Colin Farrell - 1 month - 15 pounds

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro

If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this, how come
I can't?
....thehick

frank-in-toronto wrote:
:: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro
::
:: If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this, how come
:: I can't?
:: ...thehick

Which drugs do you take?

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http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro

If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this, how come
I can't?
...thehick

Do you have his type of budget for a trainer and the right drugs?

tony kujawa said:

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http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro

If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this, how come
I can't?
...thehick

What I want to know is how a 5'-6" talentless midget is getting all of these
roles.

..... and the chicks...!

David, knows why, but still.... (Hint: Kissinger said it best)

On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 17:08:42 GMT, "Kevin J. Coolidge" <[email hidden]>

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http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro

If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this, how come
I can't?
...thehick

Do you have his type of budget for a trainer and the right drugs?

ummm. nope and none.
....thehick

frank-in-toronto wrote:
re http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro

Quoted message said:

If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this,
how come I can't?
...thehick

He was told to gain 7 kg, but will he? Then again, as mentioned
elsewhere in this thread, Farrell has the time and the trainer to make
a 24/7 commitment to the gym.

--
Curt
http://curtjames.com/

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If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this, how come
I can't?

Because you work for a living?

Roger Zoul said:

Curt James wrote:
:: frank-in-toronto wrote:
:: re
:: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro
::
::: If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this,
::: how come I can't?
::: ...thehick
::
:: He was told to gain 7 kg, but will he? Then again, as mentioned
:: elsewhere in this thread, Farrell has the time and the trainer to
:: make a 24/7 commitment to the gym.

I don't believe that simply having time and a trainer will result in
15 lbs of upper body muscle in one month. It takes something more.
Just IMO.

In the end in a boils down to motivation. Colin has millions of good
reasons ($) to make weight. He has the time, he has access to the
best trainers, dietitians, and fitness help, and he has isn't overly
concerned about abusing illegal substances. Combine all of this with
the newbie gains that Collin will get and 15 pounds in a month isn't
quite the miracle it seems.

What's more, he has Hollywood behind him. If he doesn't make weight
by the time that the film starts shooting the friendly folks doing
makeup will rig something to make the difference, and the crew will
simply refrain from shooting him with his shirt off until he makes
weight. When the film comes out and Colin is doing the talk show tour
promoting the movie he'll almost certainly talk about all of the work
that went into making weight. He'll conveniently forget to mention,
of course, that he didn't actually make weight until 3 months into
shooting. Building legends is part of what Hollywood does.

Jason

Curt James wrote:
:: frank-in-toronto wrote:
:: re
:: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro
::
::: If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this,
::: how come I can't?
::: ...thehick
::
:: He was told to gain 7 kg, but will he? Then again, as mentioned
:: elsewhere in this thread, Farrell has the time and the trainer to
:: make a 24/7 commitment to the gym.

I don't believe that simply having time and a trainer will result in 15 lbs
of upper body muscle in one month. It takes something more. Just IMO.

Roger Zoul said:

Curt James wrote:
:: frank-in-toronto wrote:
:: re
::

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro

Quoted message said:

::
::: If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this,
::: how come I can't?
::: ...thehick
::
:: He was told to gain 7 kg, but will he? Then again, as mentioned
:: elsewhere in this thread, Farrell has the time and the trainer to
:: make a 24/7 commitment to the gym.

I don't believe that simply having time and a trainer will result in
15 lbs of upper body muscle in one month. It takes something more.
Just IMO.

I agree that it takes something more, but if you mean drugs then I
don't think that's *necessarily* the something more. Hollywood hype is
what I'd call it.

Michael Mann expects him to gain 7 kg on his upper body only? How's he
going to measure that exactly? He's not. The director is simply looking
for an increase in the star's muscularity.

Still, I do share your opinion if you're talking about drugs, though.
And I doubt that Farrell would have any problem using available
resources from a _this might be bad for my health_ perspective.

