What I hate reading on this board....

[Pacesetter]

as well as any other board is this:

I weigh 150 pounds and want to know what you guys suggest that I do on my SECOND cycle, yada yada, blah blah

Like, go home and suck on more of ya mommas milk you lil punks before even bothering with steroids.

These questions are worse than asking about IP gear. And the people who suggest a cycle plan are equally just as dim witted.

 

[lincoln]

I disagree. You have to start somewhere and if a person is dedicated then that is all that matters.

 

[Christianlifter]

I agree. We all come to this board for some kind of information. Gotta start somewhere.


God Bless

 

[fallenangel]

some people are just small and even with a cycle under their belt remain so its a question of genetics, i was only 161ibs when i strted my cycle (my first) i'm currently 177 in week 7 but my genetics aren't great considering my dad weighs 140ibs and has done all his (adult) life

 

[muscleup]

I disagree. You have to start somewhere and if a person is dedicated then that is all that matters.

I agree

 

[Diesel3d]

as well as any other board is this:

I weigh 150 pounds and want to know what you guys suggest that I do on my SECOND cycle, yada yada, blah blah

Like, go home and suck on more of ya mommas milk you lil punks before even bothering with steroids.

These questions are worse than asking about IP gear. And the people who suggest a cycle plan are equally just as dim witted.

the thing is these 150 pound people could be 5'4 6 percent body fat holding no water, ripped to the bone, and looking bigger and more accomplished than YOU... you never know.

I'm not that heavy, but i cycle , I'm 5'8 at about 180 pounds... small jointed ecto/ little bit meso morph. That's a big accomplishment for me. Before i started lifting i was 125 pounds.

You can't make assumptions about people just based on their weight. This board is here to help people not judge and flame who and who should not be using juice. If someone decides to use juice they should be helped out and respected regardless of what their stats are.

 

[Quadsweep]

When I first competed I was the same height as I am now5'7" And I weighed a whopping 132#! Now I compete at 215#! You have to start somewhere! A lot of these guys may look pretty good. And in my experience, as far as competitive bodybuilding goes, The better guys started off skinny with low BF. They are just able to get leaner and harder. So be careful who you bitch about they may be whipping your ass on stage one day!

Peace, Quad

 

[|NTRAMUSCULAR]

When I first competed I was the same height as I am now5'7" And I weighed a whopping 132#! Now I compete at 215#! You have to start somewhere! A lot of these guys may look pretty good. And in my experience, as far as competitive bodybuilding goes, The better guys started off skinny with low BF. They are just able to get leaner and harder. So be careful who you bitch about they may be whipping your ass on stage one day!

Peace, Quad

Well said...being skinny sucks through school and stuff being the small bitch but then around 20 when all your friends start getting the guts and tits and your abs are still ripping its all worth it....the only kind of weight i can put on is the kind of weight i want MUSCLE

 

[Zyglamail]

as well as any other board is this:

I weigh 150 pounds and want to know what you guys suggest that I do on my SECOND cycle, yada yada, blah blah

Like, go home and suck on more of ya mommas milk you lil punks before even bothering with steroids.

These questions are worse than asking about IP gear. And the people who suggest a cycle plan are equally just as dim witted.

At least those posts are on topic, unlike this one. Im getting tired of wading through all the whinning off topic posts myself.

 

[Enigmaxxx7]

I totally agree with Charles Darwin.

 

[trial0r]

Why is it that some people tend to decide what's right or wrong for other people?

because they want higher post counts.

 

[genarr3]

It makes no difference how much a guy weighs. That's the meathead attitude I hate in the gym. What's important is how long and hard he's been training.

I knew a guy that weighed about 160 didn't look very muscular. But this motherfucker trained as had as anyone I'd ever seen. Dedicated, did all the right things. His body just wouldn't produce that muscled look. I set him up with some gear, things are different now.

 

[mvmaxx]

When I first competed I was the same height as I am now5'7" And I weighed a whopping 132#! Now I compete at 215#! You have to start somewhere!

Just to play Devil's Advocate here for a minute, I don't believe you started using gear when you weighed 132. If I recall correctly you trained naturally until you felt you hit your natural genetic limits. Correct me if I'm wrong here.

I think the point Pacesetter was trying to make (maybe not) is that a lot of these guys are starting to use gear with little training under their belt and are no where near hitting their natural genetic limits before turning to gear.

 

[Quadsweep]

Just to play Devil's Advocate here for a minute, I don't believe you started using gear when you weighed 132. If I recall correctly you trained naturally until you felt you hit your natural genetic limits. Correct me if I'm wrong here.

I think the point Pacesetter was trying to make (maybe not) is that a lot of these guys are starting to use gear with little training under their belt and are no where near hitting their natural genetic limits before turning to gear.

This is true! I trained natural for many years. I just felt he was genralizing about all 150#. So as Genarr3 stated, many have reached their max at 150# So that was the point I was trying to make.

Peace, Quad

 

[lincoln]

Just to play Devil's Advocate here for a minute, I don't believe you started using gear when you weighed 132. If I recall correctly you trained naturally until you felt you hit your natural genetic limits. Correct me if I'm wrong here.

I think the point Pacesetter was trying to make (maybe not) is that a lot of these guys are starting to use gear with little training under their belt and are no where near hitting their natural genetic limits before turning to gear.

You make a good point. Careless use of AS can be dangerous.

I just wonder when a member who has been on the board only a few days becomes the authority on what is appropriate for conversation.

Was it at his 15th post, which was 'Bump"

Id rather have my little brother searching for info rather then trying to figure it out on his own. Even if I didn;t agree with him using.