Extreme makeover

robcardu · 05-08-2006, 06:27 PM

http://www.funmansion.com/html/Extreme-Makeovers.html

Chris Nomak · 05-08-2006, 07:29 PM

omg..some of those are nice hotties now..ah money..

pumpingiron · 05-09-2006, 07:05 AM

OMFG... That can't be good for the body.

JS316 · 05-09-2006, 10:34 AM

some amazing transformations in there...damn

Rocky · 05-09-2006, 10:50 AM

Just shows what money and good surgeons can do for you!

xtweak05 · 05-09-2006, 05:09 PM

I think those people have no sense of anything. I mean those people are really that uncomfortable with their self image? I just find it all quite wrong, interesting, but definetely wrong.

jornT · 05-09-2006, 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by xtweak05

I think those people have no sense of anything. I mean those people are really that uncomfortable with their self image? I just find it all quite wrong, interesting, but definetely wrong.

Exactly how people view bodybuilders.

xtweak05 · 05-09-2006, 05:18 PM

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Exactly how people view bodybuilders.

wow, I guess your right. I fell right into that one. They definetely are similar cases but in our case were willing to work our asses off for it as they are desperate enough to just go on some tv show while people rip them apart and rebuild them.

U-GOD · 05-09-2006, 06:10 PM

I dont understand why everyone gets so touchy when it comes to people who pay to have things like this done. Im sure if you spent a day in their shoes and experienced what they go through you might have a different opinion. I must admit its tough being beautiful but I imagine its much much harder to be ugly like that. Besides its their bodies and their money so what does it matter to you? Im sure that afterwards they are much more confident and satisfied with their quality of life. There are some things that you cant work off in the gym, like some of those girls had terrible skin and facial structure. Dont get me wrong, I dont like lyposuction, muscle implants or operations like that simply because thats shit you should be working towards, rather than taking the easy way out. But as far as the physical features that you have no control over are concerned I dont think it should be up to others to determine whats right or wrong. Its up to you and your conscience to determine why your doing it, thats all.

Thats U-GOD's philosophical public service announcement, brought to you by Muscletech, stay tuned for more...

Ghosting · 05-09-2006, 06:15 PM

I completely disagree. So the logic is if you can buy better looks, you have low self-esteem, if you workout and diet then it "ok".

Combing your hair isnt necessary, but we all do it to look our best. Ive had friends and people I know get plastic surgery; rhinoplasty, eyes, lips, breast augmentation, tummy tucks, and lipo. They achieved a body transformation in areas that either are financially out of our reach or would take us longer to achieve. Braces arent a necessary either, but many of us get them. Why? Because we want to look our best. It sucks that some people can pay for it, while others have to work for it, but whether you win $1 million or you work for 1 million, its still $1 million. The only difference is you may appreciate it more.

xtweak05 · 05-09-2006, 06:15 PM

true everybody has their own opinion on this matter. I agree to disagree <-- anchorman.

I think at the age those people are at you should become comfortable with your physical appearance, make up for it in your career. Or try hard in the gym so you may not be the most attractive person in the face but at least you will earn respect by the accomplishments you have made in the gym. People like this also have a lower self-esteem making people avoid them because they are no fun. Confidence is attraction no matter what you look like.

robcardu · 05-09-2006, 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by U-GOD

I dont understand why everyone gets so touchy when it comes to people who pay to have things like this done. Im sure if you spent a day in their shoes and experienced what they go through you might have a different opinion. I must admit its tough being beautiful but I imagine its much much harder to be ugly like that. Besides its their bodies and their money so what does it matter to you? Im sure that afterwards they are much more confident and satisfied with their quality of life. There are some things that you cant work off in the gym, like some of those girls had terrible skin and facial structure. Dont get me wrong, I dont like lyposuction, muscle implants or operations like that simply because thats shit you should be working towards, rather than taking the easy way out. But as far as the physical features that you have no control over are concerned I dont think it should be up to others to determine whats right or wrong. Its up to you and your conscience to determine why your doing it, thats all.

Thats U-GOD's philosophical public service announcement, brought to you by Muscletech, stay tuned for more...

fully agreed.

Good post.

Ghosting · 05-09-2006, 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by xtweak05

I agree to disagree <-- anchorman.

U-GOD · 05-09-2006, 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Ghosting

I completely disagree. So the logic is if you can buy better looks, you have low self-esteem, if you workout and diet then it "ok".

Combing your hair isnt necessary, but we all do it to look our best. Ive had friends and people I know get plastic surgery; rhinoplasty, eyes, lips, breast augmen