posted Sun, 12/30/2012 - 05:28
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Thoughts on this Esquire steroids article?
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http://www.esquire.com/features/steroids-0408
It paints a pretty dark picture of steroid use - lots of needles, lots of side effects, and no long term gain. What are your thoughts on the writer and his regimen?
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I can't finish this article, just can't do it. I have trouble believing all this. He is a writer of fictional material I gather from his reference to his novel and this seems to be another work of fiction.
That has to be one of the WORST articles I have ever read relating to AAS! The guy seems like a complete douche and apparently had anything and everything bad happen to him on cycle....jesus. My wife had to come in and see why I was "arguing" with my computer!
My girl sent me some video of Greg Valentino with his biceps leaking puss all over the place, cause she's scared about me cycling. I told her A. get in the kitchen and make me a pie, and B. You can get fucked up overindulging on anything in this world.
Hahaha wasnt he injecting synthol?
Yeah what they refer to as "fluffing" just pumping is arms full of oils. What a douche.
Hahahaha good laugh, what the fuck is that guy talking about lol, he abiously never oun eroids lol, i love the part when he removes the pin from his fist shot n blood squirts out half way accross the room lol
I honestly laughed my way through that entire article. None of that was true. I mean wow, nice scare tactic. 30 lb gains in "a few weeks"? Unheard of. Bitch tits over night? Impossible. Could you imagine the surge of estrogen in would take for that to occur in the human body? This sounds like chemotherapy, not steroids.
AnonI'm not surprised... todays media is not educated enough on steroids, so they just jump on the bandwagon of it being bad. Its ironic though, that all the models they use in the ads and articles in their magazines are on gear, hypocrites they are.