Napsgear Stoner Bodybuilders on Cycle Addictions, Gym Girls, and Rampage Jackson`s Son Meltdown #15 | 2Newfies and a Joint

[Richard Brown]

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In This AMA, Frank McGrath and Morgan MacDonald open up about quitting vapes for nicotine pouches, the culture of bodybuilding and whether steroids make athletes “addicts,” and the balance between discipline in the gym and letting loose at expos. They also dive into hot topics like airline obesity debates, meeting girls in the gym vs. DMs, and how bodybuilding builds real confidence that carries into life and business.


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[Mobster]

RJ's son lost the plot

 

[stevesmi]

this vaping nonsense is disgusting. it just weakens your brain

 

[BodyMonster34]

bro does hooch count as addiction? lol. what about red meat?

 

[Arabian]

there are plenty of addicts in all walks of life. but addictions and health don't mix

 

[2Thick]

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[Ulter]

stoner bodybuilders are not as common as people want to believe. most take their health seriously

 

[ROIDDERS]

interesting topic here. i never really gave it much thought

 

[ceo]

Bros, a lot of people don't want to live in reality. They want to believe what they want to believe.