Two funny things regarding T-shirts.

[Megamorph]

1) There was a chick on the steps of our Historic Hall, and she was wearing a shirt that said "Tokyyo". I misread it because I was tired and started asking her if she using AAS for long, and what her training was like. She seemed fit enough. Well, I had thought it had said the steroid brand name, which is a letter off. Was hard backing out of that conversation.

2) Yesterday, in the gym, there was a guy. I read his shirt. I was not tired. It said "No, I'm not on STEROIDS, but thanks for asking."

His calves were much smaller than my forearms, and he was Decline Pressing (with TWO of his friends STRUGGLING for the forced reps- he didn't get one clean one) a whopping 95 pounds. Not only did I laugh at his shirt, but I also laughed at the fact that I was laughing, so I kind of lost my mind for a bit. lmfao

Have any of you seen people wearing such shirts inappropriately?

It was a little funnier than those "Abercrombie GYM" shirts that only appear to come in extra small, and are only worn by guys who would snap a femur in half if they kicked a soccer ball.

 

[Big Jroy]

Funny shit man.

 

[Citruscide]

I think the kids shirt is a great rib on himself... I don't think he was being serious. If he was, then yes, it is absolutely rediculous.

I have seen kids wear in body glove long sleeve surving shirts to workout... normal shirts like this are skin tight, but not on these kids.

The funniest thing I see are the horrible forms people use in the gym.

C-ditty

 

[Baby Gorilla]

Ha....

2) Yesterday, in the gym, there was a guy. I read his shirt. I was not tired. It said "No, I'm not on STEROIDS, but thanks for asking."

I own that shirt. You can get it at www.bodybuilding.com .

I don't know how big you have to be to wear one. They sell them as small as medium, and if you're a lean and ripped guy, it still looks good on you.

I don't wear mine to the gym though.