NAked Warrior - ZANDERBILT
NAked Warrior - ZANDERBILT
NAked Warrior - ZANDERBILT
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I R O N E S S A Y S<br />
Laws. I for one will not be silenced even if my speaking out results in being branded as a<br />
hater. Sure I hate, I hate mullets. But my bigotry is rooted in commonsense and self preservation.<br />
It’s damned difficult in this day and age for a human predator (like me) to be up on<br />
what identifiable segment of the population has been granted protection under the 1965<br />
Civil Rights Act. If you are prone to violent encounters, nowadays you need a lawyer riding<br />
shotgun with you everywhere you go: to the gym, to the strip club, to the Chinese buffet,<br />
to the Blockbuster, to work and to the movie theater. My life morphed from restful to<br />
stressful all on account of litigious mullets.<br />
Their credo is: do less, go lighter, quit sooner and use the recovered training time to talk<br />
about training. To a true Mullet, a seasoned and mature mullet, the credo is pure perfection:<br />
99% of available training time should be spent talking about lifting and 1% of the<br />
time should be spent actually lifting. Regular gym mullets are normally manageable, but<br />
annually the pack gets augmented by “resolution” acolyte mullets. These newcomers<br />
spring into half-ass action and act out their fitness resolution fantasies in the weeks immediately<br />
after New Year’s Eve. Swarms of mullets attack gyms nationwide. It makes you<br />
want to quit the commercial gym scene altogether.<br />
Is it any wonder there is a resurgence of home gym training among the Iron Elite? I was<br />
scheduled to squat with Mongo, Joe Don, Mandigo, Tex and Sonny last Tuesday, January<br />
6th. As I made my way to the squat rack, I found five mullets clustered around the holy and<br />
sacred squat rack, defiling it, placing upon it a 5 pound aluminum bar loaded with 2.5<br />
pound plates on each side. Sacrilege! This cannot stand! The line must be drawn somewhere!<br />
Tex was already there and before I could stop him, he took action. The Mullets<br />
were taking turns doing cheat curls. Placing a curl bar on the squat rack allows them to not<br />
have to bend down and pick the bar up off the floor, thereby wasting valuable mullet<br />
strength that could be used for the real work: the post-set conversation about how great<br />
that set of just completed curls was. Mullet gab between sets can last for upwards of 30<br />
minutes. No sense wasting valuable conversation strength bending over to pick the bar off<br />
the floor. That would be stupid.<br />
Since murder is wrong and maiming, even accidentally, is out of the question, (even if you<br />
beat the criminal charges, then there’s civil court to deal with) my kind have to watch our<br />
Ps and Qs. Tex was quivering. I tried to calm him down. I suggested he take some of the<br />
powerful narcotics I knew he always kept handy. He should have listened to me.<br />
Gym owners, once our allies, now insist we must learn to peacefully coexist with mullets.<br />
When we complain, gym owners throw in our face things like, “Mullets are prompt payers<br />
whose checks don’t bounce.” The Iron Elite, gym owners are quick to point out, are actually<br />
more trouble than they are worth. The owners are always chasing the muscle men<br />
down for dues in arrears, while mullets pay in full for the whole year in advance and often<br />
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