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PoindexterOglethorpe

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9. Is it fair to say that the odds are very high

Reply to ProudLib72 (Original post)

Sun Jul 23, 2017, 01:04 AM

Jul 2017

that he also takes various performance enhancing drugs? Even if that's true, I have no idea if such drugs would have anything to do with how his legs look, but I'll venture to say that the kind of grueling leg work out that something like the Tour de France involves, really isn't natural to the human body.

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OMG! This is what your legs look like after Tour De France! [View all] ProudLib72 Jul 2017 OP

That's not from lactic acid build up. TexasProgresive Jul 2017 #1

Meh dalton99a Jul 2017 #2

BODYBUILDERS have that.... yuiyoshida Jul 2017 #3

Yep, the Governator: dalton99a Jul 2017 #4

I would say, you should see him now....without a shirt... yuiyoshida Jul 2017 #5

I believe the pic you're referring to is a Control-Z Jul 2017 #10

I didn't post it and I won't yuiyoshida Jul 2017 #11

I'm used to seeing body builders with veins bulging ProudLib72 Jul 2017 #7

you don't think a person who exercises their legs for a race yuiyoshida Jul 2017 #8

gross Skittles Jul 2017 #6

Is it fair to say that the odds are very high PoindexterOglethorpe Jul 2017 #9