James Meets Mr. Olympia, Jay Cutler
Jay Cutler (the pumped up dude on the left) is next on Rotoob writer James Morris’ endless tour of celebrity meetings.
As if meeting Brooks Robinson wasn’t enough, I made it out and got to meet with the 2006 Mr. Olympia, Jay Cutler at Max Muscle in Rio Rancho, NM. If any of you have ever wondered what a World Champion bodybuilder looks like, here you go (he’s the one on the left, by the way). This guy was freaking ginormous! But, as intimidated as I was of him due to his size, he was an extremely nice guy who signed autographs and took pictures until the final fan was gone.
If you’ve never heard of Jay Cutler (not to be confused with the Denver Broncos QB, that is), check out his web site. Thank you to Max Muscle for hosting the event and bringing him in. And thank you to Jay for not pinching my head off with his thumb and baby finger.
hi mr olympia jay cutler
famili guy imagine life
How bored do you have to be to go leave a message like that?
Jay cutler is the man
Jay was GINORMOUS! But, all in all he was a nice guy and it was great to meet with him.
jay cutler es mui fuerte de masiado sa jerado pero le gana a arronie coleman ok buena es pera mo las prosima con petesia
I didn’t know what this meant, but James says:
“That shit isn’t even Spanish… it is dirty Spanish and I don’t know what it all means. Something about him being strong and wins alot.”
There you have it: Jay Cutler is strong (duh) and he wins a lot (no kidding).
RotoRob your ignorance is a burden to you, Hamlet didn’t write any derogative remark against Jay Cutler, and it is not dirty Spanish. It is Portuguese
Dude, I posted the comment because I didn’t know what it was. That comment suggesting its meaning and what language it was came from someone else. Take a pill, Megabog. Where were you when I needed it translated? Speaking of which, if you’re so linguistically gifted, go ahead and let everyone in on it. Thanks.
Look bro, I’ve ran this through every translator I can find and it ain’t Portuguese either! Maybe you’ve been watching too much Waterworld and think it is Portu-Greek or something, but I can’t read it and have no clue what it means.
A good sign is this for the future: When you go to a website and the articles are in English, the comments are in English, and even the banners are in English… POST IN ENGLISH!
Now now, James….we don’t want to discourage people of all languages from reading and posting here, but your point is well taken.
Hey, when I am in Puerto Rico, I speak Spanish; Mexico = Spanish; Texas = Country!
Make sure you can swim BEFORE you jump in Megabog.