disturbing trend on elites anabolic section

[BigAndy69]

This is not a problem if you don't rush into a cycle. I beleive it takes at least ONE year of reasearch and reading before even considering gear. Don't think you know anything because you've read 3 weeks worth of posts. Doesn't mean a thing.

Personnally, I have an uncanny memory, I remember everything. It freaks some of my friends out.

Let's say someone(a vet) is giving advice on a drug I know nothing about. I'm only going to consider what he has to say based on his previous posts. If that vet recommends 1g of Test for a first Cycle, and starting using 150mcg of T3 on a cut cycle; I'm not going to take what he has to say very seriously. I'll consider but It's not the bottom line. There are very few guys who I would listen to blindly and those guys are Huck and Macro.

 

[RustyTromboneMan]

I think that most of the time you could tell who knows what there talking about and who doesnt. I totally agree with you though, Its annoying that people who dont know shit try and give advice

I myself have experience and knowlege of all juice except for a few things like fina, Halos, and anavar.

I try and answer questions on everything except when it deals with these items. I think everyone should try and stick to talking about what they know

 

[Zyglamail]

Im kinda torn on this. There are a lot of AAS I have not tried, but does that mean my advice is worthless? On that same note, I know (and have seen posts) by guys who have done a dozen cycles of everything imaginable yet still have no idea what the hell they are doing.

I personally think people playing the gear game needs to have a decent combination of practicle experience along with overall knowledge of physiology and the endocyrne system etc. A lot of one or the other doesnt mean jack in my books. Its a decent combination of the two.

I talked to a guy a couple weeks ago who has been juicing for 15 years and even deals and he had no idea what anastrozole was.

 

[guards]

Im kinda torn on this. There are a lot of AAS I have not tried, but does that mean my advice is worthless? On that same note, I know (and have seen posts) by guys who have done a dozen cycles of everything imaginable yet still have no idea what the hell they are doing.

I personally think people playing the gear game needs to have a decent combination of practicle experience along with overall knowledge of physiology and the endocyrne system etc. A lot of one or the other doesnt mean jack in my books. Its a decent combination of the two.

I talked to a guy a couple weeks ago who has been juicing for 15 years and even deals and he had no idea what anastrozole was.

Excellent post!@

Karma for you!

 

[bbkingpin]

FREEDOM OF SPEECH:
ADVICE: A WISE MAN DOESN'T NEED IT AND A FOOL DOESN'T HEED IT
so what's the big deal?

 

[Dr.X]

The problem is you really don't know who knows shit and who doesn't. Most of the info here is recycled - someone reads it somewhere and it gets passed on without that person knowing anything about it or having any experience whatsoever. I think this even applies to those with high post numbers. Once again - the number of posts means shit in a lot of cases. Does this mean that textbook knowledge is useless and if you have no experience you shouldn't post about it? I don't think so but yea, you have to sift though the info, do your research, and make your own decisions.

 

[steel10]

The big deal is that based on the nature of this forumn (or any other one) there is a certain level inherent trust in each member. This is not to say that people are not entitled to free speech-- in fact, that has nothing to do with this topic; it is only to say that irresponsable posting (i.e. posting about something you have no experience with/knowledge about or, more importantly, giving somebody an innaccurate idea of your knowledge/experience level) can be very harmful. One of the main points of this forumn is to help each other and irresponsable posting greatly hinders that function....

Also, merely mimicking the posts of other people and passing them off like you know from your own experience is equally as harmful-- for it will result in one particular viewpoint/opinion gaining more backing than it perhaps should it serves no helpful purpose. There is a big difference between saying "I have read on many posts that 250mg of sust/week is not enough...." and "250mg of sust/week is not enough" because the second one implies an intimate knowledge and should only be used if that knowledge is indeed there.

 

[DTOX]

Dan Duchaine wasn't exactly huge. I don't even think he was over 190 lbs.

They didn't call him the steroid guru for nothing though.

I think the problem is people like Doofy and a dozen others that spew shit and recommend 1g/wk of Test + Halo is a good 1st cycle for a 160 lb kid. The dosages I see posted here half the time are laughable and I can only assume stem from people having extremely small penises and trying to overcompensate.

 

[Seth]

You used to be able to tell a little bit about the advice by the persons post count.
Now everyone has 1000+ posts.
I don't know if they give them away with a membership, if everyone is posting like mad on the porno forums or if they just bump the shit out of everyone else’s posts.
D00fy has over 1600 posts but has never cycled.

 

[futrmro]

I agree 100%.I guess that is why my post count is so low.I read everyday and throw my 2 cents in when needed.If I haven't used it or don't know shit about it, then I don't contribute.Damn sure learn alot from ther mods and vets here. thanks guys