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05-19-2006, 06:52 PM #41Originally Posted by ascendant
i remember guys like you, the sober guys lurking around all the time lookin for a passed out piece of ass. the chicks would always wake up walking funny and smelling like milk!
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05-19-2006, 10:12 PM #42Originally Posted by spittin' 'n cussin'
don't ever remember lurking . i mainly used to just mess with the drunk people, wander around and chat with everyone, but yea, occasionally i'd be hitting on some nice booty. i like my girls conscious though thanks.
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05-20-2006, 01:40 AM #43Originally Posted by ascendant
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05-20-2006, 01:44 AM #44Originally Posted by ascendant
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05-20-2006, 04:48 PM #45Originally Posted by Undecided09
as far as "classic non-drinkers" remark, i'm a bartender guy. i've had my share of heavy drinking, most likely plenty more than you. i used to party in the hamptons. nuff said? you need to stop assuming that since people are not advising you to drink that they're "non-drinkers". get over the fact that not all of us become dependent on it to escape our problems.
i can certainly argue that the biggest stress isn't your mind, and that the external factors are what the stressors are. if you can't handle what's going on in your life, i'd suggest meditation or some other positive means of releasing stress. but i'd sooner suggest a psychiatrist for stress over a night of drinking. alcohol is not a solution to stress.
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05-20-2006, 04:51 PM #46Originally Posted by Undecided09
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05-21-2006, 04:33 PM #47
its related to dependency, so its definately relevant...And who said I was escpaing any problems? Dude a drink here and there puts ur mind at ease, that doesnt make you an alcoholic, so u gotta get that straight...
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05-21-2006, 04:47 PM #48Originally Posted by Undecided09
bogorexia falls under the OCD bracket more than anything, when drinking comes into play you cannot compare the two, now you could compare plactic surgrey to bigorexia but no one here is thinking of getting bicep implants i hope.
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05-21-2006, 06:53 PM #49Originally Posted by Undecided09
there is nothing to "get straight" as you said. as far as it "putting ur mind at ease", you have to speak for yourself on that. you can't make that a universal statement for all consumers as the "ur" part of it seems to be directed at. some people such as yourself may feel it puts their mind at ease. however, some may become more stressed when drinking, hence why some people become rowdy or violent. it all depends on the person. also, how "at ease" does it have your mind when you did something stupid that night that you're regretting the next day? again, i just fail to see alcohol as an effective way to ease anything as there is far too much negative potential in it's consumption.
like i said before, if you wanna go out and have some drinks once in a while, by all means party it up. i'm not saying that's something you should never do. i don't think that drinking in moderation is that much of an issue within itself. to me, the concerns lie within a persons intentions behind the drinking and their reasoning for it. i've already stated all my opinions on the matter.
it comes down to what a persons priorities are and focusing on them while not making such sacrifices in other parts of your life as to diminish the quality of your life for a select few priorities. if you feel not drinking will somehow diminish the quality of your life, then i suppose you'd be better off drinking and being happier than not and being miserable. it's just not a healthy escape, release, destressor, or whatever else it is you're trying to use it for with the whole "mind at ease" saying.Last edited by ascendant; 05-21-2006 at 07:00 PM.
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05-21-2006, 09:12 PM #50
[QUOTE=ascendant]look, we both have very different opinions on the matter. neither of us is right, neither is wrong, it's all a matter of opinion. any form of trying to create a situation otherwise is futile. it's all a matter of perspective and priority.
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Smartest thing I've every heard u say...
[QUOTE]there is nothing to "get straight" as you said. as far as it "putting ur mind at ease", you have to speak for yourself on that. you can't make that a universal statement for all consumers as the "ur" part of it seems to be directed at. some people such as yourself may feel it puts their mind at ease. however, some may become more stressed when drinking, hence why some people become rowdy or violent. it all depends on the person. also, how "at ease" does it have your mind when you did something stupid that night that you're regretting the next day? again, i just fail to see alcohol as an effective way to ease anything as there is far too much negative potential in it's consumption.[QUOTE]
Well your assuming that I'm getting hammered everytime I drink, I was talking about having a few beers, or a few vodka tonics just to relax, I don't find that negative, or something I will regret the next day...
