Prop in hot water

[get big quick]

Using hot water to get ready of prop pain but wat i wana know is does it actually kill da molecules inside da prop liquid coz u r putting it in hot water?

[Bonaparte]

Out of curiosity, what level of education did you reach before dropping out?

And no, water cannot get hot enough to damage any AAS or ancillary (other than peptide hormones).

[lil_herc81]

I was heating water to 200 degrees when my prop crashed to bring it back. I didn't have any issues. I'm not sure on the internal temp though. However this gives you an idea of a higher temp.

[get big quick]

K cool just wannted to know that cause putting it in hot water really makes da pain go away..
Oh yeah as for BONAPARTE no levels of education didnt go school hope dat will answer ur question...

[MrGreen]

Out of curiosity, what level of education did you reach before dropping out?

And no, water cannot get hot enough to damage any AAS or ancillary (other than peptide hormones).

Using hot water to get ready of prop pain but wat i wana know is does it actually kill da molecules inside da prop liquid coz u r putting it in hot water?

LOL Im going to guess he is far to young in the first place to be using not to mention the fact obviously under educated.

[get big quick]

Nope dat young im 24 years old..

[MrGreen]

Excuse him he is related to Antoine

[MrGreen]

Probably end up famous too. LOL Its almost as bad as the double rainbow.

[Bonaparte]

Though I feel like a potentially horrible person for saying this (since I don't know the reason behind the OP not attending school), Antoine Dodson's grammar is actually slightly better... If you'll note, he says "they" (using his top teeth to make a "th" sound, as opposed to the OP's "da prop").

[GymHero]

Excuse him he is related to Antoine

LMFAO!!!!!! BRO this was perfect. But this is the q & a section so lets take this to the lounge.