Deployment advice...

[Douche_Nutz]

I knew it would come down the pike. I was informed this morning that my reserve unit is being deployed to the middle east. The kicker is that tomorrow (tuesday the 23rd) will be the start of my third week of a ten week test enanthate only cycle. I have been splitting my doses into two 250mg/ea on tuesdays and fridays. Nothing really noticable so far, but I don't want to end the cycle. Conversely, I don't want to carry a damn box of pins around with me (might as well have a sign that says F' me). From what I have been told, I have until the last week in Jan before we leave our state for staging/prep. By my calculations that gives me four weeks before I have to start really watching my ass. Any advice on whether or not to continue? If so, advice on how to minimize having to carry so much shit with me (just using new pins and reusing the barrel possibly??? shit like that...) Thanks bros.

I don't have any advice for you, sorry. But I want to say you kick some fucking ass for what you're doing for our country!

 

[moose11]

what is ur MOS?others may dissagree with me...but if ur in the rear over there and depenind on what service u in. u will have decent occomadations...so infection may not be a risk. I think its risky traveling with the shit...could cost u your career if u plan on staying in the reserves. But if ur not in a combat unit and u decide to take the gear with i dont think infections will be a prob.

 

[theoak01]

infection in my opinion should be the least concern,doing the job properly and thinking with a clear head so he or his friends dont get hurt is #1,personally I could live with losing my career,but not being responsible for someone dieing due to me being careless for a few extra pounds. Im not flaming if it seems that way but this is no joke he is going to war which is hard enough to deal with,try it on clomid where your head is all fucked up. say he is in a firefight and then he starts worrying about his family etc instead on the situation at hand and breaks down, he is then useless to the others and becomes a liability

 

[moose11]

i agree with that but u dont even know what his MOS is...he could be a cook or a secretary or supply clerk. Maybe he doesnt have mental probs when on gear. I know if/when i go i wouldnt want to be mentally unstable nor would i want my other Marines to be in that state of mind. Maybe he could change his PCT to herbal supplentation instead of clomid if he has worries of clomid brought on problems.

 

[gunner44]

infection in my opinion should be the least concern,doing the job properly and thinking with a clear head so he or his friends dont get hurt is #1,personally I could live with losing my career,but not being responsible for someone dieing due to me being careless for a few extra pounds. Im not flaming if it seems that way but this is no joke he is going to war which is hard enough to deal with,try it on clomid where your head is all fucked up. say he is in a firefight and then he starts worrying about his family etc instead on the situation at hand and breaks down, he is then useless to the others and becomes a liability

Dude, take a pill and chill.

You act like you are some SF nutball of something.

His best bet is to take his clomid/nolvadex is better opotion along with him and his arimidex and do his pct while he is deployed.

Put the shit in an indescreed bottle and just tell your guys they are supplements .

Your cycle is over bro, but doing a good PCT is finer and easy to get away with.

 

[Big Rick Rock]

Best advice I can give you If you want to continue your cycle:
Sterilize and mix the Tren and Test in the same bottle. bring extra pinz and use the same 3-4 pushtubes.
Make sure all of your PCT stuff is with you(most important)
Finishing the cycle is easy, but coming off properly is a bitch.
Have your Clomid/HCG ect with you. I would probably consider brigning some Liquid Clomid since it is alot easier to bring a bottle of liquid than a bunch of little white pills with you.

 

[SameClimber406]

If it's worth anything, I am an 11B... Which makes it all the more interesting. I'm not too worried about it though, my five years active was on a sub in the navy. I have the mental shit down pat, no worries. To make it all the better also, the beautiful irony of the whole deal, I just got divorced a few months ago. Minimal liabilities (that's what the cunt was anyway) and have no ties to worry about here. I have been deployed numerous times, many times over six months. My cycle should be over before I hit the sand anyway. Workup and staging for shipping out will take a month or two at Ft. Dix. I'm not too worried about it, great training, great guys, and great leadership. And hey, Douche_Nutz, thanks for the motivator brother! The way I look at it, someone else has been at the gate for the last few years, bout' time some of us takes care of it for awhile. Let the boys over there come home and see their families. As they say, many hands make light work. I'll be around for a few more weeks, thanks for the advice bros, any more will greatly be accepted!

 

[bicepts101]

do what ever you want bro. you may get away with it you may not. you're platoon SGT might check your shit he might not. who cares anyway, right? ridiculas

 

[SNlPER]

11 Bulletstopper................ 95Bravo here........... Good luck bro............... any idea which theater you are heading to ????????

 

[SameClimber406]

Sniper, seems to me so far that we are heading to the middle east, ironically enough to do your damn job... seems the cops are stretched too thin, and they need replacements. My COC is talking about dual MOS's right now. Who knows. At least that's the rumor mill I hear anyway. In my opinion, there are a lot of good guys that have done their time over there right now, it's only fair that the rest of us step up to the plate and let them come home. Thanks for the words bro, everythings gonna be cool.