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Starburst happily accepted the invitation to appear on the charity telethon benefitting the local children's hospital.

The idea was that she'd perform, live, an incredible feat of strength. Because of the nature of the equipment that had to be set up for her performance, however, she wouldn't be able to perform it in-studio (a fact which did cause her a little disappointment). Two enormous towers of heavy-duty steel were built in an unused warehouse; these towers housed stacks of huge iron plates, each one weighing a solid ton, five plates in each stack. Cables attached to handgrips allowed Starburst to perform "cable curls" with the gigantic weights, 5 tons with each arm.

But at a pre-show inspection of the equipment the evening before the broadcast, Starburst had a request to make: "I hate to put you to the trouble of doing this, but... can both of those cables be attached to one handgrip?" The show producer's eyes goggled; he thought having Starburst curling 10 tons with each arm would be a spectacular enough sight. Now here she is, suggesting an even more stupendous sight: lifting 10 tons with one arm!

(And the sight of her mighty bicep bulging up huge and hard as she easily mastered the massive weights was indeed spectacular! And probably not a coincidence that that year's telethon broke fundraising records.)
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If you're a subscriber to my Patreon, this animation might look a little familiar. It is, indeed, a reworking of a couple of animation I'd produced of Cynthia flexing her bicep. Well, it seems I just couldn't leave the thing alone: I reworked the animation file to produce a nude version of her pumping her biceps, then had the idea to have her doing cable curls with multi-ton weight stacks (naked in that as well). And finally, I put her in her Starburst costume (as you see here), pumping away. (Not shown: the bottom of the weight stacks - you'll just have to take my word that there is a fifth two-ton plate at the bottom of each stack, labeled "10000".)

...do they even have telethons anymore? I haven't watched broadcast television for years.

Description
Starburst happily accepted the invitation to appear on the charity telethon benefitting the local children's hospital.

The idea was that she'd perform, live, an incredible feat of strength. Because of the nature of the equipment that had to be set up for her performance, however, she wouldn't be able to perform it in-studio (a fact which did cause her a little disappointment). Two enormous towers of heavy-duty steel were built in an unused warehouse; these towers housed stacks of huge iron plates, each one weighing a solid ton, five plates in each stack. Cables attached to handgrips allowed Starburst to perform "cable curls" with the gigantic weights, 5 tons with each arm.

But at a pre-show inspection of the equipment the evening before the broadcast, Starburst had a request to make: "I hate to put you to the trouble of doing this, but... can both of those cables be attached to one handgrip?" The show producer's eyes goggled; he thought having Starburst curling 10 tons with each arm would be a spectacular enough sight. Now here she is, suggesting an even more stupendous sight: lifting 10 tons with one arm!

(And the sight of her mighty bicep bulging up huge and hard as she easily mastered the massive weights was indeed spectacular! And probably not a coincidence that that year's telethon broke fundraising records.)
**********
If you're a subscriber to my Patreon, this animation might look a little familiar. It is, indeed, a reworking of a couple of animation I'd produced of Cynthia flexing her bicep. Well, it seems I just couldn't leave the thing alone: I reworked the animation file to produce a nude version of her pumping her biceps, then had the idea to have her doing cable curls with multi-ton weight stacks (naked in that as well). And finally, I put her in her Starburst costume (as you see here), pumping away. (Not shown: the bottom of the weight stacks - you'll just have to take my word that there is a fifth two-ton plate at the bottom of each stack, labeled "10000".)

...do they even have telethons anymore? I haven't watched broadcast television for years.