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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: hipolito mejia on November 23, 2020, 03:39:35 AM
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Hard to tell Since he now wears a cap , 24/7 he even sleeps with one on ...
If so, he’ll have to change the logo of his supp line.
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No ::)
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Wears a cap full time atm currently going through early stages of hair transplant. Still doesn't wear a cap as much as golias. Find me a pic of him without a cap and win 100usd. And a flat brim at that cringe
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Wears a cap full time atm currently going through early stages of hair transplant. Still doesn't wear a cap as much as golias. Find me a pic of him without a cap and win 100usd. And a flat brim at that cringe
5 weeks ago.
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He's not bald (I am)
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Might be getting some plugs though if thinning, has the $$$ to do it, that's for sure.
A tiny bit smarter w/ business/money than an NBA thug who loses 40 million like Antoine Walker and others. ::)
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Only on Getbig do some posters obsess so much about a man's hair.
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He's closing in at 50... 90% of all men are experiencing male pattern baldness to some extent at that age.
Pretty amazing how good hair he had when he was blasting high dose test and other androgens.
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Henda knows the answer to this question.
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Only on Getbig do some posters obsess so much about a man's hair.
While others are obsessed with striated oiled up tanned man’s glutes .
Welcome to the thunderdome sweetie.
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Btw, confirmed ! Jay is bald as an egg.
He’s being going thru lots of procedures but it seems he is giving up.
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Btw, confirmed ! Jay is bald as an egg.
He’s being going to a lot of procedures but it seems he is giving up.
Really? Damn. Wtf. How did it come on so fast when he had hair for all those years?
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While others are obsessed with striated oiled up tanned man’s glutes .
Welcome to the thunderdome sweetie.
lol. Not big on the striated glutes either. I started following bodybuilding when I thought it was about just lifting weights and getting big muscles for the girls. Oh how naive I was. Now I come here for the funnies ;D
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5 weeks ago.
Still a big dude.
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Still a big dude.
GUY was a tank...still looks good .
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GUY was a tank...still looks good .
I trained at Gold's Las Vegas when he was Mr. Olympia and he was a tank, for sure. Nice guy as well.
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If you don’t go bald by his age 46 your not going to
It might be a tad thinner but he isn’t bald
You guys are such pansies
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I wanted to jump in here on the hair thing.
I’ve left the restroom shortly after Jay and he is shedding profusely. I counted at least 67 hairs in the sink after he washed his hands, removed his hat and ran his fingers through his hair.
I’d guess that if he had used a comb there would have been even more hair!
I’ll keep everyone updated.
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If you don’t go bald by his age 46 your not going to
It might be a tad thinner but he isn’t bald
You guys are such pansies
Not true at all. My dad went bald over 50. I am very nervous.
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He shaved it all off. Wtf
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if your balding or losing hair is there a point when you stop losing hair? how does anyone know? how does anyone know when that point is reached?
do you keep losing hair until it's all gone or when at one point for whatever reason the hair loss stops with some hair left?...
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Not true at all. My dad went bald over 50. I am very nervous.
you should be princess
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Hair looks fine, fashion choices not so much :).
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56 yr old Brad Pitt
(https://media-gq-com.cdn.ampproject.org/i/s/media.gq.com/photos/5fb7f92615105fcb9ed7d4a5/master/w_900,c_limit/PITT-Brad-Happy-Smoking-Covid-Charity-131120-RAD-JR008.JPG)
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56 yr old Brad Pitt
(https://media-gq-com.cdn.ampproject.org/i/s/media.gq.com/photos/5fb7f92615105fcb9ed7d4a5/master/w_900,c_limit/PITT-Brad-Happy-Smoking-Covid-Charity-131120-RAD-JR008.JPG)
Easy to maintain everyday haircut with a buffet of plugs, glue, fibers, finastreride and transplants.
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56 yr old Brad Pitt
(https://media-gq-com.cdn.ampproject.org/i/s/media.gq.com/photos/5fb7f92615105fcb9ed7d4a5/master/w_900,c_limit/PITT-Brad-Happy-Smoking-Covid-Charity-131120-RAD-JR008.JPG)
must be nice to have daily hair dye done ...lol
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Easy to maintain everyday haircut with a buffet of plugs, glue, fibers, finastreride and transplants.
Brad’s hair is real, I’ve followed his career longer than men in thongs
Cruise and Pitt, Ronald Reagan = real
Arnold, sly, Biden = transplants, wigs, etc
Expert on hair approved
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We need a thread with all retired bodybuilders that are white and still have hair, from the 90s.
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Brad’s hair is real, I’ve followed his career longer than men in thongs
Cruise and Pitt, Ronald Reagan = real
Arnold, sly, Biden = transplants, wigs, etc
Expert on hair approved
Arnold's hair is thinner than a Tbombz alibi for coming home late.
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If you don’t go bald by his age 46 your not going to
It might be a tad thinner but he isn’t bald
You guys are such pansies
My aunt once told me that if you're not showing some signs of hair loss by 26, you are likely to keep your hair. I think she said that 50% of men who ultimately go bald will be showing some signs of baldness by 26. Of course there is still the other 50%, but I'll be 39 in less than a month, and haven't lost a single follicle yet, so...I think I'm one of the lucky ones.
That's a good thing too, because I love having hair. I tried the Justin Trudeau hairstyle [or you could call it the Peter North hairstyle], and it was horrible for me. I then shaved my head bald in the first few days of September, and didn't much care for that look either. Now it's in between those two lengths, and I'm quite happy with it, aside from my left side being loaded with white hairs.
That's an interesting comment about having all your hair at 46...I wonder if I'll have my hair by then. The white hairs started at 23, and sort of went on "pause" for about a decade or so, before starting to increase massively. Maybe my hair will have a similar sort of acceleration in loss / mass follicle extinction event.
As for Jay...I never had the impression his hair was fake or that he was losing his hair. If this is the case, he must have been really on the ball for this one. It's not like Hapthor Bjornsson, who went from clearly balding, to having hair again within a span of one strongman contest/photos to the next.
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56 yr old Brad Pitt
(https://media-gq-com.cdn.ampproject.org/i/s/media.gq.com/photos/5fb7f92615105fcb9ed7d4a5/master/w_900,c_limit/PITT-Brad-Happy-Smoking-Covid-Charity-131120-RAD-JR008.JPG)
That picture makes me want a cigarette. I should be ashamed to say this, but I had my first cigarette in 2016, at almost 35, then started smoking two years later, at 36.
Now two years since I've started, I guess you could call me a smoker - It's the 24th today, and I've smoked 11 cigarettes this month. So I'm ABSOLUTELY averaging less than one a month, and I'd have to look back at the records I keep, but I probably average in or around 1/2 to 3/4 a day, for the past six months or more. I smoked more at other times, but really didn't want to become a smoker, so massively dropped what was always a small habit.
I'm looking for any study to show that something like two cigarettes every Sunday evening is neutral to your health, or doesn't make a person look much older or something like that.
But thus far, all the information I have is that smoking to any degree is bad. Although the same goes for drinking, and pretty much anything bad for you.
My other concern is if you are a relative nonsmoker, I'm thinking it's possible that you are damaging your lungs by constantly exposing your somewhat "virginal lungs" to cigarettes. And that maybe smoking 1-2 cigarettes a day may be less damaging than 1-2 a week for that reason, that your lungs are somewhat adapted to the toxins if you are smoking daily.
