Save this board from kindergarten ass clowns PART 2

[Anthony Roberts]

There's a scary amount of truth in that statement.

IT's the way of the internet. Anyone can start a board or site, and put whoever they want on it as staff. The steroid subculture exploded too quickly to keep up with the demand for good information, and now, we have so much terrible information and misinformation out there, along with terrible sites/forums, and terrible staff.

 

[D_Mac]

http://www.elitefitness.com/forum/steroids-discussion-forum/fng-here-want-avoid-rat-trap-556763.html

WTF!!!!

LOL this was fricken hilarious, this guy made no sense,

"I am just recovering from the "getting busted or scammed" thing. And i am still feeling the pain from those wounds. I finally can throw my "I am clean" party!! Just wanting to steer clear of cops."

What!?!?!?! What?!?!?! what the hell is the ""getting busted or scammed" thing" and what the hell is a ""I am clean" party!!"

 

[Nelson Montana]

IT's the way of the internet. Anyone can start a board or site, and put whoever they want on it as staff. The steroid subculture exploded too quickly to keep up with the demand for good information, and now, we have so much terrible information and misinformation out there, along with terrible sites/forums, and terrible staff.

Yes, frieghtenly true. Very good point. The best advice I can give is for people to take information that is the most logical and responsible, which is often not the information that is most appealing.

 

[s8nlilhlpr2]

I suppose the best way to get honest advice is to ask the sponsers what we should all take, no?

 

[Anthony Roberts]

I suppose the best way to get honest advice is to ask the sponsers what we should all take, no?

That's really a poorly thought out statement. We're talking about steroid advice, and you're seeming to imply that sponsors advice is bad because we're biased...but none of us sell steroids, so why would our advice on steroids be biased?

That's really very poor reasoning. Even for you.

 

[mattdan]

IT's the way of the internet. Anyone can start a board or site, and put whoever they want on it as staff. The steroid subculture exploded too quickly to keep up with the demand for good information, and now, we have so much terrible information and misinformation out there, along with terrible sites/forums, and terrible staff.

Yep,

And what's worse is people move from board to board spreading falsehoods. One board will say one thing for pc t and another will say something different. These "opinions" become fact and are spread throughout the web. I was a moderator at a now defunct web site for about 2 years and saw a lot of it.

 

[nolimitxxx]

Yep,

And what's worse is people move from board to board spreading falsehoods. One board will say one thing for pc t and another will say something different. These "opinions" become fact and are spread throughout the web. I was a moderator at a now defunct web site for about 2 years and saw a lot of it.

Thank you - although i've learned a lot from these boards, I often find myself going in circles when I’m looking to improve my training. After a while we learn to take everything with a grain of salt but you’d better believe that there is several times the amount of readers as there are posters. But it only takes one bad post for one or our readers to spend months or years on a training regiment that he never knew was flawed from the beginning.

 

[s8nlilhlpr2]

That's really a poorly thought out statement. We're talking about steroid advice, and you're seeming to imply that sponsors advice is bad because we're biased...but none of us sell steroids, so why would our advice on steroids be biased?

That's really very poor reasoning. Even for you.

Ahh, why thank you. I assume you mean your "p c t" products aren't designed to help with a steroid cycle then, and people should stick with methods that are proven to work?

But honestly, you seem to think you are the gospel in giving advice.

 

[Anthony Roberts]

Yep,

And what's worse is people move from board to board spreading falsehoods. One board will say one thing for pc t and another will say something different. These "opinions" become fact and are spread throughout the web. I was a moderator at a now defunct web site for about 2 years and saw a lot of it.

I was a moderator on:

BB4L
MuscleMorpheus
Triedia
Steroid.com
Alinboard
MindandMuscle

And about 3-5 more that I can't even remember right now...and I've been offered mod spots on about 20 sites all up....vet status...vip status...all that shit.

I stopped being a mod, and won't even let people give me "retired mod" status... because I felt (and feel) the position to lack any credibility at all, anywhere....which is also how I feel about VIP/Vet status.

That's where I feel things are right now...if every site on the 'net upped their present level of information, then we'd still be around negative 2, total sum, considering how many terrible sites there are.

 

[Nelson Montana]

Ahh, why thank you. I assume you mean your "p c t" products aren't designed to help with a steroid cycle then, and people should stick with methods that are proven to work?

But honestly, you seem to think you are the gospel in giving advice.

You're spitting into the wind my friend.

Don't try to stir shit where none exists.