Not a Newbie!

I was looking at my profile and got to thinking!
Even though I've been on this board for over a year allmost
every day sometimes more than once I am still a newbie
because I don't post enough threads. I am no dr but
I beleive I have more knowledge about AS than a lot of other members who post simple quetions or answers or comments over and over and all they have to do is search for the answers to begin with. By asking these question their number of postings go up and theirfore they get promoted to "member" or another rank.
A person who is new to AS and wants to do research
comes across a post by one of these guys and thinks they must know what they are talking about In reallty this "member" knows only a little more than the begginer. So I would like to tell all newcomers make sure u do a lot of researching and look up threads by a lot of "different" people before taking advice from someone on your cycle.

uhhh good

YEAH CANADA :thewave: LOL Good :elephant:

:banana: like this you mean?

For me personally, i dont car if my post count is 2 or 2,000,000. If i dont see any value from replying, or i dont know enough then i wont. For example, altho i have been reading lots about slin use, i would never hand out any advice. But on the flip side i have done enough research that should i wish to use it and ask for a bit of advice i would be able to spot the good answeres from the bad. Why? Because i researched it. If a newbie wants to take the first peice of advice given to them then they are simply foolish, if they start injecting hormones etc into their bodies without researching it themselves first then they have only themselves to blame should something go wrong. For example: Lots of people on this board promote the use of 500mg test and up to 40 mgED d-bol as a great beginner cycle. From what i have researched i would rather try out bask8cases reccomended lower dosage cycles first, but thats JMO. On another board i was on, they used to reccomend 500mg test 400mg decca and 30mg d-bol ED as a beginners cycle. Now these guys were all considered the 'experienced' ones on that board. At the end of the day, someone could argue for any of those three examples to be correct or not, but the only way a newbie is gonna be able to make the right decision for them, is to research it themselves. If they dont then all there doing is sullying the reputation of AAS even more when they **** up. JMO ;)

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Originally Posted by priest_416

YEAH CANADA :thewave: LOL Good :elephant:

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How come your title says registered user??????

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Originally Posted by mass junkie

How come your title says registered user??????

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I wondered that myself... :scratch:

just be involved with the community a lil more then you will see the difference :unsure:

Devil Dog74 :lift:

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Originally Posted by Blown_SC

I wondered that myself... :scratch:

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I asked the same thing earlier:yellowcon

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Originally Posted by mass junkie

How come your title says registered user??????

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There was a problem last week with my password, i was unable to get in. I contacted the admin. Then they fixed the problem, but now it says registered user under my name. I dont know why? :scratch:

most people, if schooled in the art of common sense, will uderstand that titles dont mean dik!!

its just a stupid post count. and if you think more posts equal more knowledge, than i feel sorry for you.

I can't wait to get more posts. I really think the value of my life will go up then. Everyone will think I'm cool and I will get respect. I'm gonna go order some enzyte now!


-B

like hercules88 said, post counts do not equal knowledge. any idiot to go sit in the "new male forum" and welcome everyone that signs up on this board. to me, post counts just show how active you are. you can tell if a certain person gets involved or not in relation to his join date. i been a member since early 2003. i did alot of research at first, and then started posting. i still only have around what, 270 posts? something like that ... and the only thing i know about is winny and brian11 has a hot fake GF.

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Originally Posted by Harp

I was looking at my profile and got to thinking!
Even though I've been on this board for over a year allmost
every day sometimes more than once I am still a newbie
because I don't post enough threads. I am no dr but
I beleive I have more knowledge about AS than a lot of other members who post simple quetions or answers or comments over and over and all they have to do is search for the answers to begin with. By asking these question their number of postings go up and theirfore they get promoted to "member" or another rank.
A person who is new to AS and wants to do research
comes across a post by one of these guys and thinks they must know what they are talking about In reallty this "member" knows only a little more than the begginer. So I would like to tell all newcomers make sure u do a lot of researching and look up threads by a lot of "different" people before taking advice from someone on your cycle.

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hahahahaha. here ya go harp. just for ya NEWBIE!!! :D j/k

:lift: :lift: as they say if u can't beat them join em lol :)

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Originally Posted by Harp

:lift: :lift: as they say if u can't beat them join em lol :)

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at least he is a good sport about it.

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Originally Posted by LM1332

:banana: like this you mean?

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yep exaclty :spudnikdi

So I would like to tell all newcomers make sure u do a lot of researching and look up threads by a lot of "different" people before taking advice from someone on your cycle.


Yeah, what he said.

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