Big Protruding Clavicles

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Seriously though, bony boy, how do you feel about musical theatre? What would you say your vocabulary was like when it came to describing colour? Because you’re actually pretty cute.

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like cry your eyes out over your deformed clavicles?

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superb! I like scenario 2 the best

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Since his clavicles don’t stop growing, we’ll use the the fully grown clavicles years after the prologue as phallic symbols. It will be B movie gold!

Mr Clavicles

“It’s not fear penetrating you… It’s HIM!”

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3508×4961 5.69 MB

In cinema’s soon

Don’t know what happened to my original post, This will do.

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Wahahahaha!!! Nice!

@Yogi1 , write the script and let’s get it crowd funded!

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oh my god this is the greatest thing ever

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The last picture I posted isn’t even me. Poor guy, if he knew what you do here to him.

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Are you saying they are deformed?

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Yep. Super deformed. They’re honestly quite hideous.

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deformed

adjective

(of a person or part of the body) not having the normal or natural shape or form; misshapen.
“his deformed hands”

sounds about right

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Lets end this shit thread once and for all. Shitposting and joking aside.

  1. I have bony shoulders (end of clavicles) due to genetics. Is is possible tor reduce that with weightlifting, yes or no?
  2. Am I the only one thinking it looks weird, yes or no?
  3. I have about 2 years before I will be insanely busy with school which probably will leave me maintaining for a while. Will the PHAT split be good for improving my upper body as much as I can during the next two years?

Honest and true answers please. Thanks for your help

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Re-read posts 2-51. Everything after that is the beginning of sarcasm.

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Just answer it properly, too much fooling around in this thread

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Don’t tell me what to do.

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dchris, please leave this thread if you can’t give something useful

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[quote=“marcane, post:155, topic:224740”]
I have bony shoulders (end of clavicles) due to genetics. Is is possible tor reduce that with weightlifting, yes or no?[/quote]

Since you never answered my serious question, why I should answer yours?
Yes, PHAT is a good program. Just don’t dismiss your boney legs either, bird boy.

PS. I have repeatedly tried to help you, dipshit.

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  1. Your question is irrelevant to this thread and have been answered.
  2. I have already said I have good, developed legs
  3. Is making fun of someone the same thing as helping? Interesting
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When you die, can I have your clavicles? I want to carve a sort of scrimshaw pattern on them and hang them up on the wall.

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I hope so, but the ends of the clavicle at the shoulders will probably always protrude to some degree unfortunately.