Why we are here

[Tricky]

TweetI started AAS a few months back, planning much earlier of course. Im 19 now, so I began at 18. Thats not really my point actually, does anyone else ever feel like they started or considered using gear to add something to the things in life they already had and did, then after getting so obsessive with it, realized it was a bigger part of their lives then what they were originally tried to improve. I hope that makes sense. Like instead of taking gear to improve physique to impress girls or get ready for summer or whatever, you find that its more fun to research about it and see how good it can get, that you no longer really care about the things you started using them for in the first place. Or at least as much. Sorry so vaugue, I should think before I ramble. Lata Tricky

[Keiser]

Tweetyes I can agree with that.

[pudgy]

Tweetyour too young imo, but i agree

[pudgy]

Tweetawwww shucks

[rado]

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Originally posted by pudgy
your too young imo, but i agree

I'll 2nd that too.

[football54]

TweetI use it to move to the next level!
Want to be agile mobile and hostile!

[rado]

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Originally posted by basskiller
I was natural for over 20 yrs so juicing helped me over a plateu.. if that's what you mean

I can relate to that, not that long though, you old bastard:p

I peaked and never went anywhere, so I decided to juice and BAM!

[PIT]

TweetRight on Bro.

Same here.

[CrazyC]

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Originally posted by football54
I use it to move to the next level!
Want to be agile mobile and hostile!

do you play college ball?

[ryan16]

Tweetya i started to improve athletic performance and now its a part of my life every day its all i think about.......

[THE JUICE]

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Originally posted by Tricky
I started AAS a few months back, planning much earlier of course. Im 19 now, so I began at 18. Thats not really my point actually, does anyone else ever feel like they started or considered using gear to add something to the things in life they already had and did, then after getting so obsessive with it, realized it was a bigger part of their lives then what they were originally tried to improve. I hope that makes sense. Like instead of taking gear to improve physique to impress girls or get ready for summer or whatever, you find that its more fun to research about it and see how good it can get, that you no longer really care about the things you started using them for in the first place. Or at least as much. Sorry so vaugue, I should think before I ramble. Lata Tricky

agree

[Tricky]

TweetGod I must be reading too much aristotle, because i dont even understand wtf i was talking about. Im gonna take my shot now. Anyone else shooting? Lets have a gear party right here.

[MYRICK]

Tweetdude i just want to get swoled

[slobberknocker]

TweetBetter to be a lifter who juices, than a juicer who lifts...


I try to think of steroids as supplements, and not get too carried away with these big monster cycles.

[CuBaNMuScLe]

TweetBah im a juicer who lifts. I love the shit and im addicted as hell. I DONT abuse it though but those months in between cycles seem like eternity (actually im only on my second now ehehe) and the sweet feeling of the testosterone binding to my cells is music to my muscles. My name is ***** and im a steroidholic.