Do you think one of them is using gear pt. 2

71Avido said:
Well, I DO willfully eat fast food more than I should...
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HAH! Touche sir. That stuff just gives me the willies as I had to do a report on it for one of my intro to engineering classes, and the proposed problem was DNP concentrations in Alaska causing all sorts of problems not only for the animals, but for the folks that worked there around the stuff. It's got some really nasty side effects we don't tend to read about as most folks don't run very long cycles at high doses. I'd stick with T3/Albuterol or Clen and clean up the diet personally.

71Avido said:
I was in shipping for 5! coincidental.

I was going to disagree with you about our views on OSHA but I think we're actually on a similar page.
My thoughts on OSHA summed up is that it started off with good intentions but when they saw how easy it was to essentially extort cash out of the industrial sector, became profit driven instead of safety driven.

For the record, hazard communication is a good thing.
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Yeah, I think we agree on it - just come from different sides of the fence as I used to work for an employer that would tend to sweep injuries caused by poor design/maintenance under the rug. I witnessed a guy take a 6' beam to the face as they were stacking bins full of all sorts of crap way beyond a safe height given their construction. He lived, but he's not all there anymore as it caused a brain hemorrhage and crushed part of his skull. What did he get? Two weeks off, paid - and they paid for his hospital bills CASH to keep it off the books. If OSHA had been there, he may never have been hurt or at the very least those bastards would be less apt to cover stuff like that up.

Is it a pain in the ass and do they have a potential to abuse their power? Sure, but I'd hate to think what it would be like without some sort of oversight. I do feel that everything done today is far too monetarily driven though. Layoffs so the CEO can keep his six-figure bonus? Fining someone because of a technicality to keep numbers up? I see them as both greed incarnate. :p

Anyhoo, off to class!
 
halfwit said:
Don't run DNP man. There are FAR better ways to cut up. Unless you like the idea of ingesting toxic waste into your body...
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Actually, "Let's talk about D.N.P, let's talk about you and me. Let's talk about all the good things. And the bad things that may be." Ok back on track, what's your reasoning behind this suggestion?

I'm just learning and absorbing at the moment, no decisions have been made.

*edit* had to read the post above, dangit.

From what I've been reading on the stuff, you're right there can be some pretty nasty sides especially when you're dealing with impurities. That brings me to my next "point", the stuff in Alaska that's contaminating the area is used in mining and farming operations and an anti-fungal agent. Obviously the stuff they throw on mine walls isn't going to be the same purity as DNP crystals. From what I've been reading, low-cost DNP comes from people just scooping the stuff directly out of barrels that were at those mining operations.

Yellow sweat
Metallic taste
Odd(chemical) BO
Night sweats that'll soak through your mattress
Carb cravings like nobodies business
Extreme carb metabolism
Increased body temperature
Vision problems

I'm sure I'm missing a few.

Oh, and that "pesky death thing"
 
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71Avido said:
He'll probably be back spouting off like he always does.

That guy was just arrogant to a point where it made him stupid.

Mornin' AD, did you get some snow this morning too?
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No snow here, they say in between the finger lakes its a couple degrees warmer. Don't know if its true but that's what I've alway been told.
 
DreDay187 said:
We might be getting snow next Wednesday. I'm so excited
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Yuuuuuuucky. I liked snow when I was a kid living in Colorado, but now that it only impedes my ability to travel - it's something I can do without. :p

Hell, it was like 49 the other morning, that's cold enough for me! Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
 
halfwit said:
Yuuuuuuucky. I liked snow when I was a kid living in Colorado, but now that it only impedes my ability to travel - it's something I can do without. :p

Hell, it was like 49 the other morning, that's cold enough for me! Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
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I have yet to experience a snow storm that prohibits me from traveling...the benefits of awd :p
 
DreDay187 said:
Now that I know where you live I definitely would. Those are some beautiful mountains you got there.
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Tell me about it.
There is a certain point where as you're driving through town people start turning off into the side streets and their houses. By the time you turn onto the road that leads to my house, 1 car turns is a lot of traffic.
It's so nice to just cruise home through the winding hills.

I'll have to have you up when I finish the sex dungeon.

It's only just a hair over 1800 feet, I wanted 2000+ time to move :(
At least it's still on the peak :D
 
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71Avido said:
Tell me about it.
There is a certain point where as you're driving through town people start turning off into the side streets and their houses. By the time you turn onto the road that leads to my house, 1 car turns is a lot of traffic.
It's so nice to just cruise home through the winding hills.

I'll have to have you up when I finish the sex dungeon.

It's only just a hair over 1800 feet, I wanted 2000+ time to move :(
At least it's still on the peak :D
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ThTs the only part that stuck in my head :D
 
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