Since I can't answer any of these questions, I'm just not smoking very often. I think I'll have to more this month, and stop at 13 for the 30 days of November. Although I'm a hypochondriac, so probably not the best judge of what is a good or bad amount of something to do.
COVID has made me think a lot of people are hypochondriacs...yet they are almost all overweight or alcoholic opioid attacks or whatever else. Just that picture of Brad Pitt speaks volumes - if he cares so much about his health/lungs enough to wear that stupid COVID mask, why TF is he smoking a cigarette? Lol. Although who knows - maybe he only smokes a few cigarettes a week like me, and he actually is healthy, and concerned about his lungs enough to rarely be smoking. If Brad Pitt is a regular cigarette smoking person, I am amazed at how he has managed to keep his looks - considering he is 57 soon, he looks great. He's probably had a lot of work done...but it's not showing yet.
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That picture makes me want a cigarette. I should be ashamed to say this, but I had my first cigarette in 2016, at almost 35, then started smoking two years later, at 36.
Now two years since I've started, I guess you could call me a smoker - It's the 24th today, and I've smoked 11 cigarettes this month. So I'm ABSOLUTELY averaging less than one a month, and I'd have to look back at the records I keep, but I probably average in or around 1/2 to 3/4 a day, for the past six months or more. I smoked more at other times, but really didn't want to become a smoker, so massively dropped what was always a small habit.
I'm looking for any study to show that something like two cigarettes every Sunday evening is neutral to your health, or doesn't make a person look much older or something like that.
But thus far, all the information I have is that smoking to any degree is bad. Although the same goes for drinking, and pretty much anything bad for you.
My other concern is if you are a relative nonsmoker, I'm thinking it's possible that you are damaging your lungs by constantly exposing your somewhat "virginal lungs" to cigarettes. And that maybe smoking 1-2 cigarettes a day may be less damaging than 1-2 a week for that reason, that your lungs are somewhat adapted to the toxins if you are smoking daily.
Since I can't answer any of these questions, I'm just not smoking very often. I think I'll have to more this month, and stop at 13 for the 30 days of November. Although I'm a hypochondriac, so probably not the best judge of what is a good or bad amount of something to do.
COVID has made me think a lot of people are hypochondriacs...yet they are almost all overweight or alcoholic opioid attacks or whatever else. Just that picture of Brad Pitt speaks volumes - if he cares so much about his health/lungs enough to wear that stupid COVID mask, why TF is he smoking a cigarette? Lol. Although who knows - maybe he only smokes a few cigarettes a week like me, and he actually is healthy, and concerned about his lungs enough to rarely be smoking. If Brad Pitt is a regular cigarette smoking, I am amazed at how he has managed to keep his looks - considering he is 57 soon, he looks great. He's probably had a lot of work done...but it's not showing yet.
I bet he doesn't give two sh*ts and just has to have a mask for the set he is working on.
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My aunt once told me that if you're not showing some signs of hair loss by 26, you are likely to keep your hair. I think she said that 50% of men who ultimately go bald will be showing some signs of baldness by 26. Of course there is still the other 50%, but I'll be 39 in less than a month, and haven't lost a single follicle yet, so...I think I'm one of the lucky ones.
That's a good thing too, because I love having hair. I tried the Justin Trudeau hairstyle [or you could call it the Peter North hairstyle], and it was horrible for me. I then shaved my head bald in the first few days of September, and didn't much care for that look either. Now it's in between those two lengths, and I'm quite happy with it, aside from my left side being loaded with white hairs.
That's an interesting comment about having all your hair at 46...I wonder if I'll have my hair by then. The white hairs started at 23, and sort of went on "pause" for about a decade or so, before starting to increase massively. Maybe my hair will have a similar sort of acceleration in loss / mass follicle extinction event.
As for Jay...I never had the impression his hair was fake or that he was losing his hair. If this is the case, he must have been really on the ball for this one. It's not like Hapthor Bjornsson, who went from clearly balding, to having hair again within a span of one strongman contest/photos to the next.
Jay seem to keep all of his hair until his late 30’s, then he started to show signs of thinning, all over, especially his hair line
He is 46, pretty common for most males
I still have all my hair, nothing done, but two of my brothers are thinning, one is in his early 30’s. And the other early 40’s. Both showed signs in thinning in their mid 20’s
Weird how genetics work
I want to see how TA looks now, he only posted old pics when he was here frequently, bet he is bald as a cue ball :D
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I bet he doesn't give two sh*ts and just has to have a mask for the set he is working on.
I hope that's true. I wish there we could start a trend/meme to buy dark masks or somehow identify the number of people who DO NOT care for this COVID bullsh*t, but just go along with it because they feel they are forced to. By doing that, two things would be accomplished:
[1] Stupid, leftist pussies who think those of us who think this pandemic is overhyped can't be angry at us for not wearing masks or not caring about this pandemic, because we WOULD be wearing masks.
[2] Those of us who don't give a sh*t about this pandemic could see just how many of us there are.
I think a celebrity or person with a huge following who is skeptical about this hyped pandemic could get this trend in motion [Elon Musk, for example].
As of now, I REFUSE to wear a mask. But I found it depressing going to Wal-Mart recently and seeing that literally something like 99% of people were wearing masks. I was like "Seriously this time - is everyone a f*cking moron except for me?"
I was shocked. I could NOT believe that I was one of maybe three people out of hundreds in the store who was not wearing a mask. COULD NOT.
At least if those of us who don't buy into this pandemic could all wear dark masks, there would be a way for us to signal to one another just how large of a group we are. Probably something like 70% of the people in Wal-Mart don't care about this pandemic, yet wear the mask anyway - something I REFUSE to do.
The pandemic and mask-wearing regulations have been great ways to determine who is and is not a sheep, who, unfortunately, are everyone. It's depressing to me because those who now realize they were conned into buying into this hyped pandemic would rather continue to go along with the con than to admit they have been conned. It's pathetic.
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Jay seem to keep all of his hair until his late 30’s, then he started to show signs of thinning, all over, especially his hair line
He is 46, pretty common for most males
I am 40, I still have all my hair, nothing done, but two of my brothers are thinning, one is in his mid 30’s. And the other early 40’s. Both showed signs in thinning in their mid 20’s
Weird how genetics work
I want to see how TA looks now, he only posted old pics when he was here frequently, bet he is bald as a cue ball :D
I really had no idea about Jay. I was hoping that Henda would read this thread, because I'm pretty sure Henda would know if Jay is balding [some posters live near pros or train near them, or otherwise see them more often, and I think would know]. I honestly thought Jay's hairline was impervious to being diminished by steroid use. But maybe Father Time ultimately got his hairline.
But I agree with you - it's weird how genetics work.
Regarding TA - LOL...good question. Yes, he is probably quite bald by now, but that's just how she goes sometimes. I thought Layne Norton was thinning, but doesn't appear to be in newer photos, but maybe I'm wrong.
Layne was on actor Ethan Suplee's podcast "American Glutton".
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If you don’t go bald by his age 46 your not going to
It might be a tad thinner but he isn’t bald
You guys are such pansies
Exactly.
Few retired bbers, in fact, few men at 47 years old, look as good and is doing as well as Jay Cutler. He always was a down to earth guy with a good head on his shoulders. He transitioned very well into retirement with multiple business ventures and still keeping in great shape without having his life revolve around the gym. Leave it to the losers on GetBig to try to find something to bring him down. His hair is fine. Nobody here has a clue what he does or does not do with his hair, whether it's plugs, Topik, or minoxidil.
