test/tren cycle

[Black R/T]

The correct way for him is not to cycle.

Agreed Marcus, he is too young and could reap a better over-all result by waiting for his body to mature before taking AS.

i dont believe he lied about his stats though. i read alot of these posts and its usually easy to tell when someone isnt being straight about their story.

The guy is 5'11 in one post and 6ft in another. isnt that only a minor difference and couldnt you say that its easier to just post 6ft? Also, in an older post it says he is 23 but now he says 24. im not being sarcastic, but birthdays happen.

Maybe i dont see it the same as most people and i could be 100% wrong. This is my perspective on it, explained in a way that i can relate.
On an ATV (4-wheeler, quad)... there is a sign on the fender that says nobody under the age of 16 should ride the machine. Now, parents are going to buy their kids these ATVs even if they are not yet old enough to ride it. (I race Motocross and see this on a regular basis.)
Say for instance; this young kid approaches you at the track and has questions. Would you use this time to answer his questions, maybe give him pointers on how to be a safer and better rider? or would you waste your chance to help, only to tell him he shouldnt ride the ATV until he is 16 or older because he could hurt himself?

[dec11]

Agreed Marcus, he is too young and could reap a better over-all result by waiting for his body to mature before taking AS.

i dont believe he lied about his stats though. i read alot of these posts and its usually easy to tell when someone isnt being straight about their story.

The guy is 5'11 in one post and 6ft in another. isnt that only a minor difference and couldnt you say that its easier to just post 6ft? Also, in an older post it says he is 23 but now he says 24. im not being sarcastic, but birthdays happen.

Maybe i dont see it the same as most people and i could be 100% wrong. This is my perspective on it, explained in a way that i can relate.
On an ATV (4-wheeler, quad)... there is a sign on the fender that says nobody under the age of 16 should ride the machine. Now, parents are going to buy their kids these ATVs even if they are not yet old enough to ride it. (I race Motocross and see this on a regular basis.)
Say for instance; this young kid approaches you at the track and has questions. Would you use this time to answer his questions, maybe give him pointers on how to be a safer and better rider? or would you waste your chance to help, only to tell him he shouldnt ride the ATV until he is 16 or older because he could hurt himself?

oh jesus, wat are you on about? theres a bit of difference. you sound like a kid also

[Black R/T]

oh jesus, wat are you on about? theres a bit of difference. you sound like a kid also

you sound insecure. 3 posts in this thread and you have NOTHING positive or constructive to talk about. you're just flamming, like a kid...

[dec11]

you sound insecure. 3 posts in this thread and you have NOTHING positive or constructive to talk about. you're just flamming, like a kid...

how do you derive that you moron? the idea is to persuade youngsters not to use and whjen they are caught lying they arent goin to get a positive response, then other kids like you come along and reckon we should just advise them anyway. now back to your toys