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  1. 11-01-2004, 01:31 PM #1
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    With proper diet

    With a proper diet would ur average skinny guys be able to look like this?
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    The amount of hair on the upper chest, shoulders and topside of the arms, is not in relation with the rest of the upper body. This might be tough to achieve with diet alone, however a razor may help.

    Likewise, that hairdo is not something the average skinny guy could accomplish through diet, however an entire bottle of hairspray may do the trick.

    Lastly, I am unaware of any method (let alone diet) short of serious surgergy that will aide you in having sharp knife-like objects blossoming from your hand.

    Good luck though.
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    with proper diet and trainingmostly anyone would be able to require that kind of looks (minus all the aspects twin peak covered ) it just requires alot of hard work and dedication.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Twin Peak
    The amount of hair on the upper chest, shoulders and topside of the arms, is not in relation with the rest of the upper body. This might be tough to achieve with diet alone, however a razor may help.

    Likewise, that hairdo is not something the average skinny guy could accomplish through diet, however an entire bottle of hairspray may do the trick.

    Lastly, I am unaware of any method (let alone diet) short of serious surgergy that will aide you in having sharp knife-like objects blossoming from your hand.

    Good luck though.
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  6. 11-01-2004, 02:23 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Twin Peak
    The amount of hair on the upper chest, shoulders and topside of the arms, is not in relation with the rest of the upper body. This might be tough to achieve with diet alone, however a razor may help.

    Likewise, that hairdo is not something the average skinny guy could accomplish through diet, however an entire bottle of hairspray may do the trick.

    Lastly, I am unaware of any method (let alone diet) short of serious surgergy that will aide you in having sharp knife-like objects blossoming from your hand.

    Good luck though.
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  7. 11-01-2004, 07:35 PM #6
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    So how is this coming? Any luck with the pointy-knife-thingys shooting out of your hand?
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  8. 11-02-2004, 11:40 AM #7
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    Nope wouldn't want them either, not sure bout the body hair I am just after the physique if it is humanly possible
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  9. 11-02-2004, 04:28 PM #8
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