SCARY! - According to a poll on this board - most of you guys are under 25!

[bigdelt69]

The only thing you are doing is showing your own stupidity by stereotyping everyone under 25. I am under 25 and doing quite well thank you. I have a son and own my own business, which I do quite well at. Just because we are young does not mean that we can't have extensive knoledge about the use of AS.

Supertech69: according to your post I understand that you have how many years under your belt? 4? Did you reach your natural platue before you starting juicing?


I mean this only in a polite way, just saying you should not group all the newbies into an under 25 age cat.

 

[BBBodie]

I have to agree with Robsatx only because I was once 20 something. At the ripe age of 43 now, I know I knew Jack Shit back then and was arrogant enough to deny it.

There's no replacement for experience (life experience) and personal experience. With that said, I'm sure there's quite a few 20 somethings that could blow my socks off with their knowledge of good gear and cycles, on the flip side, I doubt seriously they could match my chem background or understand the physiology of how and why it all interacts.

I've made a hobby of it and as I do with all my hobbies, I become an authority. Why? For my own personal safety, the last thing I want to do is cook myself with DNP, have a heart attack from a gear OD, or bust a pin in a vein with a stupid move.

With all that said, there is always (read that again) exceptions to every rule, but I for one, welcome the 20 somethings, their experiences and knowledge and more importantly, their thirst for knowledge to learn.

Everyone's opinion is welcome here, and we all know when to call BS. So keep 'em coming!

Bo

 

[bigdelt69]

I see your point and it is well made

 

[builtbc83]

I would like to consider myself one of the under 25ers that have my head screwed on...I'm in school, work in the field that I want to have a career in, will have a full time gig waiting for me at the place i'm at now the day i graduate...and like anything else I get into, I like to know as much about it as possible- AS are nothing different.

This board has been a GREAT source of info for me and i'm sure countless others..

Bern

 

[TNH]

No offense to some of you under 25ers, but I am not sure if I want to take advice from someone that is not old enough to realize that life does not revolve around a car they are "fixing up". I know that a few of the have their head screwed on correctly. But I am sure the VAST majority don't know their ass from a hole in the ground.

My life kind of does revolve around the car that I am fixing up. But I do have some good info about gear!

 

[robsatx]

Not a flame - but read the entire post . . .

The only thing you are doing is showing your own stupidity by stereotyping everyone under 25. I am under 25 and doing quite well thank you. I have a son and own my own business, which I do quite well at. Just because we are young does not mean that we can't have extensive knoledge about the use of AS.

Supertech69: according to your post I understand that you have how many years under your belt? 4? Did you reach your natural platue before you starting juicing?


I mean this only in a polite way, just saying you should not group all the newbies into an under 25 age cat.

If you read the entire post, you will see that I did not group the entire group. Apparently you do not know how to read the entire post.
P.S. What does having a kid and having a business have to do with your AS experience? Apparently you have a "need a dad" complex. Therefore, I am very proud of you son. Good job on your son and business.
P.S. Anyone can be DAD - but my kids call me "daddy". Don't forget in your quest for success to take care of your kids.

 

[Nathan]

Re: Not a flame - but read the entire post . . .

If you read the entire post, you will see that I did not group the entire group. Apparently you do not know how to read the entire post.
P.S. What does having a kid and having a business have to do with your AS experience? Apparently you have a "need a dad" complex. Therefore, I am very proud of you son. Good job on your son and business.
P.S. Anyone can be DAD - but my kids call me "daddy". Don't forget in your quest for success to take care of your kids.

Can I call you "daddy"?

 

[alien amp pharm]

Re: Re: Not a flame - but read the entire post . . .

Can I call you "daddy"?

Nathan, you funny fu@ker. You always get me laughing

 

[robsatx]

That's right baby - "Who is your Daddy?"

You guys never cease to amaze me.

My all time favorite post is

You know you are hardcore when . . .

I LMAO . . .

 

[Mr. Teen Illinois]

All I'd like to say is that I am way under 25, being still in H.S. But many hours spent on the net, the boards, in the gym, talking to vets have helped me behond anything I could have imagined. To have someone that has much more important things to do, to answer my questions or just throw some advice my way is great. I hope to be a respectable member on these boards one of these days and to take everything I have learned from all of the really great bro's on this board and to pass it on to another youngin such as myself so he doesn't rush into anything and fuck himself up. Yes I have experienced the benefits of AS at the tender age of way under 25 but it took me a really long time to make my decision, hell it took me months to decide to even take creatine. Gladly with the help of everyone on the boards I took very very small doses and had some great results while still being safe. Also yes I know some of these other H.S. kids can really fuck up my reputation as a younger bro with their posts "I'm gonna juice no matter what, either help me or I'll Die!" This is fuckin B.S. and people wonder why juice has such a bad rep, because of fuck heads like that, that go around sharing they juice to their team and shit. I just thought I'd share and hope everyone maybe will have a lil more respect for the under 25'ers. Stay safe everyone and lift hard, thanks again.