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Then when he delved into her hobbies and past, etc. he found that she, amazingly enough, had been a Romanian strength athlete… WHAAAT??? And not only that, but she was for about three years considered to be the strongest woman in the Eastern Bloc in the 169.7 pound (about 77 kilos) weight class. And not by just a little bit either… she was debatably the strongest PERSON, woman or MAN in those countries for one of those years! The woman had a 265 kilo benchpress!!! Nearly 600 pounds! That was so far off the charts of probability that Bond wasted almost four days confirming and re-confirming her numbers. But it was all legit. Athletic record books for competitive sports are copied and distributed across multiple sporting authorities, encyclopedias, athletic org’s… there’s just no way to fake that. But for women in ANY weight class, that record might NEVER be broken. So: “full of strength”? I’ll say!

The ”superior” part could easily be applicable in any number of ways, and it’s so vague there’s no point in wasting time with it. Freakish strength did nothing against a nice semi-auto with .380 hollow points anyway, and he had plenty of trust in his Walther PPK… he was never without it! He had never been impressed with “gym muscles” – they never made any difference without actual fighting skill and experience anyway.

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Then when he delved into her hobbies and past, etc. he found that she, amazingly enough, had been a Romanian strength athlete… WHAAAT??? And not only that, but she was for about three years considered to be the strongest woman in the Eastern Bloc in the 169.7 pound (about 77 kilos) weight class. And not by just a little bit either… she was debatably the strongest PERSON, woman or MAN in those countries for one of those years! The woman had a 265 kilo benchpress!!! Nearly 600 pounds! That was so far off the charts of probability that Bond wasted almost four days confirming and re-confirming her numbers. But it was all legit. Athletic record books for competitive sports are copied and distributed across multiple sporting authorities, encyclopedias, athletic org’s… there’s just no way to fake that. But for women in ANY weight class, that record might NEVER be broken. So: “full of strength”? I’ll say!

The ”superior” part could easily be applicable in any number of ways, and it’s so vague there’s no point in wasting time with it. Freakish strength did nothing against a nice semi-auto with .380 hollow points anyway, and he had plenty of trust in his Walther PPK… he was never without it! He had never been impressed with “gym muscles” – they never made any difference without actual fighting skill and experience anyway.