/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.543854]

lit/fit crossover -- buff authors/poets

Mark Leyner bench presses 500lbs or something.

[Anonymous No.543856]

This thread is pretty gay. Is this what /fit/ people do all day?

[Anonymous No.543858]

He doesn't look like he has much muscle definition.

[Anonymous No.543880]

Maya Angelou was an Olympic squatter back in the day

[Anonymous No.543896]

>>543858

Not really all that relevant to being strong.

[Anonymous No.543901]

>>543856
not gay enough until Chuck Palskdjfaskldjfniuk arrives.

[Anonymous No.543944]

>>543901
http://chuckpalahniuk.net/blogs/nightrious/on-physicality

I kept up the same weight lifting routines until eventually the thought was on me, in me, infested within my every endeavor, that this game was better left to those mindless brutes more suited for it. It was then that I decided to start smoking again, and with a bag of pot and a box of cigars, I took to the weed room to write a novel, having completely lost interest in my own physicality. I neglected meals, writing daily, and I watched my hard earned muscles whither away, my body eating itself to keep alive.

[Anonymous No.543954]

William Hope Hodgson

[Anonymous No.543990]

henry rollins is a "poet"

[Anonymous No.543997]

>>543944
aka got lazy and made excuses

[Anonymous No.544005]

>>543896
If you're benching 500 pounds you're going to have some pretty damned big triceps.

[Anonymous No.544009]

yukio mishima -- original gay buff author

[Anonymous No.544010]

>If you don't eat breakfast, you almost don't even count as a human being, and nothing you do makes any sense. You fail every single day, the moment you do something other than eating breakfast.

I fucking lol'd.