Booze, cigarettes, WILD WOMEN, and now Tha Joose! Hollywood's Bad Boy
is on the Loose!

--
Curt
http://curtjames.com/

Jason Earl wrote:
:: "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> writes:
::
::: Curt James wrote:
::::: frank-in-toronto wrote:
::::: re
::::: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro
:::::
:::::: If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this,
:::::: how come I can't?
:::::: ...thehick
:::::
::::: He was told to gain 7 kg, but will he? Then again, as mentioned
::::: elsewhere in this thread, Farrell has the time and the trainer to
::::: make a 24/7 commitment to the gym.
:::
::: I don't believe that simply having time and a trainer will result in
::: 15 lbs of upper body muscle in one month. It takes something more.
::: Just IMO.
::
:: In the end in a boils down to motivation. Colin has millions of good
:: reasons ($) to make weight. He has the time, he has access to the
:: best trainers, dietitians, and fitness help, and he has isn't overly
:: concerned about abusing illegal substances. Combine all of this with
:: the newbie gains that Collin will get and 15 pounds in a month isn't
:: quite the miracle it seems.
::
:: What's more, he has Hollywood behind him. If he doesn't make weight
:: by the time that the film starts shooting the friendly folks doing
:: makeup will rig something to make the difference, and the crew will
:: simply refrain from shooting him with his shirt off until he makes
:: weight. When the film comes out and Colin is doing the talk show
:: tour promoting the movie he'll almost certainly talk about all of
:: the work that went into making weight. He'll conveniently forget to
:: mention, of course, that he didn't actually make weight until 3
:: months into shooting. Building legends is part of what Hollywood
:: does.

I can certainly buy that! He just won't do it without drugs, though.
Trainers, dietitans, time in the gym, be damned! 🙂

Curt James wrote:
:: Roger Zoul wrote:
::: Curt James wrote:
::::: frank-in-toronto wrote:
::::: re
:::::
:: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro
:::::
:::::: If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this,
:::::: how come I can't?
:::::: ...thehick
:::::
::::: He was told to gain 7 kg, but will he? Then again, as mentioned
::::: elsewhere in this thread, Farrell has the time and the trainer to
::::: make a 24/7 commitment to the gym.
:::
::: I don't believe that simply having time and a trainer will result in
::: 15 lbs of upper body muscle in one month. It takes something more.
::: Just IMO.
::
:: I agree that it takes something more, but if you mean drugs then I
:: don't think that's *necessarily* the something more. Hollywood hype
:: is what I'd call it.
::
:: Michael Mann expects him to gain 7 kg on his upper body only? How's
:: he going to measure that exactly? He's not. The director is simply
:: looking for an increase in the star's muscularity.

Maybe he could lose some fat, assuming he has enough muscle for camera
appeal.

::
:: Still, I do share your opinion if you're talking about drugs, though.
:: And I doubt that Farrell would have any problem using available
:: resources from a _this might be bad for my health_ perspective.
::
:: Booze, cigarettes, WILD WOMEN, and now Tha Joose! Hollywood's Bad Boy
:: is on the Loose!

🙂

Kevin J. Coolidge said:

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Quoted message said:

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro

If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this, how come
I can't?
...thehick

Do you have his type of budget for a trainer and the right drugs?

Where do you morons get the idea that every actor takes steroids?

--
--
Robert Schuh
"Everything that elevates an individual above the herd and
intimidates the neighbour is henceforth called evil; and
the fair, modest, submissive and conforming mentality,
the mediocrity of desires attains moral designations and honors"
- Nietzsche

Curt James said:

Roger Zoul said:

Curt James wrote:
:: frank-in-toronto wrote:
:: re
::

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro

Quoted message said:

::
::: If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this,
::: how come I can't?
::: ...thehick
::
:: He was told to gain 7 kg, but will he? Then again, as mentioned
:: elsewhere in this thread, Farrell has the time and the trainer to
:: make a 24/7 commitment to the gym.