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I started losing my hair at 35. A friend said I was showing some thinning on the crown but I didn't give a shit. Now I regret I didn't at least attempt to keep it, at least with some topical treatments like minoxidil, finasteride, ketokonazole or whatever they have these days.
Anyone here use/do anything for facial skin to keep young? Like Retin A, perhaps some microneedling? :D
If anyone here is in the EU and has a source for Retin A/tretinoin, let me know :D
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I started losing my hair at 35. A friend said I was showing some thinning on the crown but I didn't give a shit. Now I regret I didn't at least attempt to keep it, at least with some topical treatments like minoxidil, finasteride, ketokonazole or whatever they have these days.
Anyone here use/do anything for facial skin to keep young? Like Retin A, perhaps some microneedling? :D
If anyone here is in the EU and has a source for Retin A/tretinoin, let me know :D
My niece is a dermatologist and recommends Retin A. You need a script in the U.S. but I've never had an issue ordering it overseas.
https://www.alldaychemist.com/retino-a-cream-05-20gm-tube.html
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Exactly.
Few retired bbers, in fact, few men at 47 years old, look as good and is doing as well as Jay Cutler. He always was a down to earth guy with a good head on his shoulders. He transitioned very well into retirement with multiple business ventures and still keeping in great shape without having his life revolve around the gym. Leave it to the losers on GetBig to try to find something to bring him down. His hair is fine. Nobody here has a clue what he does or does not do with his hair, whether it's plugs, Topik, or minoxidil.
LOL!!!!!
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I started losing my hair at 35. A friend said I was showing some thinning on the crown but I didn't give a shit. Now I regret I didn't at least attempt to keep it, at least with some topical treatments like minoxidil, finasteride, ketokonazole or whatever they have these days.
Anyone here use/do anything for facial skin to keep young? Like Retin A, perhaps some microneedling? :D
If anyone here is in the EU and has a source for Retin A/tretinoin, let me know :D
Preventive measures is the best for saving your skin. Avoid sun and smoking is the best recipe for good skin.
For this reason tanning beds and tanning in general is the most retarded thing you can do as a white person. And living is snowy cold north is prefered. This is also why white people developed fair skin to begin with. We are adapted for living in the darker regions with little sun.
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Like I said the sun and UV light is what damages skin the most.
Most people will notice, their drivers side face(left for americans) is the side that has the most wrinkles/sun damage.
This is an extreme example of said, 28 years of truck driving;
(https://i2.wp.com/metro.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/pri_67269157.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&zoom=1&resize=540%2C808&ssl=1)
https://metro.co.uk/2018/01/28/photo-truck-driver-shows-28-years-sun-damage-looks-like-7266641/
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must be nice to have daily hair dye done ...lol
Cigarette smoker worried about catching a respiratory illness, haha
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Preventive measures is the best for saving your skin. Avoid sun and smoking is the best recipe for good skin.
For this reason tanning beds and tanning in general is the most retarded thing you can do as a white person. And living is snowy cold north is prefered. This is also why white people developed fair skin to begin with. We are adapted for living in the darker regions with little sun.
I don't go out in the sun hardly ever. Sunlight is important for a few reasons but I just don't get enough. So I'm pale as a ghost. I did do 2 shots of melanotan followed by just one 8 minute session in a tanning bed a couple weeks back to see if I looked "healthier". It was just enough, perfect according to friends, don't do any more :D
I know tanning is bad for the skin but getting sunlight through the eyes is important, preferably in the morning, and sunlight on the skin is also important for the D vitamin.
Maybe 20 years ago I used a tanning bed for a period of time and it had a very nice effect on mood as I recall, felt very therapeutic in the winter.
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Preventive measures is the best for saving your skin. Avoid sun and smoking is the best recipe for good skin.
For this reason tanning beds and tanning in general is the most retarded thing you can do as a white person. And living is snowy cold north is prefered. This is also why white people developed fair skin to begin with. We are adapted for living in the darker regions with little sun.
This. Especially avoiding sun on your face.
If someone lived in a bunker or cave from birth to 60 plus, they would have no wrinkles.
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This. Especially avoiding sun on your face.
If someone lived in a bunker or cave from birth to 60 plus, they would have no wrinkles.
Yes, good skin but what about the rest, the sunlight through the eyes? Circadian rhytm, neurochemicals etc. And what about the Vitamin D? Supps may be just as good, I don't know, I'm starting 10 or 20K/day of D3 tomorrow :D
Perhaps wear sunscreen but get sunlight.
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If someone lived in a bunker or cave from birth to 60 plus, they would have no wrinkles.
Biden's wrinkle-prevention routine is admirable.
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Yes, good skin but what about the rest, the sunlight through the eyes? Circadian rhytm, neurochemicals etc. And what about the Vitamin D? Supps may be just as good, I don't know, I'm starting 10 or 20K/day of D3 tomorrow :D
Perhaps wear sunscreen but get sunlight.
Shirtless or Sleeveless and shorts in the summer along with a wide brim sun hat
You just need to avoid too much sunlight directly hitting your face. No need to become a vampire.
Vitamin D3 works great. It can take a while to build up in the body if you're already deficient though. The sweet spot is usually around 5k to 8k per day depending on your age and bodyweight. 10k for a few months won't be an issue, but I personally wouldn't stay that high.
Biden's wrinkle-prevention routine is admirable.
;D
He does have pretty good skin for his age
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This. Especially avoiding sun on your face.
If someone lived in a bunker or cave from birth to 60 plus, they would have no wrinkles.
Not true at all. Collagen loss causes wrinkles as well as advanced glycation end products (AGEs) which are the result of a high sugar diet.
https://www.skininc.com/skinscience/ingredients/The-Other-Cause-of-Wrinkles-Glycation-217592831.html
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Cigarette smoker worried about catching a respiratory illness, haha
;D
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Not true at all. Collagen loss causes wrinkles as well as advanced glycation end products (AGEs) which are the result of a high sugar diet.
https://www.skininc.com/skinscience/ingredients/The-Other-Cause-of-Wrinkles-Glycation-217592831.html
Lol@ posting an article pimping a skin care cream at the end. Come on bro
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Lot of slacked jawed guys in this helicopter.
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If men spent as much money as women in hair care, they would look like Brad Pitt also. Unless genetic predisposition makes it impossible.
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Before.
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If men spent as much money as women in hair care, they would look like Brad Pitt also. Unless genetic predisposition makes it impossible.
Wrong.
If men spent time ,money in all the shit coloring straightening,temp, perm ,ironing etc as women really do, they look like Danny Devito by age 25
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It's just normal aging.
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Aging = thinner skin, which makes you look old and wrinkly.
Exogenous GH = thicker skin -> more youthful appearance. Lots of guys feel it causes a much improved complexion.
Agree, disagree?
Hardly did any GH.
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He's not bald (I am)
Agreed. Based on the recent photo above, he sure doesn't look bald. Bald means no hair at all or just peach fuzz. That would be me.
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Henda knows the answer to this question.
Haha not only is the o.p been completely bald for many years he is also a disgustingly fat obese piece of stinking shit who got fired from species nutrition when a 10,000 m2 expo hall smelled like a sewer the whole weekend and Dave palumbo got the bill for unnecessary power jetting of the drains after it became apparent that hippo was the actual source of the smell
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Aging = thinner skin, which makes you look old and wrinkly.
Exogenous GH = thicker skin -> more youthful appearance. Lots of guys feel it causes a much improved complexion.
Agree, disagree?
Hardly did any GH.
