The harmful effects of ROIDS on your wallet

[Trendsetter21]

I had to buy new suits for work this year, after I bought new ones last year..........its not fun. Of course I bought them in August and now again they are getting tight. It does feel good when you can see how hard you actually worked.

 

[halfcenturian]

I had to buy new suits for work this year, after I bought new ones last year..........its not fun. Of course I bought them in August and now again they are getting tight. It does feel good when you can see how hard you actually worked.

I just wear those "Jack LaLanne" one piece stretch suits. They can stretch from a size 46R to 50R. Kind of like a cross between
Sans-A-Belt pants and a sleeve-less leisure suit. Very handy as my weight fluctuates between cycles.

 

[access]

LOL..not what I had expected when opening this thread OneBreath!

Some funny chit in here...

 

[02gixxersix]

It's funny because I just bought a few new shirts and I bought them a size too big so I can grow into them. I remember previous cycles where my arms wouldn't fit into anything. Hope it happens again lol.

 

[Bigpimpin10]

soon e veryones gunna be investing in full body spandex..ahhaha IT STRETCHES!! hahah

 

[ironcheif1984]

hahaha, i had to borrow one of my dads dress shirts for a formal thing last weekend and i couldnt button the top button and barely fit in it, i shoulda tried it on before i took it.

Have you started using AAS yet?

 

[needtogetaas]

yes the pants issue is a joke...what brand do you guys like?

love it being fall/winter now, breaking out the XXL Tshirts and hoodies! and finally not totally sweating to death!

Unless you are trening out bwahahahaaaa

 

[kidd73]

Unless you are trening out bwahahahaaaa

Heehe. Then you just sleep with a sweat towel

 

[needtogetaas]

Heehe. Then you just sleep with a sweat towel

I am always hot all day no matter what anyway.

 

[needtogetaas]

I just got me a new 3xlarge bill belacheck pats hoodie, some new tim's and my winter hat. Getting geared up for another long New England winter.