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Perhaps this will allure our Lady Mimi from the shadows . . .  😉  ;D  8)

Link: Wonder W. by Jean Sinclair Art 07×11

Has she logged-in recently?  I fear she's drifted away from us. 🙁

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Too lite – certain you don't have something more challenging?  😉  😮  ;D  8)

Link: She Hulk by Jean Sinclair Art 07×11

Sinclair's producing some great stuff now!

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Reading the posts I have to wonder if anyone here bothered to read the comments posted by the people @ RX, who are involved in the sport.

Based upon what I've read here there seems to be a disconnect, with some, not all, to distinguish between their fantasty and the reality about muscular women – what it takes, and what it can cost them.

As to what's wrong w/ FBBing, especially the size question, well I think post #180 by "FitBodyBC" summed it up quite well.

Link: http://forums.rxmuscle.com/showpost.php?p=550976&postcount=180

This is pecisely the point, an why, with all due respect to him, Maitolasi isn't 'getting it'.  Yes, seeing Usain Bolt run 9.6 seconds is more spectacular than seeing him run 11 seconds, but he doesn't end-up with boobs and a high-pitched voice because of it, nor is he growing a vagina.  These are the closest things I can think of that could happen to a guy which replicate what happens to women on high levels of GH and androgens.  Heavy, square jaws, enlarged noses, heavy brow arches, high foreheads, coarse skin, facial stubble, deepened, gravelly voice, clitoral enlargement, acne…the list goes on.  If the rewards were great and public adulation followed, maybe it's worth it, but reading "fitbody"s post, she spends $430 per month on chicken and egg whites.  This years' 4th-place Ms. Olympia prize money was $4000.  As the American members here would say "you do the math".

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And I don't like the way that usually BBing is represented as an extreme thing. It's just a sport among others.

Then again, if FBBs are easy to market, how come they get so small awards?

That's the point – we don't see FBBing as extreme, but it is compared with the rest of the world.  This fact leads to the realisation that FBBers are incredibly difficult to market to all but a small minority – us!  Even at its late-'80s/early-'90s height, FBBing was a minority interest, but, at the top level, it is now so extreme that it is losing even its previously reliable fanbase.

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and what about chyna ?
raye hollit ?

Their popularity was partly due to their era – FBBers and buff women were more popular because

a.  it was more fashionable then

and

b.  the background was of FBBers that looked like buff women rather than men – the size is a secondary issue – the main reasons for the decline in popularity are extreme dryness at contests compared with ripped but healthy-looking contest shape in the 1990s and the effect of excessive GH and steroid use.

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Bravo, sir, bravo. Now what we need is for you to go out and educate all the science journalists in the world, to try and avoid this kind of bullpoop ever littering our papers/Internet/magazines again!

Thanks Fonk – I got the feel for junk science from New Scientist.

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A nice spread Fly. And dont worry…3 pages is fine…for any page with Jen brings a smile to mah fase.

Also, your selections always contain something really good.

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really ??  ;D
how is it possible jana linke-sippl permanently in tv ?

I think Germans are a bit odd in that they like extreme things LOL!

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Cool stuff – thanks!  Another artist to watch. 😉

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Very nice work – thanks!

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