It's the lessening of collagen with age that causes skin thinning and then wrinkling. It can be partially reversed: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6073484/
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It's the lessening of collagen with age that causes skin thinning and then wrinkling. It can be partially reversed: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6073484/
Yes. Growth increases collagen though. I don't know if it has been measured.
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Haha not only is the o.p been completely bald for many years he is also a disgustingly fat obese piece of stinking shit who got fired from species nutrition when a 10,000 m2 expo hall smelled like a sewer the whole weekend and Dave palumbo got the bill for unnecessary power jetting of the drains after it became apparent that hippo was the actual source of the smell
LOL!!!! This is EXACTLY the sort of post that I wanted you to post, hahahaha. This is why I badly wanted you to read this thread, LOL. ;D :D
Remember when you told me I met him, and I had no idea?
Your post reminds me of when Vince Goodrum reported that a powerlifter shat himself at the 2007 Arnold Classic, and it stunk everything up. I think at that same expo, a bodybuilding couple got married, and someone on here said "Two athletes getting married at a fart-filled expo - how romantic." LOL!!!
I'm reminded of Leonard Maltin's review for the 1948 film "Isn't It Romantic?"
No.
It all smells like the Species Nutrition booth.
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It's the lessening of collagen with age that causes skin thinning and then wrinkling. It can be partially reversed: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6073484/
You're confusing causing wrinkling with accelerating wrinkling.
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You're confusing causing wrinkling with accelerating wrinkling.
People tell me , at age 62, I don't look a day over 70. :o
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People tell me , at age 62, I don't look a day over 70. :o
Stop showing them your saggy balls then.
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My niece is a dermatologist and recommends Retin A. You need a script in the U.S. but I've never had an issue ordering it overseas.
https://www.alldaychemist.com/retino-a-cream-05-20gm-tube.html
Aren’t you in the sun a lot?
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about a year i was shocked to see my hair was thinning on my crown
i had my doctor look at it and he said my hair was fine, i'm not balding
nobody knows my body better than me, so i had a dermatologist look at it and he said i was balding, nobody in my family is bald so this was major shock
i went on finasteride and grew back the hair i lost, though i have to take it every day to maintain my hair so who knows what internal damage is being done, at least i still have my hair 8)
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Before.
Very handsome
He could have scored alot hotter women back then.
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Very handsome
He could have scored alot hotter women back then.
If he lost 100 pounds he could have, unless you count bbing groupies, general population could give two shits about bbers and they are looked down upon as clowns
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LOL!!!! This is EXACTLY the sort of post that I wanted you to post, hahahaha. This is why I badly wanted you to read this thread, LOL. ;D :D
Remember when you told me I met him, and I had no idea?
Your post reminds me of when Vince Goodrum reported that a powerlifter shat himself at the 2007 Arnold Classic, and it stunk everything up. I think at that same expo, a bodybuilding couple got married, and someone on here said "Two athletes getting married at a fart-filled expo - how romantic." LOL!!!
I'm reminded of Leonard Maltin's review for the 1948 film "Isn't It Romantic?"
No.
It all smells like the Species Nutrition booth.
(https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5JRsd4fHKBQ/maxresdefault.jpg)
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(https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5JRsd4fHKBQ/maxresdefault.jpg)
Bum chins of peace
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And Now :
I wonder if he’s working on a new logo as we speak.
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That picture makes me want a cigarette. I should be ashamed to say this, but I had my first cigarette in 2016, at almost 35, then started smoking two years later, at 36.
Now two years since I've started, I guess you could call me a smoker - It's the 24th today, and I've smoked 11 cigarettes this month. So I'm ABSOLUTELY averaging less than one a month, and I'd have to look back at the records I keep, but I probably average in or around 1/2 to 3/4 a day, for the past six months or more. I smoked more at other times, but really didn't want to become a smoker, so massively dropped what was always a small habit.
I'm looking for any study to show that something like two cigarettes every Sunday evening is neutral to your health, or doesn't make a person look much older or something like that.
But thus far, all the information I have is that smoking to any degree is bad. Although the same goes for drinking, and pretty much anything bad for you.
My other concern is if you are a relative nonsmoker, I'm thinking it's possible that you are damaging your lungs by constantly exposing your somewhat "virginal lungs" to cigarettes. And that maybe smoking 1-2 cigarettes a day may be less damaging than 1-2 a week for that reason, that your lungs are somewhat adapted to the toxins if you are smoking daily.
Since I can't answer any of these questions, I'm just not smoking very often. I think I'll have to more this month, and stop at 13 for the 30 days of November. Although I'm a hypochondriac, so probably not the best judge of what is a good or bad amount of something to do.
COVID has made me think a lot of people are hypochondriacs...yet they are almost all overweight or alcoholic opioid attacks or whatever else. Just that picture of Brad Pitt speaks volumes - if he cares so much about his health/lungs enough to wear that stupid COVID mask, why TF is he smoking a cigarette? Lol. Although who knows - maybe he only smokes a few cigarettes a week like me, and he actually is healthy, and concerned about his lungs enough to rarely be smoking. If Brad Pitt is a regular cigarette smoking person, I am amazed at how he has managed to keep his looks - considering he is 57 soon, he looks great. He's probably had a lot of work done...but it's not showing yet.
Smoking? Always knew you were a bender.
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Aren’t you in the sun a lot?
True. There is always going to be a trade-offs in life. I'm not going to sacrifice enjoying life and the outdoors so I can have wrinkle-free skin. I am aware of skin care and do take precautions like using Retin A and various skin creams. And although I shower everyday I only soap up "selected areas" and just rinse off. I only take a full on shower with complete soaping up, and I use a bath wash and not bar soap, 2-3 times a week when I go to the gym. I work in an air-conditioned office and drive in an air-conditioned car and I'm actually cold most of the time so I don't really get sweaty except for gym days. For years I use to take 2-3 showers a day soaping up with bar soap. That takes it's toll. I also use an all body and face moisturizer right after every shower to "lock-in" the moisture as your skin is pretty soaked and hydrated. Another tip from my niece.
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about a year i was shocked to see my hair was thinning on my crown
i had my doctor look at it and he said my hair was fine, i'm not balding
nobody knows my body better than me, so i had a dermatologist look at it and he said i was balding, nobody in my family is bald so this was major shock
i went on finasteride and grew back the hair i lost, though i have to take it every day to maintain my hair so who knows what internal damage is being done, at least i still have my hair 8)
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Brah, you are behind the times. Switch to Durasteride.
You're welcome.
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Hippo,
Is Jay Cutler bald?
No.
Are you bald?
Yes.
HTH
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You're confusing causing wrinkling with accelerating wrinkling.
Lol- you can't ever admit you are wrong. Carry on.
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Lol- you can't ever admit you are wrong. Carry on.
And you fail to understand the very articles you post.
"In the process of photoaging resulting from solar UV radiation, skin may experience loss of collagen and elastic fibers, which, along with a reduction in the synthesis of hyaluronic acid (HA), eventually leads to wrinkle formation, dryness, and loss of elasticity"
"Although both intrinsic and extrinsic processes cause age-dependent skin alterations, changes are more prominent in photoaged skin"
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6073484/
It might help if you actually read the articles you post next time.
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Hippo,
Is Jay Cutler bald?
No.
Are you bald?
Yes.
HTH
Lol. The thread is about Jay.
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I never thought I'd say this, but - kill both of them!
I am sometimes amazed what a difference lighting makes. Muscular Development would sometimes bring a little light to the expo to do interviews.
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Only on Getbig do some posters obsess so much about a man's hair.
