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LOL.. ill get right on that! about to get off work finally.. it seems like its just been one long day starting last night!Originally Posted by dan68131
Well.. I'm officially blaming you for my posts in this thread... so you start a thread and get all my posts moved...
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I'll send you a PM with additional routine info....
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Hey guys. This thread is so far off track from its original intent. Thinking misery deserves to have this thread back for its original purpose and perhaps an apology.
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I'm just sayin
The term "Napoleon complex" has been used in scientific research on the phenomenon of smaller organisms acting aggressively towards larger organisms. In contrast to the many examples of larger organisms acting aggressively towards smaller organisms in the animal kingdom, some studies of aggressive behavior in organisms have detected cases where smaller individuals initiate aggression.[10] A 1995 study of contests between males in the swordtail fish species Xiphophorus nigrensis and Xiphophorus multilineatus found that 78 % of observed fights were initiated by the smaller fish, and in 70 % of fights the fish that delivered the first bite lost the conflict.[11] From an evolutionary perspective, this "Napoleon complex" behavior seems irrational.[10]
Posited explanations include an asymmetry in the value of the contested resource to the two combatants (the individual with lower resource holding potential may attack first if the value of the resource is greater for him), a misconception on the part of the weaker organism about his own strength, and the "Desperado Effect", where omega males attack because they have no other opportunities to gain resources.[12]
Ohio University researchers have suggested another explanation, that the stronger contestant benefits from delaying escalating a display to a fight, "leaving the initiative to the opponent and hoping for him to retreat, either because of realistic perception of his chances to win the fight or by mistake. [...] our proposed explanation for what is commonly considered the 'Napoleon Complex' might be appropriately identified as the 'Gentle Giant Syndrome.'"[13]
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GGR and Capebuffalo thank you.
Dan if you want attention go hang out at the Blue Oyster Bar or start your own thread.
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How did this train wreck become my fault?! I stopped 3 pages ago. I didn't restart until AFTER 405 dumped gas on the fire...... and then I asked him to move it all and start a whole new thread so....
Sorry....
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So end it here then. Seriously. You seem to have a ton of interesting info on ab work and fat cells that guys seem interested in. Please just start a new thread on it. I'm sure you'll get a lot of responses and the thread could be useful. This is Misery's thread and it's way off point.
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Done: http://forums.steroid.com/showthread...d#.UOw8UeTBG8A
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sorry misery!
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sorry misery!
No worries. Thank you.
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Oops sorry I got caught up and contributed to the deviation in topic.
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Thank you Dan.
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So what cycle you thinking so far??....
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Dan the Ab Vacuum Man Experience Dude!
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After reading your post on the other form I swear I hit some abs the day afterwards for the first time in two years and I dono your two's crazy ass ab workout did it but I got a hernia two days later.... No proof but I'm not chancing doing abs anymoreDan the Ab Vacuum Man Experience Dude!
IMO if you want abs.... Diet.... Wanna work them out to make them look good????.... Run hills.... I have decient abs and never work then out... And actually feel I look fatter when I do
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