Recent content by JibbyJabba

Super fucking advice. http://www.cancerbacup.org.uk/Treatments/Hormonaltherapies/Individualhormonaltherapies/Megestrolacetate Megestrol is a man-made substance called a progestogen which is similar to the female hormone progesterone.

You sure you're not just sensitive to the site of oyur own blood? I am that way. I can look upon the blood and gore of others completely unaffected, but the second my starts to come I get all light-headed.

That's good... just be sure not to get mixed up with Muscle Milk. I go through like 2-3 containers of it a week. I'm not sure Heroin would be so bad after this addiction.

This sounds like me and Muscle Milk. Man I love that shit. I ain't scurred to blow a dude for some Muscle Milk. JJ

Permit me to play Devil's Advocate for a moment... Just Kidding... fuck that fat piece of shit. He is what is wrong with this world.

Thanks for everyone's input. Any more thoughts?

I was discussing AS and whatnot with a friend and I made a statement, basically to the effect that any size one loses as a result of the use of a diuretic isn't muscle anyways... it's just the loss of fluid retention. Was I talking out of my ass? Are diuretics catabolic as well? Thanks! JJ

sounds like a fucking stupid idea to me.

Again... be careful with the tylenol... it's seriously rough on the liver... Also... there is a huge difference between getting caught with Celebrex/Vioxx than getting caught with Percs or Oxy's... you won't even get in trouble for Viox or Celebrex, given that it's a schedule 4 drug and you can...

Probably wouldn't hurt, but have you tried something like Aleve yet? I've found Celebrx and Vioxx to be amazing, and completely side effect free, though I don't like to take anything for pain/inflammation. Also... don't forget that posession of percs or Oxy's, no matter the amount, is a state...

Amen to that...

Percocet is nothing to fuck around with. It's not a drug intended for "nagging pain" but rather for chronic pain. Also, it contains Tylenol which is not a good thing for people who may already have elevated liver enzymes. From this point of view, Oxycontin would actually be safer, given that...

Glorious indeed.

There is... and it's Glorious!!! Glorious, I tell you!!!

If a fellow Texan says he's seen it done, then that's good enough for me. Thanks! JJ