Rhetorical Question: WATCH MY LIPS!
By AlexThanks to Martin for finding this lunatic on the Telegraph website. I think it might be about the Olympics or something.
watch my lips :
DRUG-TAKING CHEATS.
THAT’S WHAT I SAID
LET THEM PROVE ME WRONG .
RHETORICAL QUESTION :
I WENT TO A GYM 4 TIMES A WEEK FOR A DECADE AND I HAVE A NORMAL MALE BODY : SLIM , STRONG AND NORMAL
I SEE WOMEN ON TV WHO HAVE BODIES THAT EVEN A MAN WHO GOES TO THE GYM 4 TIMES A WEEK FOR A DECADE DOING WEIGHTS DIDN’T GET.
THEY ARE DRUG-TAKING CHEATS.
ALL OF THEM FROM EVERY COUNTRY
AND THAT’S FINE BY ME AS LONG AS THEY ADMIT THAT…
..THEY ARE ALL DRUG-TAKING CHEATS
MAN ON WATERLOO BRIDGE
As Martin says:
Extra points for not quite being all-capitals, which proves that the capitals were either deliberate or a result of a feverish accidental press of the caps-lock key whilst rushing to get the brain-dump out. Also, great use of the phrase “rhetorical question”, without an actual question.
I reckon it looks like blank verse. But does he recite it, sing it, rap it or just hare around Waterloo on a scooter, yelling it at passers-by?
28 Responses to “Rhetorical Question: WATCH MY LIPS!”
He’s apparently very bitter that, after going to the gym for a whole decade, he STILL doesn’t have the body of a woman.
Yes if you’re a bloke you have to go to the gym a lot more or a lot less to get boobs.
If he’s still slim after going to the gym 4 times a week for a decade he’s doing something wrong.
I’ve been doing bench presses using my cock for years and it hasn’t grown any bigger or more muscular.
What does that tell you?!
MALE PORN STARS WITH BIG WILLIES ARE ALL DRUG-TAKING CHEATS!
LET THEM PROVE ME WRONG!
If all you do when you get to the gym is nurse a semi in the pool while doing some gentle ‘laps’ and looking at the ladies (or gentlemen) in their swimwear you ain’t going to look like Chris Hoy.
Im guessing this guy looks more like Barry George.
I like to think he’s standing on Waterloo Bridge, contemplating how much fun he could have had if he’d been getting high 4 times a week for a decade.
He only goes to the gym to look through the hole he made in the cubicle wall. That doesn’t quite do the trick though. He has put his finger up his bottom and smell the poo to make the ‘my special’ thing happen.
Maybe he should lift some heavier weights?
“I SEE WOMEN ON TV WHO HAVE BODIES THAT EVEN A MAN WHO GOES TO THE GYM 4 TIMES A WEEK FOR A DECADE DOING WEIGHTS DIDN’T GET.”
Those “women” are in fact sexist men on drugs masquerading as women in order to cheat. FACT.
“He has put his finger up his bottom and smell the poo to make the ‘my special’ thing happen.”
That just made me boak a little. Thanks.
I like how this guy seems to think that he’s actually doing more work by going to the gym 4 times a week, lifting weights for an hour or two, than Olympic athletes who in all likely hood go to the gym 4 times every day.
Hell, if that’s all you need to do to become an Olympic athlete, sign me up for 2012!
Particularly scary for me, because I have to walk across Waterloo bridge every day. Who’s to say he won’t mistake me for a “DRUG-TAKING CHEAT” and throw me off the bridge?
I like the “watch my lips” comment. Er, how?
RHETORICAL QUESTION:
I SINCERELY HOPE THAT THIS EXCITING NEW LITERARY DEVICE OF ‘RHETORICAL QUESTION: [statement]‘ REPLACES THE NOW WORN-OUT CLICHÉS OF ‘Relax, I’m (a) [adjective/noun]‘, ‘Tell me!’ OR THE EVEN MORE TIRED ‘you couldn’t make it up!!!’.
End of, methinks.
Methinks the lady doth protest too much…
“My body is normal. I have a normal body. It’s normal. I do not have a huge, hideous abcess on my penis. Cos that wouldn’t be normal. and that is what my body is. Normal. NORMAL!”
Eww. Pussy penis.
Much as I like them, I must admit his ramblings do sound a lot like the lyrics to a song by Flight of the Conchords.
I think this one could also be set to music. But more lounge jazz than reggae dub.
It is also an excellent find… Perhaps he is on Waterloo Bridge ready to jump to his demise because of his inadequate body.
Jump off!
You have to do more than just ‘go to the gym’ to see any real results.
fancies himself a bit doesn’t he with his SLIM, STRONG AND NORMAL physique. Amazed he didn’t descibe himself as LITHE, DEFINED AND PERFECT instead
“I WENT TO A GYM 4 TIMES A WEEK FOR A DECADE AND I HAVE A NORMAL MALE BODY : SLIM , STRONG AND NORMAL”
I diagnose body dysmorphia. I’ve seen man on waterloo bridge (and yes, I am regretting not pushing him in when I had the chance) and, no, that is not normal.
Trust me – I’m a nurse.
All this talk of songs and poems… ‘HYS:the album’, anyone?
ALL OF THEM FROM EVERY COUNTRY
Well, at least it’s a level playing field, then…
I think he is on Waterloo Bridge contemplating the sunset. Sadly for him, being a duck’s delight, he’s unable to enjoy the majesty of God’s creation because he’s obsessing because his genotype precludes him from getting sexy pex and a six-pack, nistakenly thinking that merely attending the sports facility and ogling the gym bunnies would be enough to increase the size of his biceps (well, it worked for his tiny cock, after all, though it reverted to normal size after some vigorous rubbing).
meh.
Come on, the guy’s right. There’s no way these “amateur” Olympians could go to the gym, say, 5 times a week. It’s just not possible.
RHETORICAL QUESTION :
Tell me what you think about me. I bought my own diamonds and I bought my own rings…
etc etc
Actually – scratch the lounge music thing. Or the Destiny’s child thing…
The composition and capital letters make me now think that it would go down really well if recorded like “Fred” on OK computer. “Fitter, happier, more productive” etc
I bet someone with more computer nous than Joy Pattinson (or me) could get that sorted easily enough.
Or how about to the tune of O Superman but with the background oh oh oh’s being replaced by the sound of Waterloo Bridge wanking himself while staring at his perfect physique?
Oh noes! Don’t encourage me! Stop me before I compose again.
Relax, I’m all out of ideas.
Rhetorical question?