What are your biggest regrets in life?

[muscleman-2017]

My biggest regret is not being able to meet Adolf Hitler.  The greatest political leader in world history.

Other than clicking on this thread 

What are they? Can be General life or bodybuilding related.

Mine:

Not playing football in high school

Not going to professional wrestling school

Not banging several girls in my 20s because I was too "picky" 

[calfzilla]

Doesn't matter if your parents are 5'3", if you drink milk you will be 5'10 minimum.

Wish I would have doubled my milk consumption, would be 7'2 rather than 6'2 

[Kwon]

Wish I would have doubled my milk consumption, would be 7'2 rather than 6'2 

What i've been saying all along, milk is as good for growth as Kevin Levrone Signature Series.

[ratherbebig]

i thought milk was for babies 

[cephissus]

Babies are anabolic af

Edit: lol my phone autocorrected "anabolic" to "anabolichalo"... Getbig4Lyfe

[Ted SuperSet]

My biggest regret is not being able to meet Adolf Hitler.  The greatest political leader in world history.

Impressive leader. Evil but impressive.

[Irongrip400]

Only thing I know is that the people who drank a lot of milk growing up became tall and big as fuck lol. The GH, I'm not sure, my parents decided not to do it, but I think I remember hearing Lee Priest was given it as a child because he was so small and that dude was a beast at like 16.

I drank milk everyday until about six years ago. I would drink it when thirsty and at every meal. I'm 6'4 and I believe good eating correlates to height, although not the same as genetics.

[sync pulse]

Having a Mother with Borderline Personality Disorder...

[Go 4 It]

I drank milk everyday until about six years ago. I would drink it when thirsty and at every meal. I'm 6'4 and I believe good eating correlates to height, although not the same as genetics.

Exactly all the people I know that drank milk with every meal even dinner turned out big as fuck.

What i've been saying all along, milk is as good for growth as Kevin Levrone Signature Series.

If you add Levrones formula to milk you will achieve ultimate gains in height and muscle mass.

[be back]

Having a Mother with Borderline Personality Disorder...

How can that be a regret?
You had no choice in the matter, unless you made her like that.

[Zillotch]

milk is divine – milkshakes, cheese... eggnog... tits. what else do u really need? beer? pot? maybe.

[ESFitness]

It is good to see that you recognize you've made one bad choice after another since 2002. Remember, everything we do in life is pretty much a matter of choice....our choice. You are lucky you are still alive. Hopefully, you are done with those bad choices now and forever.

It hasn't been one bad choice after another since 2002 (began Nubain inn2000,btw. There have been plenty good as well. But I don't talk about those as much here because I view it as "bragging", and pompous,. and arrogant

[DroppingPlates]

Not having the guts to start my own business around the age of 20

[B R]

It hasn't been one bad choice after another since 2002 (began Nubain inn2000,btw. There have been plenty good as well. But I don't talk about those as much here because I view it as "bragging", and pompous,. and arrogant

 

[ratherbebig]

Not having the guts to start my own business around the age of 20

well you more than made up for that when you went on a career posting on getbig fulltime

[DroppingPlates]

well you more than made up for that when you went on a career posting on getbig fulltime

In-between you mean, posting on Getbig is like smoking a cigarette for a non-smoker

[ratherbebig]

In-between you mean, posting on Getbig is like smoking a cigarette for a non-smoker

436 days online is no in between

that converts to roughly 10 000 hours "In the book Outliers , author Malcolm Gladwell says that it takes roughly ten thousand hours of practice to achieve mastery in a field"

so i guess you achived mastery in posting on a msg board.

[DroppingPlates]

436 days online is no in between

that converts to roughly 10 000 hours "In the book Outliers , author Malcolm Gladwell says that it takes roughly ten thousand hours of practice to achieve mastery in a field"

so i guess you achived mastery in posting on a msg board.

You should read about the concept of browser cookies, but thanks for your concern, hope all is well with you as well.
That 10,000 hour rule is a rough average. Some skills take 1,000-2,000 hours, while others take 20,000-30,000.
Yes, I like my non-nicotine cigarette called Getbig. Some may like my postings, while others don't, all good

[ratherbebig]

You should read about the concept of browser cookies, but thanks for your concern, hope all is well with you as well.
That 10,000 hour rule is a rough average. Some skills take 1,000-2,000 hours, while others take 20,000-30,000.
Yes, I like my non-nicotine cigarette called Getbig. Some may like my postings, while others don't, all good

with 10 years on getbig and nearly 50 000 posts its hard to make the case that you're not spending a lot of time here.
as for some people liking your postings, i wouldnt be so sure.

[DroppingPlates]

with 10 years on getbig and nearly 50 000 posts its hard to make the case that you're not spending a lot of time here.
as for some people liking your postings, i wouldnt be so sure.

You're clearly not a fan of mine, but I don't consider that as a loss

[Man of Steel]

biggest regret?  easy.  bye.

[DroppingPlates]

biggest regret?  easy.  bye.

God has sent you to this place

[ESFitness]

fixed

lol@jeffy's arrogance slows.

Sad part of it all is that if I don't respond he'll go on believing he actually *knows* anything about me. Believing his interpretation of whatever I say, is correct. Despite it always being false...... and if I do respond, he gets exactly what he's hoping for; manipulating the thread and turning it into complete shit, as is always his goal.

Jeffy-poo wants to believe, and everyone else to believe as well, that I blame anyone else, much less everyone else, for any problems in my life. Completely blind to the fact that it was my reaction to somebody else's action, generally speaking, that led to the bad choices and bad situations I found myself in.

I knew Nubain was "bad", however i tried it anyway.

Then the tramadol the 2nd time around? I believed I had made the proper decision to go with Tramadol after declining Percocet Vicodin and Tylenol 3. Tramadol caught more people off guard then did Nubain I could just as easy taken the prescription of Percocet, but I choose the " synthetic opioid non-habit-forming non-narcotic pain reliever" that didn't even "get you high", & like millions of other people, found out none of that shit was true.

What I did after that was my choice. Could've sat through weeks of withdrawal (worse than heroin), missed clients, lost income, etc etc etc... But I choose other shit I knew was addictive, thinking it's be a "stop-gap"...& everything after. It's funny how somebody with so little knowledge, if any, of addiction medicin, thinks they're going to sit there and talk out of their ass (apparently "NelsonMuntz" doesn't understand the term talking "out of your ass) and not be called out on it.

[ESFitness]

How can that be a regret?
You had no choice in the matter, unless you made her like that.

Spoken with the logic of somebody's with adult autism

[be back]

Spoken with the logic of somebody's with adult autism

it was written I didnt say anything at all...