Anabolic Steroids for gils

[Trond S.]

What kind of anabolic steroids is recommended for gils. My girlfriend is planning to try, she is about 55 kilo. Do you have some tips?

Trond S.

[JiGGaMaN]

First tip: its girl not gil.
I will never recommend a woman do anabolic steroids ever.

[reddohc]

gils are for fish....

[DSM4Life]

[reddohc]

to the OP.. do u mean girls? or are you trying to say gals? you spelled it wrong twice kinda making it seem like you trying to say gals. lol

search on here....

[JiGGaMaN]

to the OP.. do u mean girls? or are you trying to say gals? you spelled it wrong twice kinda making it seem like you trying to say gals. lol

search on here....

I suspect his girlfriend may be a fish.

[reddohc]

or a prehistoric beast

[reddohc]

i would suggest feeding her.. koi fish food has a line called Microbe-Lift Legacy Fish Food. id start there.... after her diet is good you can get some steroids for her

[JiGGaMaN]

i would suggest feeding her.. koi fish food has a line called Microbe-Lift Legacy Fish Food. id start there.... after her diet is good you can get some steroids for her

In addition, i recommend having her swim upstream for an hour a day 5 times a week.

[reddohc]

diet and exercise is just what she needs

[EmilianoH]

in spanish "gil" means idiot

[Atomini]

Gil = a form of currency in the Final Fantasy series of role playing videogames.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_...ntasy#Currency

Currency
Gil (ギル, giru?) is the fictional currency used in every game in the Final Fantasy series, although English translations have occasionally replaced it with "GP" (short for "gold piece(s)") or simply "G". "Gil" is both the singular and plural term for the currency. Final Fantasy IV is the only game to explain the origin of the word; in that game, the word Gil is named after Gilbart, a common name for members of the royal family of Damcyan, and was originally used as the currency of Damcyan.[1]

Gil can be used to buy weapons, armor, items, magic, and accessories at the many stores and vendors throughout the worlds of the Final Fantasy games. Gil is earned primarily (sometimes exclusively) through fighting and winning battles or the sale of unwanted items, but many games provide other ways of earning the currency; in Final Fantasy VIII, for example, the player receives periodic wages according to his or her rank in the "SeeD" organization; in Final Fantasy XI only a few monsters drop gil and only in very small amounts, so most gil comes from the selling of items that are dropped from monsters or crafted to NPCs or (more commonly) other players; and in Final Fantasy XII, most enemies do not drop gil (though a few humanoid enemies do) but rather often drop loot, a type of item used almost exclusively for selling in shops to gain gil. Sometimes, the player can earn gil through minigames (such as those found in Final Fantasy VII's casinos), or through completing various tasks or missions, or as treasure found in dungeons. Still other means of earning gil exist, but the majority of these methods usually yield negligible amounts. Some games in the series, starting with Final Fantasy V, have characters or abilities that lets the player toss gil at an enemy in order to inflict high amounts of damage; this ability is known as "Coin Toss", "Gil Toss", "Spare Change", or "Zeninage".

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Unexpected number of responses surrounding the topic of gil.... hahahaha

some funny shxt up there...