I remember Charles Atlas; nice reference, John and Scott! In those old ads of his, we were told how anyone could become a proud mass of muscles using his program. For a small fee, of course.
Well, it worked for Ed, but not quite as you might figure. He ended up with the physique of Einstein and the intellect of Charles Atlas. (Yes, I know. He was no dummy and got rich suckering a whole generation into his Dynamic Tension scheme. Even more brilliantly, he’s still at it. Not bad for a guy whose been dead for 44 years.) https://www.charlesatlas.com/what_is.html
corpcasselbury over 7 years ago
I remember Charles Atlas; nice reference, John and Scott! In those old ads of his, we were told how anyone could become a proud mass of muscles using his program. For a small fee, of course.
guy42 over 7 years ago
I think Ed’s at least 1/2 cat, they sleep frequently and everywhere.
MeGoNow Premium Member over 7 years ago
Well, it worked for Ed, but not quite as you might figure. He ended up with the physique of Einstein and the intellect of Charles Atlas. (Yes, I know. He was no dummy and got rich suckering a whole generation into his Dynamic Tension scheme. Even more brilliantly, he’s still at it. Not bad for a guy whose been dead for 44 years.) https://www.charlesatlas.com/what_is.html
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 7 years ago
I recall a real person like Ed. He was in bed for many hours every day.
craigwestlake over 7 years ago
Dynamic tension will work if one follows the regimen diligently. My question is: did anyone in Ed’s office consider that he might have narcolepsy?…