[QUOTE]like i said before, if you wanna go out and have some drinks once in a while, by all means party it up. i'm not saying that's something you should never do. i don't think that drinking in moderation is that much of an issue within itself. to me, the concerns lie within a persons intentions behind the drinking and their reasoning for it. i've already stated all my opinions on the matter.
it comes down to what a persons priorities are and focusing on them while not making such sacrifices in other parts of your life as to diminish the quality of your life for a select few priorities. if you feel not drinking will somehow diminish the quality of your life, then i suppose you'd be better off drinking and being happier than not and being miserable. it's just not a healthy escape, release, destressor, or whatever else it is you're trying to use it for with the whole "mind at ease" saying [QUOTE]
Well I'd like to contest that as long as it is under control it is healthy, not healthy as in beneficial to ur body, but it helps "most" people relax, and after hard week its healthy in helping that aspect...
Stop making ur posts so long, I hate reading, lol, jk....
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05-21-2006, 09:14 PM #51
how bout we settle this over a beer...
...or twelve
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05-22-2006, 12:31 AM #52Originally Posted by Undecided09
if you want something to help you relax, try meditation, or a nice warm epsom salt bath. one of my personal favs is a full body massage. however, there is no legitmate reasoning to being able to find alcohol healthy.
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05-22-2006, 07:30 AM #53Originally Posted by tretch187
Soda water is calorie free.....Drink Vodka, Soda with a twist
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05-22-2006, 08:54 AM #54Originally Posted by ascendant
I just trying to say that we all need to look at what we have sometimes, instead of being so pre-occupied with getting "HUGE" and not enjoying the benefits of our labor. I'm just saying sometimes I get caught up in lifting, training etc. and am like what a minute, I better enjoy all thes things that I have. I am lucky, but I worked damn hard to get what I have too.
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05-22-2006, 09:03 AM #55Originally Posted by ascendant
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05-22-2006, 09:13 AM #56Originally Posted by steve0
Bigoarexia falls under plastic surgery???? IF AND ONLY IF BIGOREXIA IS NOT ACCOMPANIED BY STEROID USE . Is plastic surgery against the law?? Are there mind altering substances which are used in plastic surgery. The simple act of participating in an activity that is ILLEGAL, proves the there is a psycho-sematic disorder to begin with (as in the use of banned substances). Am I admitting to haveing mental issues. More so in my use of steroids than alcohol. Absolutely. Go to the steroid forum and read about all of the people "mentally crashing" while coming off the juice. Steroid abuse is every bit as big of a problem as alcoholism, with one big difference. Alcohol is LEGAL!!!! I have seen people kill themselves, literally and figuratively because of their use (abuse) of steroids.Last edited by piepiezzz; 05-22-2006 at 01:22 PM.
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05-22-2006, 02:56 PM #57
The comparison between Alcohol and Juice is very relevant, thanks pie..
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05-22-2006, 03:13 PM #58Originally Posted by piepiezzz
anyone can become psychologically addicted to anything. however, the majority of gear users cycle on and off, hence elminating the majority (if not all) of the sides associated with gear. people who drink however don't "cycle" drinking, and like i've said before, people are asking all the time about drinking while on cycles, all the more proving my point that they feel a "need" for the alcohol, even at the expense of reducing the effectiveness of their cycle.
i'm not pointing fingers at anyone in particular, and have already stated i don't think you should never drink alcohol. i just find it frustrating that i see more posts about people asking if they can still drink while on a cycle than anything else on this board, and to me it points out a serious issue with our society in general.
the kind of people who are willing to drink while on a cycle are usually the people not concerned as much about their health, and those are the kind you'll more oftentimes find in the scenario you mentioned about having side-effects from the gear from them failing to take the necessary precautionary measures (checking cholesterol, bp, blood work, etc). with drinking, it will do damage to your liver. there's no stopping that. but with gear, taking precautionary measures and avoiding orals, you can remain virtually side-effect free, save for a select few people succeptible to particular life threatening sides, such as high cholesterol or high bp.
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05-22-2006, 05:40 PM #59Member
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wow this has gotten insane since i last saw it.
the way i see it, the odd night out drinking isn't going to kill anyone.
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05-23-2006, 07:34 AM #60Originally Posted by ascendant
Over time the psychological effects of gear are permanent and undisputable to the gear abuser. Going on and off cycle does not clear anyone from abusing gear. Participating in an illegal activity most would say is a symptom of an abuser. Admittedly, me included.
