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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Average day in UK :D
« Last post by Donny on August 10, 2026, 10:19:00 PM »Over double the local native population will be moved into this camp
What can go wrong?
What can go wrong?
I only use wheels, plates and biscuits
I wonder how many Getbiggers could lift these 50kg (110lbs) plates with one hand. I managed a 30 second hold many years ago, no way could I budge it off the ground now.
Protein shakes would be ok in my eyes. More so if the kid doesn’t eat enough.
This is leads to a good question though, what would be an appropriate age for kids to use supplements? He son is a record holder, does creatine aid in his recovery? I wouldn’t give it to my kids, but I also wouldn’t think it would be a big if my child drank a protein shake, which seems contradictory when I type this out.
I don't know about insane. Creatine is a component in foods, if creatine was dangerous they couldn't eat meat. Some give kids Flintstone vitamins or Pediasure protein drinks, sometimes on doctor's orders. I wouldn't necessarily give creatine to my kid and for sure not at a high dosage, just saying it's not insane per se. Then again I wish I'd done some Anavar cycles at like 9Earliest anabolic steroid cycles I've read about is pre-birth so a small and weak child would survive the stress of being born
Brian admitted on a Facebook form he gives Spencer creatine.
The dude is clinically insane
Earliest anabolic steroid cycles I've read about is pre-birth so a small and weak child would survive the stress of being born 
Amphetrazine was briefly a little famous here in the 80's. It was sold through porn books and gas stations when it was an E/C stack. They were worried about kids getting addicted from the $1 samples, and truckers buying it constantly, then not sleeping for 3-4 days on while driving on the highway.
As for Vince, he tries, I'm not going to bag on him for that.
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