1977 interview with Arnold Schwarzenegger in which he describes his wild lifestyle.
There are 9 reader comments
• Aug 28 2003 • 2:58PM
The more and more I read about Arnold and come to understand him better, I get more convinced that his desire to be governor of California is based more in his personal ambition & ego than in any real desire to serve.
• Aug 28 2003 • 4:18PM
i probably should play the victim
then again, maybe not.
great article!
• Aug 28 2003 • 10:24PM
Yeah, his discussion of gang banging the black woman at Gold's Gymn was just inspiring.
• Aug 30 2003 • 9:15PM
Not condoning orgies or anything, but why does someone have to be a saint to be elected? I'd rather elect someone who did a few stupid things and learned from them then someone who never did anything at all.
Attempting to satisfy all of the puritan interest groups on both sides of the political spectrum is futile. And we're surprised when our elected officials from the highest office on down end up being human versions of Wonder Bread who possess no discernable opinions before they have consulted with their handlers? To me "safe" equals passionless.
• Sep 08 2003 • 12:36AM
To me, semi-literate drug-addled sexist bonehead = semi-literate drug-addled sexist bonehead.
• Dec 10 2003 • 3:53PM
Everything is true to someone.
• Dec 20 2003 • 8:34PM
You are free and that is why you are lost.
• Jan 09 2004 • 10:54AM
Man is the missing link between apes and human beings.
This thread is closed to new comments. Thanks to everyone who responded.
David • Aug 28 2003 • 2:10PM
The article reminded me of the New Yorker profile on Shaq where he discussed his philosophy of "dreamful attraction," a philosophy which I've carried with myself ever since. I think Arnold's philosophy is similarly enlightening. This article is wonderful. This is why the Internet exists.