I don't believe that simply having time and a trainer will result in
15 lbs of upper body muscle in one month. It takes something more.
Just IMO.

I agree that it takes something more, but if you mean drugs then I
don't think that's *necessarily* the something more. Hollywood hype is
what I'd call it.

Michael Mann expects him to gain 7 kg on his upper body only? How's he
going to measure that exactly? He's not. The director is simply looking
for an increase in the star's muscularity.

Still, I do share your opinion if you're talking about drugs, though.
And I doubt that Farrell would have any problem using available
resources from a _this might be bad for my health_ perspective.

Booze, cigarettes, WILD WOMEN, and now Tha Joose! Hollywood's Bad Boy
is on the Loose!

Curt,
It is PAINFULLY obvious that you know nothing about steroids, so quit
making comments about them.

--
--
Robert Schuh
"Everything that elevates an individual above the herd and
intimidates the neighbour is henceforth called evil; and
the fair, modest, submissive and conforming mentality,
the mediocrity of desires attains moral designations and honors"
- Nietzsche

Roger Zoul said:

Jason Earl wrote:
:: "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> writes:
::
::: Curt James wrote:
::::: frank-in-toronto wrote:
::::: re
::::: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro
:::::
:::::: If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this,
:::::: how come I can't?
:::::: ...thehick
:::::
::::: He was told to gain 7 kg, but will he? Then again, as mentioned
::::: elsewhere in this thread, Farrell has the time and the trainer to
::::: make a 24/7 commitment to the gym.
:::
::: I don't believe that simply having time and a trainer will result in
::: 15 lbs of upper body muscle in one month. It takes something more.
::: Just IMO.
::
:: In the end in a boils down to motivation. Colin has millions of good
:: reasons ($) to make weight. He has the time, he has access to the
:: best trainers, dietitians, and fitness help, and he has isn't overly
:: concerned about abusing illegal substances. Combine all of this with
:: the newbie gains that Collin will get and 15 pounds in a month isn't
:: quite the miracle it seems.
::
:: What's more, he has Hollywood behind him. If he doesn't make weight
:: by the time that the film starts shooting the friendly folks doing
:: makeup will rig something to make the difference, and the crew will
:: simply refrain from shooting him with his shirt off until he makes
:: weight. When the film comes out and Colin is doing the talk show
:: tour promoting the movie he'll almost certainly talk about all of
:: the work that went into making weight. He'll conveniently forget to
:: mention, of course, that he didn't actually make weight until 3
:: months into shooting. Building legends is part of what Hollywood
:: does.

I can certainly buy that! He just won't do it without drugs, though.
Trainers, dietitans, time in the gym, be damned! 🙂

You are a moron.

--
--
Robert Schuh
"Everything that elevates an individual above the herd and
intimidates the neighbour is henceforth called evil; and
the fair, modest, submissive and conforming mentality,
the mediocrity of desires attains moral designations and honors"
- Nietzsche

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Quoted message said:

Curt James said:

Roger Zoul said:

Curt James wrote:
:: frank-in-toronto wrote:
:: re
::

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro

Quoted message said:

::
::: If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this,
::: how come I can't?
::: ...thehick
::
:: He was told to gain 7 kg, but will he? Then again, as mentioned
:: elsewhere in this thread, Farrell has the time and the trainer to
:: make a 24/7 commitment to the gym.

I don't believe that simply having time and a trainer will result in
15 lbs of upper body muscle in one month. It takes something more.
Just IMO.

I agree that it takes something more, but if you mean drugs then I
don't think that's *necessarily* the something more. Hollywood hype is
what I'd call it.

Michael Mann expects him to gain 7 kg on his upper body only? How's he
going to measure that exactly? He's not. The director is simply looking
for an increase in the star's muscularity.

Still, I do share your opinion if you're talking about drugs, though.
And I doubt that Farrell would have any problem using available
resources from a _this might be bad for my health_ perspective.

