Skinny Legs

I have the opposite problem.
My calves seem to grow three inches just
walking up the stairs. Then I cant get much
chast or arm growth with lots of effort.
Gotta sue my ancestors!
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"Bully" <bully1 DeleteThis @proteinbars.co.ok> wrote in message
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> Lordy.UK wrote:
>>>> It's actually the 2.5 V6 engine that's fitted.
>>>
>>> In that case it must be a deficiency elsewhere that you really
>>> need to get sorted out.
>>>
>>> The 2.5 V6 is plenty, really, for UK roads.
>>
>> Plenty enough for what ?
>> To put you to sleep behind the wheel waiting for the car to move ?
>
> It's a bit sluggish off the mark, but there is a nice sort of power band
> at about 5 1/2k [can a 4 stroke have a power band?]...

Of course, all engines have a power band. All engines will create more power
at a certain RPM than another, so a band represents the power delivery of
that specific engine.
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rick++ wrote:
> I have the opposite problem.
> My calves seem to grow three inches just
> walking up the stairs. Then I cant get much
> chast or arm growth with lots of effort.
> Gotta sue my ancestors!

Ah, my wife has acquaintances similar to that. They only have to look at a
cream cake and they put half a stone on !

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"Sandy Nuts" <s.DeleteThis@ndy.com> wrote:
>> My Carlton GSi wasn't exactly a lightweight but 200bhp got it from 0-60
>> in under 7 seconds (when new <G>)
>
> And you think the 3.0 Omega (which superceded the Carlton) would do the
> same?

I doubt it. I remember reading that the Omega MV6 (the so-called 'sporty'
one) had a 0-60 time of something like 8.2 seconds. Don't know if that was
the 3 litre or 3.2, mind, but it's still shite.

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from "Bully" <bully1.RemoveThis@proteinbars.co.ok> contains these words:

> Ah, my wife has acquaintances similar to that. They only have to look at a
> cream cake and they put half a stone on !

I don't eat chocolate, I find it more efficient to just strap the bars
round my waist.

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> >>> It's actually the 2.5 V6 engine that's fitted.
> >>
> >> In that case it must be a deficiency elsewhere that you really
> >> need to get sorted out.
> >>
> >> The 2.5 V6 is plenty, really, for UK roads.
> >
> > Plenty enough for what ?
> > To put you to sleep behind the wheel waiting for the car to move ?
>
> It's a bit sluggish off the mark, but there is a nice sort of
> power band at about 5 1/2k [can a 4 stroke have a power band?]...

I suppose it could appear so if your previous car was a 1.8 Mondeo or
something similar...


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> >> My Carlton GSi wasn't exactly a lightweight but 200bhp got it from 0-60
> >> in under 7 seconds (when new <G>)
> >
> > And you think the 3.0 Omega (which superceded the Carlton) would do the
> > same?
>
> I doubt it. I remember reading that the Omega MV6 (the so-called
> 'sporty' one) had a 0-60 time of something like 8.2 seconds.
> Don't know if that was the 3 litre or 3.2, mind, but it's still shite.

It's not /that/ far behind the Carlton though - as this talk about a
GSi3000 doing 60mph in under seven seconds is complete and utter
bollocks.



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