And c0ck. Mustn't forget that
I wanted to jump in here on the hair thing.
I’ve left the restroom shortly after Jay and he is shedding profusely. I counted at least 67 hairs in the sink after he washed his hands, removed his hat and ran his fingers through his hair.
I’d guess that if he had used a comb there would have been even more hair!
I’ll keep everyone updated.
;D ;D ;D
We need a thread with all retired bodybuilders that are white and still have hair, from the 90s.
Great idea - set it up!!
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my routine which has worked well
ive been using rogaine since my mid 20s and now creeping in my late 30s and hairline is good. gotta start before the hairloss starts
Rogaine topical 2x per week
1 per week ketoconazole shampoo
.5 mg Avodart 1x per week *yes 1 dose per week while most do it daily*
^^^ all of this can be done under $200 per year.
icing on the cake
3x per year PRP injections into my scalp about $900 - $1200 for these
eat a healthy diet and take proper health supplements (Omegas 3, 6, 9 and saw palmetto)
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Anyone here use/do anything for facial skin to keep young? Like Retin A, perhaps some microneedling? :D
If anyone here is in the EU and has a source for Retin A/tretinoin, let me know :D
-wear sunscreen daily (never go out unless you have it on) I live in AZ fyi
-get some professional chemical peels (1x every 3-6 months)
-eat healthy diet
i do micro needling 1x per week with .25 mm roller and .5 mm roller over a few acne scars. i would start at 2x per week with a .25 mm roller. give it 3-6 months
retin-A works but start super low.... 1x per week at lowest dose. (make sure you wear sunscreen if you use it) do not use retin-a on the days you would micro needle.
pretty boy bitch checking in ;D
seems like a lot, but simple shit
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my routine which has worked well
ive been using rogaine since my mid 20s and now creeping in my late 30s and hairline is good. gotta start before the hairloss starts
Rogaine topical 2x per week
1 per week ketoconazole shampoo
.5 mg Avodart 1x per week *yes 1 dose per week while most do it daily*
^^^ all of this can be done under $200 per year.
icing on the cake
3x per year PRP injections into my scalp about $900 - $1200 for these
eat a healthy diet and take proper health supplements (Omegas 3, 6, 9 and saw palmetto)
Wait...what even makes you think you need that? Judging from your photos, you have no hair loss. Did you actually experience any hairloss to cause you to use this program, or was this all preventative?
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Wait...what even makes you think you need that? Judging from your photos, you have no hair loss. Did you actually experience any hairloss to cause you to use this program, or was this all preventative?
Yes I have zero hairloss (37 as of last month) all due to be preventative. I started Rogaine in my mid 20s, then added in the Avodart this year and PRP this last year.
I got on Rogaine in my mid 20s since a friend of mine (older) and he was shredding hair: he told me to get on it ASAP. I owe him a thank you
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Yes I have zero hairloss (37 as of last month) all due to be preventative. I started Rogaine in my mid 20s, then added in the Avodart this year and PRP this last year.
I got on Rogaine in my mid 20s since a friend of mine (older) and he was shredding hair: he told me to get on it ASAP. I owe him a thank you
A toupee is cheaper.
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Stop showing them your saggy balls then.
I save that show for my leg up on the bench pose in the gym locker room. ;)
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Definitely had work done.
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my routine which has worked well
ive been using rogaine since my mid 20s and now creeping in my late 30s and hairline is good. gotta start before the hairloss starts
Rogaine topical 2x per week
1 per week ketoconazole shampoo
.5 mg Avodart 1x per week *yes 1 dose per week while most do it daily*
^^^ all of this can be done under $200 per year.
icing on the cake
3x per year PRP injections into my scalp about $900 - $1200 for these
eat a healthy diet and take proper health supplements (Omegas 3, 6, 9 and saw palmetto)
You live life on the edge, don't you? ;D
My brother used everything under the sun for 10 years and he's bald.
If you have the genetics, you can only slow it down. Thankfully my hair loss has been so slow it's no big deal.
You're lucky that you don't seem to have the MPB gene.
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Yes I have zero hairloss (37 as of last month) all due to be preventative. I started Rogaine in my mid 20s, then added in the Avodart this year and PRP this last year.
I got on Rogaine in my mid 20s since a friend of mine (older) and he was shredding hair: he told me to get on it ASAP. I owe him a thank you
Dude - how do you know you wouldn't have had a full head of hair without all of that (admittedly impressive) commitment?
;D
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Dude - how do you know you wouldn't have had a full head of hair without all of that (admittedly impressive) commitment?
;D
Have the Rogaine at hand if there are bald men on the mothers side of the family (her brothers).
Logically having older brothers should prove informative too. I have 2, but one went bald in his early 20s and the other still has a full head of hair in his 60s, so who knows.
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Dude - how do you know you wouldn't have had a full head of hair without all of that (admittedly impressive) commitment?
;D
great question: no one knows. I could be Ronald Reagan hairline
but from my 20s to now I am glad I used rogaine and i do not plan on stopping.
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Have the Rogaine at hand if there are bald men on the mothers side of the family (her brothers).
Logically having older brothers should prove informative too. I have 2, but one went bald in his early 20s and the other still has a full head of hair in his 60s, so who knows.
I hear that a lot about mother’s side/dad, false, but in the end all genetics and weird how that works
My younger brother who is 32 started thinning in his mid 20’s, older brother who is 43, same thing. Me, no thinning, hair loss of anything. Hope that stays the same but if I do I’ll follow tres tacos suggestions ;D
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Why is Justine Trudeau standing next to that beached walrus in a t-shirt?
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I guess Turkey is known for amazing hair transfers/surgeries - my buddies have researched it
also all the research ive done... those laser hats have very little pop and are not that effective. I have never purchased one
Bosley does a solid job of advertising. never known anyone who has gone there
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I hear that a lot about mother’s side/dad, false, but in the end all genetics and weird how that works
My younger brother who is 35 started thinning in his mid 20’s, older brother who is 43, same thing. Me, no thinning, hair loss of anything at 40. Hope that stays the same but if I do I’ll follow tres tacos suggestions ;D
Yeah, definitely not an exact science, but at least you get a bit of an indicator.
I guess Turkey is known for amazing hair transfers/surgeries - my buddies have researched it
Turkey is cheap for hair transplants that's all, plus you can have a decent mini holiday before getting it done.
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My aunt once told me that if you're not showing some signs of hair loss by 26, you are likely to keep your hair. I think she said that 50% of men who ultimately go bald will be showing some signs of baldness by 26. Of course there is still the other 50%, but I'll be 39 in less than a month, and haven't lost a single follicle yet, so...I think I'm one of the lucky ones.
That's a good thing too, because I love having hair. I tried the Justin Trudeau hairstyle [or you could call it the Peter North hairstyle], and it was horrible for me. I then shaved my head bald in the first few days of September, and didn't much care for that look either. Now it's in between those two lengths, and I'm quite happy with it, aside from my left side being loaded with white hairs.
That's an interesting comment about having all your hair at 46...I wonder if I'll have my hair by then. The white hairs started at 23, and sort of went on "pause" for about a decade or so, before starting to increase massively. Maybe my hair will have a similar sort of acceleration in loss / mass follicle extinction event.
As for Jay...I never had the impression his hair was fake or that he was losing his hair. If this is the case, he must have been really on the ball for this one. It's not like Hapthor Bjornsson, who went from clearly balding, to having hair again within a span of one strongman contest/photos to the next.
