who dies next

[Mr I]

Id say Marcus Rhul

[BEAST]

Well...Paul Walker beat him to it.

http://www.superiormuscle.com/forums...lker-dead-40-a

[rado]

Ruhl is a good call.

[redback]

I think fitnessbrat has really been pushing the boundaries with her lifestyle lately.

[FitnessBrat]

I think fitnessbrat has really been pushing the boundaries with her lifestyle lately.

:laugh: :laugh:

[D-lats]

Morbid thread lol!

[Ashop]

Morbid thread lol!

There used to be a list that went around with top names.
Always good reading for entertainment reasons.

[Ashoprep]

Rich Piana

[TrapsBrah]

I don't like to speculate things like this but all the "unhealthy" guys I think who are at "risk" of serious health problems are as follows:

Ronnie Coleman 300+ lbs. offseason probably taxed his heart and other organs.
Markus Ruhl another monster.
Lee Priest

Big Ramy isn't even 30 years old and he's gigantic. 320 lbs.+ offseason and around 270-280 on stage that's just unheard of. Plus he was in the hospital not long ago from an apparent chest infection. Hope he takes care of himself.

[Ashop]

Lets also keep in mind these people are human just like we are. They are at risk to flu bugs and viruses,etc.. just like the average Joe does.

[blm]

They may be human, but genetically they are superior.

[Mr I]

One of the reasons I'm doing regular cardio now is because I want to remain a lil smaller.

I think when your really big your body is less able to deal with stresses like virus, infection, stress itself

[Bouncer]

They may be human, but genetically they are superior.

in terms of what? putting on muscle? what does that have to do with health and the possibility of death? think before you speak dipshit.

[blm]

in terms of what? putting on muscle? what does that have to do with health and the possibility of death? think before you speak dipshit.

Yes genetics have nothing to do with health or better immune systems etc... :retard:

[Bouncer]

Yes genetics have nothing to do with health or better immune systems etc... :retard:

So you're connecting bodybuilders with better health? Implying good muscle building genetics has a connection with superior health?