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Not to state the obvious,Watch Her True Story 9 Online but Game Of Thronesstar and all around class act, Jason Momoa is jacked.

Jacked enough to make those employed to keep him safe look as superfluous and puny.

A recent photo snapped of the Khal Drogo actor and his "minders" makes it clear that serving as the star's bodyguard is kind of like working as Professor X's hairdresser. There's just no point, really.

Naturally, the Twitter has taken notice.

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Just look:

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Twitter's reaction to the photo has been widespread, with people alternately expressing their sympathy for the poor bodyguards and having a good old laugh at their expense.

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All jokes aside, it's worth noting that Momoa is a "mere" six foot four, meaning he is a good head shorter than James Comey, the literal giant who currently runs the FBI.

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Quick, someone write an HBO original where Momoa and Comey form an unlikely comedy duo.

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