posted Sun, 12/29/2013 - 08:02
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Tren a vampire roid ?
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I have heard lot of things about tren, but this s..t is crazy
http://www.medicaldaily.com/vampire-steroid-could-threaten-water-supply-...
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You want to get jacked sonny? Go down to the stream at night and drink some of that water where the cows have been shittin lol
No wonder why eating those magic mushrooms that grow on their poo will give you super human strength.
Amusing, yet not hysterically funny. Dry, but uniquely wet. What are we reviewing here? This should be posthumously placed in a collection of short stories by Edgar Allen Poe. I like a small glass of
Absinthe to steady my nerves after injection.
Well id still store my tren out of direct sunlight. ?.. but I dont anyone that keeps their gear out in the open anyways
GearofWarI don't want to catch any of you juice monkeys out there skimming ponds and lakes for free Tren or see you out there with your straws, lol!
Remember when it was common practice to dump your excess medication down the drain or flush it down the toilet? Now they want you to turn it in to med stations or pharmacies to be "properly" destroyed. Now they just put fluoride into the water supply to jack us up, like we need to drink mouthwash or toothpaste to protect our teeth:
http://www.greaterthings.com/Lexicon/F/Fluoride.htm
eryximachusI would question the competence of the author. Drug scheduling has nothing to do with whether or not a drug is fit for human consumption.
This is a very large problem with MANY drugs. Oral birth control is huge. There is estrogen floating around in virtually all drinking water in the US.
One of the reasons we all end up using AAS is due to average baseline testosterone levels being half of what they were 50 years ago, and this is one of the most likely reasons.
The reality is we made a deal with the devil to use technology to make the world a (supposedly) better place. This is one of the many prices we've had to pay.
It sucks, but you can't choose when you were born. All you can do is deal with life as it comes. And, for many of us, AAS is a way to do that.
It's scary to read the statistics about test levels dropping in men! I read somewhere that average levels continue to drop 1% a year.