
Bible Weights
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Bible Weights
"You think you can? Think again, mister. You know you can. Got that?"
"I'm off to the gym, where my private self and my public self converge."
"This feels like an accomplishment."
'Well, well, well. It wasn't a 12 lb baby after all. It was a six pound one pumping iron.'
"If we carry them home we’ll get at least one workout."
Bodybuilder pumping himself up.
'You know you're getting old when you take longer to recover than to get tired.'
"Wait! Don't start the chase now: I need to stretch first!:
Sam's Gym. My problem is I can't get the body I want with the body I've got!
"We're exclusively delts."
"Empty again? What's going on around here anyway?"
"Ok, let's get those knuckles up off the ground, arms way up high now, feet wide apart. . ."
"He's a dedicated lifter, but he always skips leg day."
Exercising
'We're looking for athletic people.'
Exercise now!
"And then on ab day they roll on their backs, flail, and mimic us in the throes of death."
Carrot in front of the donkey workout.
Zeus injects himself with steroids before throwing lightning bolts
Like lambs to the slaughter, my ass.
"I appreciate the support. It feels good to finally get that off my chest."
"You'll have to forgive Roland. He still uses 'stomach' and 'abdominals' interchangeably."
'C'mon, c'mon! I want to be the first one on the stair-climbing machine!'
No caption. (A mother runs on a treadmill with a baby carriage on the treadmill next to her).
Tired executive going into gym coming out gleaming
"My wife says she wants you to make me fit for purpose."
Exercise Bars
No caption (A man running on a treadmill hands a relay baton to a man on the treadmill in front of him).
'Hey, Bob, can you get this itch on my chin? It's driving me nuts.'
'Bigley, you're over-training!'
He prefers to play fetch with a medicine ball.
Workout clothes: 'One size fits none.'
'It's called exercising. It's like playing. . . only without the fun part.'
"Feeling stupid yet? No? Then keep going!"
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