What's Atomini look like??

[BlueWaffle21]

Does anyone else wonder what the Tren guru that's taking 800mg a week looks like?

[Times Roman]

I'd be more interested in what his WOMAN looks like! =)

[red_hulk]

[austinite]

Like that. Exactly like that.

[Misery13]

Dr. Jekyll before Tren ....

Mr. Hyde after.....

No idea what his lady looks like.

Mine however resembles the bride of Frankenstein.

[Misery13]

Like that. Exactly like that.

I love it....

[BlueWaffle21]

^^ That's hilarious!!

[< <Samson> >]

WTF man, why you gotta post a pic of me for? LMAO


Nah, he's got a whole thread on what he looks like on here somewhere.

[Atomini]

Yeah I posted a bunch of pictures of my physique changes over the years in a thread a couple months back.

I can't see Austinite's picture.... I just see a red X lol.

And what would Trenbolone have to do with my lady??

[Atomini]

Oh wait... now I see the mad scientist picture... lol

[S&S_ShovelHead]

Yeah I posted a bunch of pictures of my physique changes over the years in a thread a couple months back.

I can't see Austinite's picture.... I just see a red X lol.

And what would Trenbolone have to do with my lady??

Link?

[BlueWaffle21]

Link?

I've looked everywhere!! Could just do an updated pic!!

[Brick]

[Times Roman]

Yeah I posted a bunch of pictures of my physique changes over the years in a thread a couple months back.

I can't see Austinite's picture.... I just see a red X lol.

And what would Trenbolone have to do with my lady??

Absolutely nothing!

But if we are going to see anything, I'd prefer it be female =)

[Atomini]

Link?

http://forums.steroid.com/showthread...i-ve-EVER-done

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[BlueWaffle21]

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[austinite]

^ silly statement.

[BlueWaffle21]

Also edited.....................

[Shsm]

It can be seen that way but just being honest. All I read on here is the amazing effects of Tren and the guy is taking 800mg of it. I equate something like that with a guy the size of a bodybuilder. Maybe it's ignorance on my part but I had a monster pictured in my head. I'm not saying anything bad about him, I'm just saying in my mind I had the vision of something totally different. It's not just the muscle but I was picturing a tan dude as well. Take it how you will but the previous statement was in no way intended to be negative.

He's not a professional bodybuilder, brother. I don't mean to speak for him, but I'm sure he doesn't have every hour in the day to perfect his meals and training like you think everyone else does. Sometimes reality gets in the way of things. He's constantly striving towards other goals such as earning his M.D. if I'm not mistaken. You shouldn't judge a book by it's cover. I think he looks great and he has a remarkable brain.

[BlueWaffle21]

He's not a professional bodybuilder, brother. I don't mean to speak for him, but I'm sure he doesn't have every hour in the day to perfect his meals and training like you think everyone else does. Sometimes reality gets in the way of things. He's constantly striving towards other goals such as earning his M.D. if I'm not mistaken. You shouldn't judge a book by it's cover. I think he looks great and he has a remarkable brain.

I'M NOT KNOCKING THE GUY!!!!! Nor am I saying he isn't in great shape!!

[austinite]

Relax brother. I just said it was a silly statement because it was evident you didn't read the thread. No big deal. Calm down

[Atomini]

No offense taken, BlueWaffle.

I think that we all have strange misperceptions of different members on the forum here. Just as how the average joe blow out there thinks that AAS are magic pills that allows you to wake up the next morning looking like Jay Cutler (and we all facepalm at that don't we), we too within the AAS using community have very similar misconceptions among ourselves. We tend to think that the more knowledgeable and more experienced members on a forum are gigantic beasts when we see they have 5+ years of cycling under their belt or whatever. The truth is that less than 20% of us have the genetics to be anywhere NEAR as huge as a pro, let alone the fact that many of us aren't even aspiring to have physiques like that. Almost 4 years ago I got pretty big, as I mentioned before in other discussions, I reached about 225 lbs. at 10-13% bodyfat but I lost it all when I hit a period where I couldn't maintain my nutrition and training. It takes A LOT of consistency in one's nutrition to get big and remain that way, and it can be lost very easily by a little slip-up here and there.

Although I do eat 6x a day and I intake 2500-3000 cals on average to maintain what I have, I am happy where I am. I'm working to get just a bit closer to what my largest was a few years ago before I lost it, but being the biggest motherfvcker in the gym is NOT my goal any more. And as many younger guys around here get older, they'll realize that too! I have a type of physique in mind that I wish to obtain and maintain, and i'm happy with that.

Not every experienced vet and AAS user has to be a big huge massive cow, you know...

[Atomini]

Absolutely nothing!

But if we are going to see anything, I'd prefer it be female =)

It's funny you ask that, because she just texted me a picture of her trying out her new halloween costume...

[austinite]

It's funny you ask that, because she just texted me a picture of her trying out her new halloween costume...

more.

[Times Roman]

No offense taken, BlueWaffle.