Booze, cigarettes, WILD WOMEN, and now Tha Joose! Hollywood's Bad Boy
is on the Loose!

Curt,
It is PAINFULLY obvious that you know nothing about steroids, so quit
making comments about them.

It is PAINFULLY obvious that you use steroids and will stop at nothing to
defend them. You call anyone that makes a comment about steroids a moron.
So, is it true that juicers have small weewee's and cannot control their
anger? Go ahead, call me a moron.

Robert Schuh said:

Kevin J. Coolidge said:

"frank-in-toronto" <[email hidden]> wrote in
message news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro

If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this, how come
I can't?
...thehick

Do you have his type of budget for a trainer and the right drugs?

Where do you morons get the idea that every actor takes steroids?

--

Hey dickbreath, you forgot to include "cowards" in your insult.
--
-Larry

John said:

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Quoted message said:

Curt James said:

Roger Zoul wrote:

> Curt James wrote:
>>> frank-in-toronto wrote:
>>> re
>>>
>
>
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro

>>>
>>>> If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this,
>>>> how come I can't?
>>>> ...thehick
>>>
>>> He was told to gain 7 kg, but will he? Then again, as mentioned
>>> elsewhere in this thread, Farrell has the time and the trainer to
>>> make a 24/7 commitment to the gym.
>
> I don't believe that simply having time and a trainer will result
> in 15 lbs of upper body muscle in one month. It takes something
> more. Just IMO.
>
>

I agree that it takes something more, but if you mean drugs then I
don't think that's *necessarily* the something more. Hollywood hype
is what I'd call it.

Michael Mann expects him to gain 7 kg on his upper body only? How's
he going to measure that exactly? He's not. The director is simply
looking for an increase in the star's muscularity.

Still, I do share your opinion if you're talking about drugs,
though. And I doubt that Farrell would have any problem using
available resources from a _this might be bad for my health_
perspective.

Booze, cigarettes, WILD WOMEN, and now Tha Joose! Hollywood's Bad
Boy is on the Loose!

Curt,
It is PAINFULLY obvious that you know nothing about steroids, so quit
making comments about them.

It is PAINFULLY obvious that you use steroids and will stop at
nothing to defend them. You call anyone that makes a comment about
steroids a moron. So, is it true that juicers have small weewee's and
cannot control their anger? Go ahead, call me a moron.

He also spent a stint in prison for dealing steroids. During that time, he
was Bubba's prison [censored] and the favorite shower toy in Cellblock C.
--
-Larry

Robert Schuh said:

Curt James said:

Roger Zoul said:

Curt James wrote:
>> frank-in-toronto wrote:
>> re
>>

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/articles/17273981?source=Metro

Quoted message said:

>>
>>> If actors that are drunken drug addicts can do this,
>>> how come I can't?
>>> ...thehick
>>
>> He was told to gain 7 kg, but will he? Then again, as mentioned
>> elsewhere in this thread, Farrell has the time and the trainer to
>> make a 24/7 commitment to the gym.

I don't believe that simply having time and a trainer will result in
15 lbs of upper body muscle in one month. It takes something more.
Just IMO.

I agree that it takes something more, but if you mean drugs then I
don't think that's *necessarily* the something more. Hollywood hype
is what I'd call it.

Michael Mann expects him to gain 7 kg on his upper body only? How's
he going to measure that exactly? He's not. The director is simply
looking for an increase in the star's muscularity.

Still, I do share your opinion if you're talking about drugs, though.
And I doubt that Farrell would have any problem using available
resources from a _this might be bad for my health_ perspective.

Booze, cigarettes, WILD WOMEN, and now Tha Joose! Hollywood's Bad Boy
is on the Loose!

Curt,
It is PAINFULLY obvious that you know nothing about steroids, so quit
making comments about them.

--

The captain of the Steroid Police has spoken! Never mind the fact that he's
wearing a leopard print G-string while saying it...
--
-Larry