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When asking a question about a propsed cycle please include your stats on all threads, when anwering a thread do not advise without stats. Age, Height, Weight, Training Experience, Cycle Experience Etc. A number of novices are getting some good advice for advanced users here, think before you post :d
This will help everyone concerned.
Thank you
BA
Retired. Or is it Just Tired.
I agree completely. I've been guilty of spittin out advice before checking a profile or asking for stats and it's just plain dangerous.
I always try to check a profile. I actually think we should advise these newbies to fill out their profile, and then will help them.
I have been guilty as well so bump this back to the top.
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Most of 'em don't even put their stats in their profile.
When I'm reading posts I find interesting, I like to get an idea of the experience and size of the person who wrote it. But all i see is either N/A or nothing.
good post!! well said!!!
bump it back up :D
bump...
I think ANYONE asking for advice, besides well well known people should post there stats...if there profile is not filled out... I konw mine is not for certain reasons..
However I try to list as much info about myself as possible...
also, guys...Dont embellish your measurements or age for advice... If you want the best advice give your real weight and other stats..
I had a guy the other day beg me for advice saying he was 6'0 with a 29 inch waist...and something like 17 or 18 inch arms... I was like..shit i need to get advice from you!!
Anyway, just dont lie, and please post all stats...they help!
bump
Keep it at the top ,Bump
Btw Kunipshunfit , your Avatar would make a awesome on Tatoo on the back and shoulders.Looks familiar??
GZ
yup that's why its under all my posts.
Oh yeah.. Thanx. I got that when I was up in Manhattan late November of last year. Was my 23rd b'day present to myself..Quote:
Btw Kunipshunfit , your Avatar would make a awesome on Tatoo on the back and shoulders.Looks familiar??
Here is what it looks like inked on me. Hand drawn by one of the masters at Rising Dragon's
Nice Tat Kanipshunfit. How long did it take?
well...the total time was 8 hours..
but i was waiting on a certain guy who was tat'in a guys arm.
so i waited for 3 hours, then he took an hour going over what i wanted and drawing and prepping me n' such.
then 3 and a half to ink it, and 30 minutes to clean and take pics n' such.
Problem was the way I had to sit...I couldnt lay down and i had to sit straight up...Well it's hard to NOT tense when sitting like that, and so it was hard to get distracted when you have to move your legs every second so your ass will stay awake..lol
Lata
K
I know what u mean. I've got a tribal about the same size on my back, just a bit lower than yours. I had to sit backward in a chair, but at least I got to lean over on the back of the chair. Took him about 2.5 hours with the needle. My ass kept falling asleep too.