Spilled gear on skin

**mauler** · 05-25-2008, 12:54 PM

Originally Posted by gixxerboy1

Is that only if i the hiccups?

regular hiccups can acctually be a sign of brain tumors. im not even kidding. ha
poor guy, dont cry over spilled milk , but gear, you might not even make it long enough to cry

**MASTER** · 05-25-2008, 03:03 PM

Originally Posted by *Narkissos*

What is amazing is that i remember every poster on this thread (with the exception of one) as noobs.

And i can guarantee that their questions were worse.

-CNS

I still ask loads of noob questions now, normally about supps, because I never keep up with what anything is or bother to try and find out myself. Prohormones especially have shown me to be a noob on numerous occasions.

**Garbanzo Dude** · 05-25-2008, 04:05 PM

Hey man this a great way to skip the pain of injections as a matter of fact I think it has an absorption rate of 1/1000%.(if your lucky) You'll be fine.....

**ricanmafia** · 05-25-2008, 05:06 PM

cut your arm off

**mick86** · 05-25-2008, 06:13 PM

Originally Posted by jeffefrijoles

Can you drink winny?

Thats a good question, why hasn't anyone asked that before...

**inky-e** · 05-25-2008, 06:22 PM

IDK< the first time I shot test I was naked and spilled a drop on my penis, BRO! 3 hours later it was like 8 inches long, almost half of what it originally was!

**jchopper1** · 05-25-2008, 07:02 PM

if it was bad for your skin then why would you inject it

**Narkissos** · 05-25-2008, 09:40 PM

Originally Posted by jchopper1

if it was bad for your skin then why would you inject it

Topicals are 'good' for the skin (As they're formulated for dermal absorption)... but they're also counter indicated for the eyes.

i.e. What's good for the skin (even the skin of the face) isn't good for the eyes.

Same logic applies.

If he's to assume that because it's good to inject, rubbing it on is 'ok'...then he should also assume that because something's good for the skin, it's good to put it in the eyes or mouth.

Again... The only 'bad' questions are: the one where the originator already knows the answer, and is only seeking to waste time... Or the one where the information to answer it is readily available, but the originator is too lazy to read it for himself.

Neither is the case here.

You members need to bash less.

-CNS

**spywizard** · 05-25-2008, 09:45 PM

Originally Posted by *Narkissos*

Topicals are 'good' for the skin (As they're formulated for dermal absorption)... but they're also counter indicated for the eyes.

i.e. What's good for the skin (even the skin of the face) isn't good for the eyes.

Same logic applies.

If he's to assume that because it's good to inject, rubbing it on is 'ok'...then he should also assume that because something's good for the skin, it's good to put it in the eyes or mouth.

Again... The only 'bad' questions are: the one where the originator already knows the answer, and is only seeking to waste time... Or the one where the information to answer it is readily available, but the originator is too lazy to read it for himself.

Neither is the case here.

You members need to bash less.

-CNS

Great response..

***Admin*** · 05-26-2008, 07:46 AM

Originally Posted by *Narkissos*

Topicals are 'good' for the skin (As they're formulated for dermal absorption)... but they're also counter indicated for the eyes.

i.e. What's good for the skin (even the skin of the face) isn't good for the eyes.

Same logic applies.

If he's to assume that because it's good to inject, rubbing it on is 'ok'...then he should also assume that because something's good for the skin, it's good to put it in the eyes or mouth.

Again... The only 'bad' questions are: the one where the originator already knows the answer, and is only seeking to waste time... Or the one where the information to answer it is readily available, but the originator is too lazy to read it for himself.

Neither is the case here.

You members need to bash less.

-CNS

Thank you and closed....

Please guys remember where you have come from and the ummm well not so smart questions you had when you were starting out... we have all been there so think back and answer like you would want to be answered....