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yeah, i've seen both women on various sites elsewhere and niether are even close to 6' tall…sorry

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that's fine by me, i never claimed to be the authority, just trying some interesting math…

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the one thing that photoshop does really well is multiple layers, it is possible to extract the subject of the muscular manipulation from the background and rest of the image (eg text) then you are free to manipulate, then when you're done you can flatten the image into a jpeg for posting.  to avoid distorting the text place her on a different layer and the background will remain unaffected.

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70%!!!!!!!!!!!  That would make a 175 pound muscle-woman almost 300 pounds (297.5)!!!!!!!!!!!!

Actually…
Exploring this further, take a female bodybuilder of average height 5'6" and 175 pounds.  Assume the average weight of a normal woman is 120 (?) that would give the bodybuilder 55 pounds of muscle.  Now add 70% to her muscle mass: 93.5 pounds of muscle, so after the gene therapy she would have the potential to build herself up to 213.5 pounds, her strength and size, however, would be hugely increased…

take for example the average bodybuilders' arm of 17", add 70% and she gets a 28.9" arm!!  A bench press of 300 pounds becomes a bench of 510!!!  Soulder press with 55 pound dumbells becomes 93.5 pounds!  One arm curls with 50 pound dumbells becomes 85 pounds!!!

In other words Myo Women would out muscle us normal people by a substantial amount, I can't wait!!!

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Ooooohhhhhh! very nice, I've got to find me one of them…and seeing as there's an Olympic Training center in town, my chances are pretty decent.

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I'd have to include Andrea Trent along with all the other ladies mentioned above.

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Aaaaawwwww Yyyeeeaaaahhhhhh!!!!  Denise is back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀

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She split a while back, got fed up with several of the members here and it was enough to send her away, if you want the gory detail read this:
http://www.amaz0ns.com/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=41&topic=1211.0

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It is definitely a shame that there are fewer compeditors, but on the flip side, are there more muscular women in general due to the internet and the numerous pay sites that exist?  Social trends are heavilly driven by economic trends and if the internet makes it economically beneficial to be a female bodybuilder (because of our money by the way) then we will see more muscular women in the world, this is one of the reasons why I sign up for as many sites as i can afford, in the hopes of economically encouraging the trend towards muscular women!!  Reactions?

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wow look at the arms on her!!!

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