I'll start reading a post without seeing who posted it and notice it's a fucking essay and know immediately it's Matt. Every frigging post wtf is wrong with you? You post like someone high on cocaine.
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Dude - how do you know you wouldn't have had a full head of hair without all of that (admittedly impressive) commitment?
;D
That is the perfect video in response to all the COVID mask-wearing idiots! LMAO!!! Wow! I'm going to check out the comments and see if others came to that conclusion, haha.
Unfortunately for me, I have come to realize that I am just...getting older. I shouldn't say "old" just yet - I'll be 39 next month - but older for sure, and that's just the way it is. I think with a few things, I can slow the rate of aging. Since tres_taco_combo posted his hair protocol, this would be my general anti-aging [slow aging] protocol:
[1] Eat a healthy LOW CALORIE diet, focusing on low to no carbohydrates, moderate to high protein intake, and low to moderate fat intake. This diet would be based on the nutritional demands for a 175-lb weight class strongman competitor's requirements. For me, 50 grams of carbohydrates or less daily would be sufficient - this one would be for health and aesthetics [in that order], which both contribute to anti-aging. It may well help me to eat more carbohydrates, but as I see it - the only way for me to slow the aging process would be to consume fewer overall calories, and specifically, to consume fewer carbohydrates, even if they offer me a performance advantage. My protein would be based on performance and aesthetics, not so much for health, but since I have hit all of my best lifts on under 200 grams of protein per day, I am confident that 200 grams would be sufficient. This can be raised a little...and I may even LOOK better eating more protein, and I have no problem admitting that my two primary reasons for eating more protein than I need are competition performance and aesthetics. It is my goal to do that within the framework of good health though, which is why I would want to be on the low end of the 1-2 grams of protein per pound of body weight recommended range for those who lift weights.
[2] Hair dye. I think the time has come for this. As you can see in the first photo below, what do you notice? I look...ugh. It angers me every time I see how may white hairs I have, especially on my left side. Every time I look in the mirror, it throws me into a rage! I hate it. I heard that dyeing our hair damages it, so I want to see if there are any hair dyes on the market which minimize damage to the hair, or the follicle/roots. Since I only badly need hair dye on the left side, I could just use it on that side, which is the problem side, and use a smaller amount of dye on the right side. The top of my head is fine - in that I don't mind the number of white hairs on the top of my head. Would dyeing my hair ultimately make my hair look worse? This has made me hesitant of dyeing my hair so far. Speaking of hair - I don't shampoo my hair often, and never did. I think shampooing plays a role in hair quality. And may even result in men losing their hair a little younger than they otherwise would. When I had VERY LONG [Justin Trudeau] hair, I would pull out 5-10 hairs while shampooing. That was from going over a year without getting a haircut, and it's not like many hairs fell out, but...if you are losing your hair, I think anything to slow down the loss of your hair would be a good thing, and shampooing did result in me losing more hairs than if I don't shampoo. IMO, the quality of your hair is somewhat impacted too. Hence, I only shampoo my hair about once a week. And my hair is fine. I always assumed genetics was why I have my hair at my age...but it's possible that lack of shampooing played a role in this too.
[3] General dental hygiene through the dental care practices in bold below, and Crest white strips from time to time. I have the Crest Whitening kit which comes with an optic light that is supposed to help whiten the teeth. Crest white strips work! They absolutely work. My only concern is that they cause damage to the enamel. Every time I have used them, I have gotten an almost immediate result, but did so at the cost of some pain to my enamel...which leads me to believe that long-term use of this product is not a good thing. I'm keen on reading the writing on the wall when it comes to anything...so I stopped using the strips once I noticed the pain. Unfortunately, that means they are working. But at what cost? Will the long-term enamel damage make my teeth look worse in the end? Going to the dentist three times a year is also important [and even the x-rays can potentially catch cancer early - and dentists are trained to detect cancer from dental x-rays]. I currently brush me teeth twice daily with an electronic Oral B toothbrush, which has a timer which notifies you after each minute of use. I brush my top teeth for one minute, and my bottom teeth for one minute. I then brush my tongue for a bit, and then I floss. I don't know if the order of brushing/flossing matters. I guess the argument would be to floss before brushing, so you brush out any blood or any plaque that got dislocated from flossing. I sometimes floss after - on certain days, if for example I hadn't flossed for a few days or more and my gums are bleeding when I floss them, I usually floss after brushing until that clears up. Just to not expose my freshly bleeding gums to any additional gum "trauma" until they recover and the gum bleeding down. My dentist says that under 10% gum bleeding denotes no active gum disease, and I achieved that after brushing and flossing twice a day, brushing for two minutes with an electronic Oral B toothbrush, further broken down to exactly one minute for my top teeth, and one minute for my bottom teeth. It took me a while to nail this one, because I previously had a Sonicare electronic toothbrush that vibrated after the 2-minute, so I wasn't brushing my teeth as evenly. With the Oral B toothbrush that vibrates after each minute, it has helped me brush my teeth very uniformly, and as a result, my gum bleeding has been consistent at under 10%. I have only had one cavity so far, in 2015, and I really think the only "trick" to maintaining good teeth is to disrupt the plaque at least ONCE every 24 hours. Literally all of my life, all I did was quickly brush with a normal toothbrush for 10 seconds, if that, and it was enough for me not to get any cavities until just days before turning 34. All the extra stuff I do is just to maintain really good teeth, as white clean teeth and pink gums are both signs of youth. My dental hygiene plan outlined above is highly recommended. I've been somewhat lazy with my teeth through COVID, as my dentist was closed for months...but when I realized this BS was going to last forever, I started to get serious about my dental health again - and good dental practices, as with good nutritional practices, will make us healthier AND make us look better as a result.
[4] I think it's time for me to wear nice clothes, and maybe get a nice looking watch. You can easily get a beautiful watch for $50, that no one is going to know is only a $50 watch unless they are experts on watch quality. And for clothes, I don't mean wearing the nicest clothes, in terms of brand names - nothing like that - but to just buy 10 good solid pairs of pants, and 10-20 good solid shirts, and 1-2 good solid pairs of shoes, in addition to some Wal-Mart low-end clothes I already have, but to gradually shift to wearing more nice stuff. I don't want to wear tight skinny jeans that make it impossible to pick up a coin if I drop it on the ground, but Chael Sonnen was hawking some pair of pants that look like sleek dress pants, but are actually athletic pants that allow a full range of motion. I would have to go check his channel to see if he's still hawking that, and go buy a pair of those and see how they are.
[5] CARDIO! Initially, I was not going to start doing cardio until age 40, but [1] that is in under 13 months, and [2] I think I owe it to myself to start cardio early...as I was lazy through the COVID lock-downs, partially not my fault, as gyms were closed for months and months, but partially my fault, as I was still lazy for a bit after the gyms reopened. So it's time for me to get back on that train, stay on that train for the rest of my life, and add cardio to that train! Health Canada recommends 25 minutes of elevated heart rate cardio per day, and I strongly believe they are right about that. So I will do that every time, train with weights 3-5 times a week [hopefully hitting 4-5 on most weeks], and increase that cardio on certain days, depending on how I feel, how I am responding, and other factors.
