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Tigerparks
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Guys,
I've just finished watching a TV program about a new 'illness' that many of us are said to suffer from: Bigorexia.
Apparently it's the opposite of Anorexia where people think they're small even though they're duece 50 and 8% bf.
The documentary was based on a juice head who told us of his illness. Of course he aquated his size to MRP's and eggs!
Afterwards they had a chat room set up of the program website. So I decided to join in and speak to this guy and get the truth.
My first question was "What cycle are you currently on?"
To which he replied: I'm not training at the moment cause I'm injured.
Like he didn't know what CYCLE I meant!
He was then advocating the use of Creatine, and everyone joined in and recommended Pro-Lab multi packs, HMB, and blah blah blah. Andro was even mentioned. At this point I'm thinking FOOLS!
At this point I asked: "what's the point of paying money for useless OTC supplements, when you can get the real thing cheaper????"
This juicer replies: "I do not recommend the use of Steriods".
Fair enough I thought we were going to have an informative chat, obviously not. This guys probably about to sign a contract with Cell Tech.
Then some dick claims "Bodybuilders use steroids!"
DUH!
Just before I left I asked the juicer if he thought the use of Clomid was over-rated.
This went over everyones head. And the guy has the nerve to reply. "Sorry I've not heard of this product!"
Okay, and I bet you've never used a needle b4 either!
Shit man, why can't people just say Yeah, I juiced but don't recommend it or do, or whatever. Why must they treat us like gullible imbeseals?
Now everyone on this chat room will be running to the GNC 2morrow to load up of Creatine and Nitro Tech. Wasting hard earned money and wonder in 6 months why there no heavier but they're wallets are much lighter!
I'm gonna stick to Elite Fitness from now on. Anything else is just pants!
Keep it real pips!
I've just finished watching a TV program about a new 'illness' that many of us are said to suffer from: Bigorexia.
Apparently it's the opposite of Anorexia where people think they're small even though they're duece 50 and 8% bf.
The documentary was based on a juice head who told us of his illness. Of course he aquated his size to MRP's and eggs!
Afterwards they had a chat room set up of the program website. So I decided to join in and speak to this guy and get the truth.
My first question was "What cycle are you currently on?"
To which he replied: I'm not training at the moment cause I'm injured.Like he didn't know what CYCLE I meant!
He was then advocating the use of Creatine, and everyone joined in and recommended Pro-Lab multi packs, HMB, and blah blah blah. Andro was even mentioned. At this point I'm thinking FOOLS!
At this point I asked: "what's the point of paying money for useless OTC supplements, when you can get the real thing cheaper????"
This juicer replies: "I do not recommend the use of Steriods".
Fair enough I thought we were going to have an informative chat, obviously not. This guys probably about to sign a contract with Cell Tech.
Then some dick claims "Bodybuilders use steroids!"
DUH!
Just before I left I asked the juicer if he thought the use of Clomid was over-rated.
This went over everyones head. And the guy has the nerve to reply. "Sorry I've not heard of this product!"
Okay, and I bet you've never used a needle b4 either!
Shit man, why can't people just say Yeah, I juiced but don't recommend it or do, or whatever. Why must they treat us like gullible imbeseals?
Now everyone on this chat room will be running to the GNC 2morrow to load up of Creatine and Nitro Tech. Wasting hard earned money and wonder in 6 months why there no heavier but they're wallets are much lighter!
I'm gonna stick to Elite Fitness from now on. Anything else is just pants!
Keep it real pips!
