want to be or can be), then that's what she should look like!"  Forget the Hollywood downward race to the thinnest shape possible, or the supermodel "early death chic" thing that has seen models who've died of anorexia-related illnesses – THAT PHOTO sums-up what a sexy woman (as opposed to a pubsecent girl) looks like, if she isn't muscular.

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Like it! 🙂

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There's been a debate about it elsewhere in the forums.

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LOL! That is just SO sweet!

After all that damage, she's tried to make amends by leaving $20.

What a cutie!

Beautifully put!

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