[6] Limit drugs, alcohol, and smoking - I drank about 20 servings of alcohol this year, up from seven servings in 2019. And I think I may well never drink alcohol again - ever. I smoked 14 cigarettes this month...and I wanted to stop there, but...I think I'll have ONE more tomorrow or the next day [maybe two], and then quit completely in December. The thing is, is - I actually ENJOY smoking. Quite a bit actually. And I don't even consider 3-4 cigarettes a WEEK to be an issue [basically, I smoke two cigarettes every fourth day]. I am NOT addicted to nicotine, and quitting a cigarette habit of this size won't be an issue. That's not what concerns me. What concerns me is becoming an actual addicted smoker. I'm sort of in a limbo state - I am absolutely NOT addicted to cigarettes, but I just "allow" myself to have a couple, maybe twice on most weeks. So two days of each week, I'll smoke two. I should MAYBE stop doing this, but...I just don't know if smoking as little as I do is really a problem. I literally average under half a cigarette a day. But...I don't know. I might just stop, but the good news is - it will be easy for me to stop because I am not addicted to nicotine. I may never drink alcohol again, as said, and I am lucky that I don't have the constitution to really do any of these things. I HATE to say this, but I can't use marijuana, because it causes me crippling, unbearable paranoia...it sucks. Something so safe and so effective for so many people, and I literally can't tolerate it. Oh well. NOT that not being able to do drugs is a bad thing - I consider myself fortunate. I just sort of wish I could benefit from marijuana the way others do. CBD is ok...I can handle that. I took 20mg, and even THAT was a bit much for me. LMAO!!! I think because my body was "reminded" of marijuana, and I had marijuana paranoia PTSD from it or something.
[7] Get adequate rest, limit stress, spend time with my friends, family/children, and good people - and get back together with my loving ex-girlfriend! As Derek Anthony said about TA's tall dark-haired girlfriend: "She's fucking hot! She's fucking sexy!"
[8] Anyone here, feel free to fill in the blanks for me. This one, or any more. I am happy to add anything to my life that will increase my health, my wellness, and hopefully also result in a reduction of the aging process for me.
[9] Limit Taco Time three_taco_combos.
I'm undecided on frequency of jerking off. I understand that Getbiggers only date 11's...but I think there is quite a bit of support that shows that not jerking off often and saving up your load actually makes you stronger. And it may be by something like 7%. That being said, I assume that if this does happens [and understandably - as you go days and days without dropping a load, your body probably activates everything to be at its best so that you can get a woman, including physical strength which will attract them], that it probably maxes out at a certain percentage gained in strength. So if that is the case, I could always just go 7-10 before competition without shooting a load. If that will make me ~5% stronger in contest, awesome! I'll take that. :D
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I'll start reading a post without seeing who posted it and notice it's a fucking essay and know immediately it's Matt. Every frigging post wtf is wrong with you? You post like someone high on cocaine.
I type at an error-adjusted 120 WPM on a typing test - likely a little faster on the fly. The post of mine you quoted was a little over 269 words, which means it only took me about two minutes to type. I would think most people spend a minute for each post, but my posts become very long, very quickly. :-X
I type for a few minutes, and it becomes a novella.
In October, I wrote 328,951 words. At 300 words per page, that is 1,097 pages. I literally wrote as many words in October as Stephen King wrote in his pre-COVID book about a global virus - THE STAND [King's longest book]. And King WAS on cocaine and Xanax [and alcohol/cigarettes] during...well...the 1980's! Lol!
But what I have learned about long posts is that people can tolerate them PROVIDING that the content is relevant and appropriate, and - AND - [perhaps most importantly] don't hijack threads! I had a bad tendency to do that. I also tend not to start new threads, as I consider that a form of board hijacking. I've improved on both of these.
But anyway, Chris - the main reason my posts are so long is simply because I type fast. :-\ That's it. I can spend the same amount of time typing as everyone else and have posts that are up to 3x longer. I have made it a new year's resolution to type shorter posts, probably since 2017! I will, unfortunately, almost definitely fail that new year's resolution in 2021.
On another board, someone said not to worry about it, but I decided that since my posts were SO LONG, that I would bold the important parts, and make it clear that people could just skip to the parts in bold and ignore the rest. So far, so good. :)
Regarding that small post you called an essay - thank you for that compliment [!], but I would suggest that you NOT scroll up and read my most recent post before this one, LOL. I also URGE YOU to watch this clip from The Simpsons as a warning:
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If you don’t go bald by his age 46 your not going to
It might be a tad thinner but he isn’t bald
You guys are such pansies
Tell that to Peter Gabriel, Ric Flair and millions of other people.
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https://www.instagram.com/p/CIBlQ9plfR2/
He is showing some recession nowadays. But for someone who blasted gear for decades he's doing better than most men his age at least. His hair seemed immune for years, but the Norwood Reaper doesn't care and can take your follicles at any time. Unless you're Ronald Reagan.
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I type at an error-adjusted 120 WPM on a typing test - likely a little faster on the fly. The post of mine you quoted was a little over 269 words, which means it only took me about two minutes to type. I would think most people spend a minute for each post, but my posts become very long, very quickly. :-X
I type for a few minutes, and it becomes a novella.
In October, I wrote 328,951 words. At 300 words per page, that is 1,097 pages. I literally wrote as many words in October as Stephen King wrote in his pre-COVID book about a global virus - THE STAND [King's longest book]. And King WAS on cocaine and Xanax [and alcohol/cigarettes] during...well...the 1980's! Lol!
But what I have learned about long posts is that people can tolerate them PROVIDING that the content is relevant and appropriate, and - AND - [perhaps most importantly] don't hijack threads! I had a bad tendency to do that. I also tend not to start new threads, as I consider that a form of board hijacking. I've improved on both of these.
But anyway, Chris - the main reason my posts are so long is simply because I type fast. :-\ That's it. I can spend the same amount of time typing as everyone else and have posts that are up to 3x longer. I have made it a new year's resolution to type shorter posts, probably since 2017! I will, unfortunately, almost definitely fail that new year's resolution in 2021.
On another board, someone said not to worry about it, but I decided that since my posts were SO LONG, that I would bold the important parts, and make it clear that people could just skip to the parts in bold and ignore the rest. So far, so good. :)
Regarding that small post you called an essay - thank you for that compliment [!], but I would suggest that you NOT scroll up and read my most recent post before this one, LOL. I also URGE YOU to watch this clip from The Simpsons as a warning:
And all his best books are from that time period.
Stephen King even half-jokingly admits all the cocaine use at the time could have been a contributing factor.
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Jay looks great - good for him. a bit big imho but he aint gonna trade in all that mass 8)
Jay has an amazing mindset which I admire.
he is at fitclubLV (new "hot" gym) that just opened up in LV i would like to check it out sometime
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Is he still a real estate investor?
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Is he still a real estate investor?
I do not manage his mortgage accounts so I do not know ;D
from watching interviews and such he seems to own some homes, sell some places, rent etc and has several other companies too. Dave P on RX Muscle always comments how rich Jay is compared all other bodybuilders.
plus Vegas is a great place to be a business owner. no state sales tax and pretty friendly business state
my biggest beef with Jay Cutler..... giant ass white guy and never a single zit. amazing skin on a white bodybuilder
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I do not manage his mortgage accounts so I do not know ;D
from watching interviews and such he seems to own some homes, sell some places, rent etc and has several other companies too. Dave P on RX Muscle always comments how rich Jay is compared all other bodybuilders.
plus Vegas is a great place to be a business owner. no state sales tax and pretty friendly business state
my biggest beef with Jay Cutler..... giant ass white guy and never a single zit. amazing skin on a white bodybuilder
No need for the beef. He has a video of his golddigger gf or assistant popping his back zits.
