Nice Shoulders
This is a blog dedicated to nice shoulders.
Thanks to Pat J. for opening my eyes to true shoulder quality.
Nice Shoulders:
Philosophical Introduction and Case Study
There are a lot of false conceptions about shoulders out there. In this introductory publication, we explore the recognized qualities of nice shoulders compiled by leading experts. Examples are given with one of the nicest examples of shoulders identified in modern times.
Casual or formal, true shoulders mean business.
True shoulders can be a bit awkward, but are not afraid to to have fun.
Strictly for academic and research purposes, we provide various perspectives and close ups of the shoulders.
One can't forget the classics, like this stunning and rare shot of shoulders near a water fountain.
If you look closely, you can see an admirer in the background.
These shoulders are so great, even the horse is amazed
"What is a nice shoulder. Is it enough to just be muscle or does it exist as something beyond this plane."
Some argue shoulders are best seen in action. To fairly represent all shoulder opinions,
we've included one of the finest videos to date.
Pat J. and Sunny Douglas
Here we demonstrate great shoulders that surpass species barriers. Pat poses with Sunny "Delight" Douglas. Their gross incandescence shines for the generations to come.
"Modern technology is still decades away from capturing the full glory of these shoulders"
Imitator rides on Pat's popularity to make news
They say imitation is the greatest form of flattery. This imitation may never live up to the original, but even this inferior copy is enough to make news.
Nice shoulders are not without cost. Here we witness Pat overwhelmed by the fame and power his shoulders inevitably bring, as well as by the sheer amazing-ness of his own shoulders.
"I ask not for a lighter burden, but for broader shoulders."
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A special thanks to our sponsor, the Armstrong Family.
"A tradition of nice shoulders passed though generations of the Armstrong family."
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