Am I ready for gear?

[crazyfmike]

When people accuse you of being "on something", then you're ready to cycle and go to another level.

Until then.......learn how to eat and train.

 

[alexus hensicus]

That's about the simplest way to put it. I might have to steal this line.

 

[bigherm2121]

Ya mike that's a pretty good way to put it but come on. Who's gonna listen to that when they see shows like jersey shore. Kids now adays are just flat out lazy ans want the now factor. They want to be jacked for spring break and do not care about the consequences. They don't look how improper use of aas and in some cases proper use of aas has a damaging effect on your body. People just want to look built and don't look into their future and see what can happen.

 

[brother bundy]

I agree with CFM

 

[rowdybrad]

Lol, they asked you at 15 if you were on steroids CFM! Good thing you waited even longer.

I'd rather hve a real base and huge, lean mass like CFM that fucking Pauly D lol. That Mike guy ain't even ripped, I don't get what that's about.

 

[mlupi319]

It's pathetic when guys can't get their bodies to change naturally and think gear is the answer cuz they've "tried everything"

How bout you try to stop being a pussy

 

[R1rider]

well said CFM

 

[MN87]

I dont necessarily agree. My friend is 5'8 and 165 and people ask him if he juices all the time. He's got a nice build, but nothing anyone who knows anything would mistake for steroid use.

Lotta times, too, the bigger you are, the less willing someone is to accuse/ask if you use gear, because of the intimidation factor. So you may not hear it, but that don't mean they aint thinking it!

Hell, my friend gets asked more than I do, and I outweigh him by 40 pounds and outlift him by... well... a lot, lol

I guess I'm just arguing semantics though But I see your point

 

[Big Hungry]

Haha makes sense, let tha small guys start crying