New protein source

[Mr I]

The Rise Of The Incredible Edible Insect | Popular Science

Note: 100 g of dried cricket has almost thrice the protein of chicken of the same weight

[chuckz28]

I'm not into exotic foods. I don't even want to be as a guy that eats insects regardless of their benefit or taste. There is a place by me that sells all kinds of insects for consumption though. They even have chili powdered scorpion. Ewh

[AvidFisherman]

Makes me think of Snowpiercer

[Deadlift605]

Exotic protein source to me is venison(love it) or any other fresh killed game that I have butchered locally.
$80 to have a deer butchered and I get about 45lbs of meat off it depending on the size. Can't get any more grass fed/organic/gmo free...blah blah blah..than that!

[Mr I]

^ who is that guy in the picture he looks like a bull

[chuckz28]

Venison is great but I wouldn't really consider it exotic. I suppose some areas of the US would.

[Deadlift605]

Venison is great but I wouldn't really consider it exotic. I suppose some areas of the US would.

True..but its my limit on exotic!

[Deadlift605]

^ who is that guy in the picture he looks like a bull

Roger Estep, guy just emits POWER from his look.

[chuckz28]

Roger Estep, guy just emits POWER from his look.

Just took a look, man he had a great physique. Looks like he was a man of many physiques but pulled it off well whether shredded or powerlifting.

[Deadlift605]

He certainly did, he fits in with Casey Viator, Mike Mentzer, etc. Thick and dense, the forearms are what stand out first to me!

[blm]

Dude was a beast.

[Mr I]

Roger Estep, guy just emits POWER from his look.

Found this on him;

Roger was a freind of mine. He died after numerous brain surgeries for brain cancer-he has been battling this disease for a good number of years and has had approximately 10 brain surgeries. Roger is not just a lifting legend-but was a true american hero. Roger was an army Ranger, purple heart recipient as well as the medal of valor winner who was injured by a mortar in Vietnam. I was lucky enough to be at Rogers wedding in 2003 as well as to look through Roger's scrapbook some. Roger received a substantial bonus to play for the Cincinatti Reds.*

Roger was just an amazing individual-he left behind a million plus dollar home in OC and so many freinds which you could tell meant far more to him then the material riches he so rightly had.*

There is info there on his memorial service-scheduled for july I believe.

[Deadlift605]

Found this on him;

Roger was a freind of mine. He died after numerous brain surgeries for brain cancer-he has been battling this disease for a good number of years and has had approximately 10 brain surgeries. Roger is not just a lifting legend-but was a true american hero. Roger was an army Ranger, purple heart recipient as well as the medal of valor winner who was injured by a mortar in Vietnam. I was lucky enough to be at Rogers wedding in 2003 as well as to look through Roger's scrapbook some. Roger received a substantial bonus to play for the Cincinatti Reds.*

Roger was just an amazing individual-he left behind a million plus dollar home in OC and so many freinds which you could tell meant far more to him then the material riches he so rightly had.*

There is info there on his memorial service-scheduled for july I believe.

Do you have the link to this Mr. I? Was this recent that he passed? I honestly never researched the guy, just was amazed by his thickness and strength.

[Mr I]

Oh I don't know mate I just google and it was a post on a lifting forum seemingly from a freind. Think he died 2008 or 2006. Sounds like he was a very special person

[oceanwild]

thx for share.