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Posted by rabbitjoker on Jan-18-2007 21:33:

Flexing The Arm



Lately I've been flexing my arm whenever something really good or exciting is happening or when some sort of success is achieved.

Not only is flexing the arm a clear way of displaying one's approval, excitement or satisfaction but it also a whole lot of fun.

For example:
- You close a big deal at the office, have a good meeting, do something well - flex the arm!
- You are at a big show, the DJ plays a track you like or does a good mix - flex the arm!
- You're having a whole lot of fun with your friends and want to share and show how you feel - flex the arm!

I wouldn't have shared this technique unless I found it to be rewarding. I encourage you to give it a try next time you're really enjoying something, something really exciting happens, you have a big achievement or just really appreciate a situation - JUST FLEX THE ARM!

The arm-flex is on par with the "high-five" but allows one to express themselves without requiring another person to participate.

Combo "high-five" / "arm flex" moves are the pinnacle of expressing one's positive experience, satisfaction, enjoyment.


Posted by rabbitjoker on Jan-18-2007 21:34:



HAVING FUN? WE FLEX THE ARM!


Posted by rabbitjoker on Jan-18-2007 21:35:



GOOD TIMES WITH NEW FRIENDS? FLEX THE ARM!


Posted by rabbitjoker on Jan-18-2007 21:35:



GREAT TUNES? FLEX THE ARM!


Posted by Cosmic Fur on Jan-18-2007 21:36:

Margs has better-toned biceps.

I bet she can beat you up.


Posted by geroin on Jan-18-2007 21:37:

i used to flex my left arm so much that i think i tore something in my bicep, it always hurts now so i do not recommend flexing the arm too much.


Posted by rabbitjoker on Jan-18-2007 21:38:



POST HIGH-FIVE? FLEX THE ARM!


Posted by petro on Jan-18-2007 21:39:

r u for reol?


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-18-2007 21:40:


Posted by Abercrombie on Jan-18-2007 21:40:


Posted by oldschool420 on Jan-18-2007 21:41:

LOL Awesome!


Posted by Chris Allen on Jan-18-2007 21:44:



Go Guvnah!


Posted by Cro_Addict on Jan-18-2007 21:44:

Hey RJ

What about the pout? Is that part of the arm-flex or is it optional?


Posted by Claude Hughes on Jan-18-2007 21:45:

Re: Flexing The Arm

quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker


Lately I've been flexing my arm whenever something really good or exciting is happening or when some sort of success is achieved.

Not only is flexing the arm a clear way of displaying one's approval, excitement or satisfaction but it also a whole lot of fun.

For example:
- You close a big deal at the office, have a good meeting, do something well - flex the arm!
- You are at a big show, the DJ plays a track you like or does a good mix - flex the arm!
- You're having a whole lot of fun with your friends and want to share and show how you feel - flex the arm!

I wouldn't have shared this technique unless I found it to be rewarding. I encourage you to give it a try next time you're really enjoying something, something really exciting happens, you have a big achievement or just really appreciate a situation - JUST FLEX THE ARM!

The arm-flex is on par with the "high-five" but allows one to express themselves without requiring another person to participate.

Combo "high-five" / "arm flex" moves are the pinnacle of expressing one's positive experience, satisfaction, enjoyment.

It maybe fun if you are alone but if you are out and about in public and you are out of shape it becomes a visual hazard to those surrounding you.


Posted by Endlesswave on Jan-18-2007 21:56:

I'm used to doing the 'thumbs up' sign, also comparable to the bicep 'flex'. Easier and less embarassing for me...haha


Posted by Jem_hadar on Jan-18-2007 21:58:

Re: Flexing The Arm

quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Lately I've been flexing my arm whenever something really good or exciting is happening or when some sort of success is achieved.


You, my friend, have just discovered what Rafael Nadal does -SO WELL- and consistently after -every- win on the courts!

NOBODY in tennis does the fist pump (aka the arm flex) as well as Nadal. The man definitely has the best looking (muscular) arms in men's tennis!



This one pictured above was taken just yesterday (for us) after Nadal took out Philipp Kohlschreiber of Germany at the Australian Open in Melbourne.

It's his trademark on the courts after he wins!


Posted by MarkT on Jan-18-2007 22:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Abercrombie


Carlos FTW!

He's fighting again soon in IFL against Matt Lindland (yikes).

Do you actually know him (I know you posted this pic before)?


Posted by Misanthrope on Jan-18-2007 22:05:

My sister met Carlos!

mamamammamamooomoooooooooo


Posted by Jem_hadar on Jan-18-2007 22:09:

And Vin Diesel's arms were MADE for flexing!

The man's arms are impressive (IMO).



This thread needs a good Vin Diesel arm flex -- I shall need to find one.


Posted by Jem_hadar on Jan-18-2007 22:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Endlesswave
I'm used to doing the 'thumbs up' sign,


I hear "Give me five!" is coming back, too.


Posted by English Rachel on Jan-18-2007 22:25:



I have one of these on my desk and I do arm curls, arm extensions and shoulder pulls incessantly when I am on the phone (except when I am typing).


Posted by Pett on Jan-18-2007 22:27:

personally i prefer the arm pump, its fun too


Posted by Killah Monkey on Jan-18-2007 22:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Endlesswave
I'm used to doing the 'thumbs up' sign, also comparable to the bicep 'flex'. Easier and less embarassing for me...haha


I was just about to say that. I find the double thumbs up works for me and the double thumbs up with a full teethed smile adds a little extra.

I will definitely give the flexed arm a try tho.


Posted by infinity HiGH on Jan-18-2007 22:36:

i touch myself whenever i do something well.


Posted by Cro_Addict on Jan-18-2007 22:39:


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