The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for March 06, 2013

I have seen pictures of little ones that are unusually strong.

The kid’s got more muscle than his dad, by a ways.

Popeye after his first spinach

I’ll bet that kid could really give his parents a lift.

My youngest sister, up to the age of 18 months, had a compulsion to bump her forehead on the mattress of her crib. She would do it hundreds of times a day. She pivoted up and down from her knees using her arms like pistons. .Her back and arm muscles were so strong that I could hold her up to the rings on the swingset and there she would be, in a diaper, gripping the rings, bringing herself up and down and swinging back and forth. We had hopes she’d take to gymnastics.

Perhaps your sister showed signs of your family being related to Superman…did you call her Supergirl?

Kid was just signed by a major college football program.

Can any say Human Growth Hormone?Huffing Deer Antler spray??Just to clear Popeye had skinny upper arms. His bulging arms were his fore arms. He did lots of wrist curls twisting can lids off. Pumped up those forearms.

I’ll have whatever they are putting in his baby formula.

The Schwarzeneggers.

That’s fine now, but he will look like this when he gets old:

When did they start putting creatine in enfamil?

gerbers?

Hes like the kid in the Blue Cross ad, who ages as he does pull-ups.

touch of steroids in the ole formula, there mom?