I think that we all have strange misperceptions of different members on the forum here. Just as how the average joe blow out there thinks that AAS are magic pills that allows you to wake up the next morning looking like Jay Cutler (and we all facepalm at that don't we), we too within the AAS using community have very similar misconceptions among ourselves. We tend to think that the more knowledgeable and more experienced members on a forum are gigantic beasts when we see they have 5+ years of cycling under their belt or whatever. The truth is that less than 20% of us have the genetics to be anywhere NEAR as huge as a pro, let alone the fact that many of us aren't even aspiring to have physiques like that. Almost 4 years ago I got pretty big, as I mentioned before in other discussions, I reached about 225 lbs. at 10-13% bodyfat but I lost it all when I hit a period where I couldn't maintain my nutrition and training. It takes A LOT of consistency in one's nutrition to get big and remain that way, and it can be lost very easily by a little slip-up here and there.

Although I do eat 6x a day and I intake 2500-3000 cals on average to maintain what I have, I am happy where I am. I'm working to get just a bit closer to what my largest was a few years ago before I lost it, but being the biggest motherfvcker in the gym is NOT my goal any more. And as many younger guys around here get older, they'll realize that too! I have a type of physique in mind that I wish to obtain and maintain, and i'm happy with that.

Not every experienced vet and AAS user has to be a big huge massive cow, you know...

agree.

It's a freaking roller coaster for me. You bust your ass for a few years, then take a break due to life, etc. During that time, you lose more or less all your gains. then you start again. this last time i've been at it for over 3 years, but due to age and multiple injuries, this is the hardest/longest i've had to work to get to 245.

so my strategy has changed to minimize risk of injury and to stay motivated somehow. This board can really help with the motivation.

[Tron3219]

It's funny you ask that, because she just texted me a picture of her trying out her new halloween costume...

<img src="http://forums.steroid.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=128303"/>

Holy moly

[Atomini]

agree.

It's a freaking roller coaster for me. You bust your ass for a few years, then take a break due to life, etc. During that time, you lose more or less all your gains. then you start again. this last time i've been at it for over 3 years, but due to age and multiple injuries, this is the hardest/longest i've had to work to get to 245.

so my strategy has changed to minimize risk of injury and to stay motivated somehow. This board can really help with the motivation.

"Roller coaster" is the perfect description. I have 2 jobs, one of which is the military. It is ABSOLUTELY IMPRACTICAL to have a physique that is massive. If I get too big and heavy, there goes my ability to ruck march efficiently. There goes my ability to do all kinds of things because i'm now hauling around this extra weight on my body along with my kit. And as you mentioned, injuries can occur and really slow things down which actually end up being the worst breaks in progress. Thankfully I have never EVER had any major injuries that have stopped me in my tracks but as we get older, we become more prone to it.

Even though I might lose some mass every few years because of a busy time in life whether it is work or school, etc., I still manage to maintain most of my size and strangth throughout the years. Compare that to how many people we see that completely fall off the wagon and just end up halting training and eating properly all together? As you said, places like this forum can keep us going at times when we've felt like dropping training all together because life got in the way somehow.

[Atomini]

more.

There's a lot more but i'm not posting anything with clear visibility of her face or anything lol. She knows i'm on here!

[austinite]

I wish I could go back to 2008 It's like a never ending struggle to get to where I was.

[austinite]

There's a lot more but i'm not posting anything with clear visibility of her face or anything lol. She knows i'm on here!

Congrats dude. Looks like a keeper! Seriously. I hate you.

[Zodiac82]

It's funny you ask that, because she just texted me a picture of her trying out her new halloween costume...

<img src="http://forums.steroid.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=128303"/>

yep definitely a keeper....wow

[Atomini]

Congrats dude. Looks like a keeper! Seriously. I hate you.

[krugerr]

<img src="http://forums.steroid.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=128309"/>

How do I like this comment? very nice buddy, and referring too your pictures, you're in good shape. You are right though about our misconceptions. I also had this vision of you being a 350lb monster that ate raw chicken and chewed spoonfuls of protein powder.
I'm sure that with my current thread, no one confuses me with my avatar!

[austinite]

Why are you doing this to me? What have I done to you?

I'm guessing that you have an intravenous liquid Cialis drip.

[Atomini]

LOL you wanted to see more, man. So I gave it to you!

How do I like this comment? very nice buddy, and referring too your pictures, you're in good shape. You are right though about our misconceptions. I also had this vision of you being a 350lb monster that ate raw chicken and chewed spoonfuls of protein powder.
I'm sure that with my current thread, no one confuses me with my avatar!

I used to have an avatar up of myself. I think i'll switch it back now, that should remove a lot of the mystery. And trust me, if I had the capability to be a 350 lb. monster, I would be on stage with the pros at the Olympia. That was the point I was making with my post earlier. And with that being said, I AM bigger than nearly all the other guys at my gym with the exception of a couple others. I think that many of us here just do not realize how much bigger we really are than the average person. But that's a different topic for another time: male body dysmorphia.

[Atomini]

By the way, I have the calves of a 350 lb. monster. I kid you not. I have incredibly amazing genetics for calves. They are so big they dwarf my quads and make my quads look small. I'm going to take a picture.

[austinite]

No one cares about your damn calves. More blondness please.

[Atomini]

Calves first. Then blondes.



Yeah yeah my legs are hairy, so what. That's what Tren does.

[Tron3219]

Calves first. Then blondes.



Yeah yeah my legs are hairy, so what. That's what Tren does.

If u must...

But ur right...massive...can I have some? I need some ankle too

[Atomini]

I got permission to post this one, under special circumstances.