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Published: 2018-09-02 14:48:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 7201; Favourites: 77; Downloads: 69
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Larry had thought he was the strongest guy in the gym until he challenged the sweatshirted David to a wrestling match. David peeled off the sweatshirt and then, with a look of menace in his eyes, flexed the largest and most muscular arm Larry had ever seen."Yeah you just messed with wrong guy. This is gonna hurt you a lot more than you've been hurt before."
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Comments: 11
piotrpjs [2019-10-12 12:48:56 +0000 UTC]
Oh to have my cocked squeezed by that mound of veiny bicep!!
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dhandler19 In reply to piotrpjs [2019-10-12 23:52:47 +0000 UTC]
A man after my own heart! Much thanks!
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MatureMuscle [2019-10-04 19:41:11 +0000 UTC]
Remember the old strongmen who would show off thier biceps by having "steel" straps placed around them when relaxed, he then would raise each arm like the stud above and snap them off by the very force of his bucep mudcles contracting? It seemed silly once I understood that the bicep muscle wasn't really that hard or strong enough to pump and shatter a ring of steel. but it was a visceral show of strength that made an impression as a child. Then again maybe it can be done depending oon the strength of the strap.
I know I was not just having a fantasy as one such scene was in the original version of ""Mighty Joe Young" when poor gorilla Joe is forced to perform and compete against contemporary (1940s) strongmen. I think the steelman in the scene was a boxer. Maybe Max Baer. I also remember a bold strongman who snapped a pie e if lumber on hus head called "The Swedish Angle" a rather skinny tall fellow to today's standard but I digress.
And yes perhaps an even stranger memory was the "Big Jim" action figure for boys as an alternative to GI Joe. which came with platics "steel bands". The action figure ( ok...doll) would actually make his biceps bulge when you bent his arm...and you can make the straps pop off...ok...my knowing all this is embarrassing......then again it just shows I always had a fetish for muscle....still when i have a fantasy about being chained I break out the same way...biceps pumping and manacles breaking!
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dhandler19 In reply to MatureMuscle [2019-10-06 20:17:54 +0000 UTC]
I definitely owned a Big Jim (and Josh!) and camper. In fact, I decided at the beginning of your message to look for a Youtube of the original commercial to send as a response & then seeing you go there by the end--- well great minds think alike. Even though I saw a lot of Big Jim commercials I didn't see the one with the biceps flexing action. But I remember it well!
The same stuff drives crazy!! Much thanks for the memories!
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MatureMuscle In reply to dhandler19 [2019-10-06 23:43:26 +0000 UTC]
I don't remember Josh but I had the camper too! For some reason I remember it came with two "fire pits". Plastic stone circles. I vaguely remember there were some cool fold out awnings or something like that.
But my favorite was a bit more space age and a little militant: GI Joe's Mobil Support Vehicle and the Search for the Radio Active Satellite. It is indelibly in my memory because the box with large graphics survived for about two decades as it was used for storage of Christmas decorations!. The graphic were like the graphic novel cover you did a few months back...something like Jungle Jim
But Jim had a set of biceps that I still wish I can develop. Luckily I never had the notion to try to dissect it and see how the bulging mechanism worked. I didn't want to ruin those biceps. Not that huge but just enough definition to look real. As opposed to the freaky manikin-like structure of GI Joe. Mine with about two dozen holes in his chest for the "speaker" the sound came out of when you pulled his dog tag. I used to imagine Joe somehow survived a large number of perfectly spced bullets to the chest!
Ah memories. I can still remember my brother's GI Joe resembled COl Flagg from M*A*S*H. Who would say I think more than once: "I have nothing to do with Army Intelligence"
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Master-of-the-Boot [2018-09-29 19:39:01 +0000 UTC]
Back when I was a kid, I used to love Greek mythology. And what me and my mom (thanks mom for reading me the adult versions of the myth) took from the stories is that no matter how hot you think you are, you can be knocked down from your pedestal at any time.
Even Zeuss got build up and broken down so much it got hilarious.
And in this case, I like to think of Mr. Muscle man here as the God of Thunder (thighs) being the one to knock someone else off the pedestal and into the sheets, insert drum roll
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dhandler19 In reply to Master-of-the-Boot [2019-10-06 20:18:32 +0000 UTC]
I love this idea--many thanks!
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Krocken In reply to Master-of-the-Boot [2018-09-29 21:43:50 +0000 UTC]
Zeus was a big jerk in the end.
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dhandler19 In reply to Krocken [2019-10-06 20:18:57 +0000 UTC]
Yeah but what a big studly jerk!!!
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johngibson [2018-09-11 15:50:19 +0000 UTC]
This guy David is a real sport. He let Larry win the first two arm wrestling rounds. Then he stood up, tore off his T shirt, picked up poor Larry, threw him to the mat, and smothered Larry under his 290 lb bulk of pulsating muscle. Larry is recovering now in the hospital with only minor bruises to his ego. I say David at age 19 should be commended for outstanding sportsmanship!!
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dhandler19 In reply to johngibson [2018-09-15 13:18:03 +0000 UTC]
Ha, I like your version of the David vs Larry situation, and thank goodness Larry survived. I was a little worried for him when I saw how powerful David is!!!
much thanks!
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