No one on here that is on GEAR, including myself, can EVER sit here and REPRIMEAND ANYONE for WANTING TO DRINK ON OR OFF CYCLE. It is hypocrisy at its worst. Look in the mirror before judging others. I understand young kids take gear to get girls and go out and drink 4 nights a week to meet them. That is not what we are talking about here.Last edited by piepiezzz; 05-23-2006 at 07:53 AM.
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05-23-2006, 08:46 AM #61Junior Member
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While you drink try taking some activated charcoal.....it helps absorb the toxins released from alcohol like aldehyde bodies.........then your body doesn't get too toxified by them. This doesn't effect your buzz at all and you'll feel great the next day if you take about 2 or 3 with the booz. You just might crap a lil black the next day. It's worked great for me in the past.
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05-24-2006, 10:47 AM #62New Member
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activated charcoal isnt that the same stuff that is in those generic chaser tablets on tv
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05-24-2006, 02:03 PM #63
cranberry and vodka is the key!! clean ur system and get buzzed!~
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05-24-2006, 02:04 PM #64
a really big bodybuilder at my gym once told me :"be easy, take your time, have patience with workin out and have fun with it...and sometimes a good night of drinkin carbs is good for u..."
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05-24-2006, 03:01 PM #65Junior Member
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Originally Posted by hurricane1
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05-24-2006, 03:20 PM #66
Just curious, I have read clear liquors like Bacardi superior and what not over dark liquors. What is the reasoning behind this? Do darker liquors contain more sugar/carbs or calories on average?
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05-24-2006, 05:18 PM #67Originally Posted by piepiezzz
for starters, gear does not necessarily affect the liver and kidneys unless you're doing orals, which i no longer use. so, show me conclusive evidence of the side-effects that are unavoidable with injects? bp and cholesterol are no prob for me as i keep them in check with flax oils and my diet being in decent check. so, what other "permanent side-effects" are you indicating?
to be honest, you actually were fairly accurate with the 5 year statement about me. however, 5 years is a lot of time to do your research, and having been a trainer almost all my working life, i have been around countless people who have been on gear. some are in great health and others aren't, but there are way too many other factors to consider rather than just the gear alone.
if you think gear is so dangerous, might want to take a look at mexico. since it can be bought over the counter there, many bb's take them, far more than here. watched a documentary on it on the news one time. had tons of guys on there talking about how they take them, some of the guys up into their 70's and 80's who've been taking them for 40-50years, and how they're in great shape and all their doctors tell them they're fine.
this debate will continue to go back and forth forever, cause you seem determined to jusify drinking in whatever way you can contradictory to me. not sure why, but as far as your request for research from me, i'd suggest you do the same and look up the definition for what's called a "troll". i'm here to open peoples minds to the reality of the matter. you seem to be here just to try to make others wrong and yourself right.
i already said if people are going to go out and drink that's of course their choice, but i also stated that many people seem to think they can't go out and enjoy themselves without drinking. that is where i have an issue with it. you however, seem to have misconstrued that. there is just too many other things you've misconstrued for me to continue with. i like debating, but not without rationale on both ends.
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05-25-2006, 07:38 AM #68Originally Posted by ascendant
I am rational, I do understand where you are coming from, but you are rationalizing in order to justify your use of steroids . I don't need to justify it........It is wrong. But that is a choice I MADE.........But don't glorify gear like it can't hurt you, or won't hurt you. All I am saying is the gear abuse is even more dangerous than alcohol ABUSE....... Taking certain precautions only limit your susceptibility to permanent negative results from gear....I just don't want you "GLORIFYING" gear and than beating up alcohol use in the same paragraph.....because as I said it's hypocritical. I don't GLORIFY alcohol abuse but going out a couple times a month is not alcohol ABUSE.
You are right, you shouldn't have to drink to have a good time, but every once in awhile it doesn't hurt to let loose, a bit.
We can agree to disagree. No harm done.......
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05-25-2006, 03:01 PM #69Originally Posted by piepiezzz
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05-25-2006, 05:15 PM #70Associate Member
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Find a suitable replacement. Something else that will bring you a little bit of pleasure. When my friends are drinking, I have my water jug on hand to remind me of what I should be drinking. I also like to go out and get a good cigar, or even some dip. A little nicotene is a lot better than alcohol. Of course, this is only a once every other week thing, don't think i'm addicted to tobacco :P
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05-25-2006, 11:03 PM #71Originally Posted by NoFaith068
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