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I do not manage his mortgage accounts so I do not know ;D
from watching interviews and such he seems to own some homes, sell some places, rent etc and has several other companies too. Dave P on RX Muscle always comments how rich Jay is compared all other bodybuilders.
plus Vegas is a great place to be a business owner. no state sales tax and pretty friendly business state
my biggest beef with Jay Cutler..... giant ass white guy and never a single zit. amazing skin on a white bodybuilder
Vegas took a big hit though.
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Hard to tell Since he now wears a cap , 24/7 he even sleeps with one on ...
If so, he’ll have to change the logo of his supp line.
Yes, he does shave his balls. Assuming that's what you were driving at.
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Yes, he does shave his balls. Assuming that's what you were driving at.
Doesn't everyone?
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And all his best books are from that time period.
Stephen King even half-jokingly admits all the cocaine use at the time could have been a contributing factor.
Coke and xanax. Best combo ever
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Coke and xanax. Best combo ever
Hmm never tried...
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He's thinning heavily, look at him guest hosting the O.
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Yeah well, it happens to the best of us. It's not always steroids. Sometimes,some of us just get lucky early on because of good genetics. Over our lifetime, if we don't fight it, we save a fortune on hair cuts and hair products. Personally, been bald for more years than not. I learned to accept that which I couldn't realistically change. With any luck, Jay like another Jay I know (me), have a decent shaped heads. Did you know that baldness is the result of progressive genes. In other words, Jay Cutler and I are genetically more advanced then those who have the hairlines of a gorilla. genetically speaking though, Jay C. got all the luck when it came to genes for building muscle.
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[quote aut ;Ding heavily, look at him guest hosting the O.
Yeah well, it happens to the best of us. It's not always steroids. Sometimes,some of us just get lucky early on because of good genetics. Over our lifetime, if we don't fight it, we save a fortune on hair cuts and hair products. Personally, been bald for more years than not. I learned to accept that which I couldn't realistically change. With any luck, Jay like another Jay I know (me), have a decent shaped heads. Did you know that baldness is the result of progressive genes. In other words, Jay Cutler and I are genetically more advanced then those who have the hairlines of a gorilla. genetically speaking though, Jay C. got all the luck when it came to genes for building muscle.
Progressive genes.... Lmao you dipshit
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[quote aut ;Ding heavily, look at him guest hosting the O.
Yeah well, it happens to the best of us. It's not always steroids. Sometimes,some of us just get lucky early on because of good genetics. Over our lifetime, if we don't fight it, we save a fortune on hair cuts and hair products. Personally, been bald for more years than not. I learned to accept that which I couldn't realistically change. With any luck, Jay like another Jay I know (me), have a decent shaped heads. Did you know that baldness is the result of progressive genes. In other words, Jay Cutler and I are genetically more advanced then those who have the hairlines of a gorilla. genetically speaking though, Jay C. got all the luck when it came to genes for building muscle.
Most men past their 30's are not going to be obsessed with their hair.
Priorities in life change.
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https://www.instagram.com/p/CJRWw_jnmiF/?igshid=fq3m0s1lanx9
Jay hasn’t been shy about doing this procedure. Lots of guys are doing this here now. Some of the nightclub cocktail girls are getting licensed and working at the clinics with clubs pretty much closed.
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https://www.instagram.com/p/CJRWw_jnmiF/?igshid=fq3m0s1lanx9
Jay hasn’t been shy about doing this procedure. Lots of guys are doing this here now. Some of the nightclub cocktail girls are getting licensed and working at the clinics with clubs pretty much closed.
What is that treatment anyway?
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[quote aut ;Ding heavily, look at him guest hosting the O.
Yeah well, it happens to the best of us. It's not always steroids. Sometimes,some of us just get lucky early on because of good genetics. Over our lifetime, if we don't fight it, we save a fortune on hair cuts and hair products. Personally, been bald for more years than not. I learned to accept that which I couldn't realistically change. With any luck, Jay like another Jay I know (me), have a decent shaped heads. Did you know that baldness is the result of progressive genes. In other words, Jay Cutler and I are genetically more advanced then those who have the hairlines of a gorilla. genetically speaking though, Jay C. got all the luck when it came to genes for building muscle.
Fuck off you bald (unt. Progressive genes whatever next? Soon you'll be saying everyone shaves their balls.
Yes, he does shave his balls. Assuming that's what you were driving at.
Doesn't everyone?
YUCK
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Most adult men past their 30's are not going to be obsessed with their hair.
Priorities in life change.
Yup. This is so true. I am the vainest of the vain and when I started reluctantly displaying an obvious "widow's peak" in my late teens, I panicked. Unfortunately, there was little a fellow could do about going bald other then wearing a "rug" which many would argue is worse than being bald. Maybe I was one of the lucky baldies, because the onset was so early that, although I had only a few hairs on my head, I was still youthful looking. So baldness wasn't associated so much as being old as with being kinda hip. By the age of 22 I was almost there well into major baldness.
Honestly, I have essentially been bald for so long that if I were to magically grow a head of hair, it would look really weird. When I had hair, it was dirty blond. If I had scalpel hair today, it would be gray or white like my facial hair, so I would still look old, if not even older than I am. Dying it is out of the question. The choices would be to dye it piss yellow, like Trump, or light brown which always looks too dark on people who are old (more mature) because it is too harsh.
When man only lived into their twenties or thirties in the cave man days this wasn't so much of an issue, or so I remember. We were more concerned with where our next meal was coming from. In fact, that was pretty much our only concern. ;D
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And all his best books are from that time period.
Stephen King even half-jokingly admits all the cocaine use at the time could have been a contributing factor.
The fact that Stephen King was using so much cocaine and Xanax while writing Cujo that he actually FORGOT writing it...that boggles my mind.
It makes sense though - the cocaine would have allowed him to write for hours and hours on end [not really any more than drinking one coffee after another...but with more euphoria, for those who like cocaine], and the Xanax would have allowed him to take more cocaine while simultaneously making him forget what he was writing.
King looks frail these days while doing presentations and other things, so being high for literally the 1980's - a full decade - did catch up to him. He was also hit by a minivan in 1999, and was in severe pain which almost cost him his leg being amputated [IIRC]. But he opted against that and spent months in recovery instead.
That made me wonder...how can a former drug addict go through something that painful and not relapse on drugs? Because anyone struck by a minivan - at age 52, no less - would almost definitely be given opioid painkillers as part of the recovery process. Perhaps Stephen King's drugs of choice were cocaine, alcohol, Xanax, on top of smoking cigarettes, and maybe painkillers were never his thing. If so, that would have allowed him to use the pain meds as needed without relapsing on his 1980's drugs of choice. Or perhaps, to cope with the pain he did start using cocaine and Xanax again. If he did...I'd be surprised if he stopped since - and maybe that explains why he looks so frail today.
I'm not judging - I'm just trying to think of what a 52-year-old sustaining serious injuries being struck by a minivan would do to manage the pain, which was no doubt quite extreme. In fact, King apparently couldn't even sit for long periods of time after the incident:
https://web.archive.org/web/20050307182428/http://www.liljas-library.com/accident.html
^ I like these Ironage websites - some of which have been archived, and others are still out there on the web. It's like reading the news through a time machine. :D Some more articles on King's accident and recovery:
https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1124785
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_King#Car_accident_and_aftermath
Interesting videos...I had no idea that Stephen King basically spent the 1980's high as a kite. It makes me wonder - can you get to the world level at ANYTHING without using drugs? Be it steroids, recreational drugs, or any others?:
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Coke and xanax. Best combo ever
Normally if I was writing about either drug, I would say "coke" and Xanax. These days, I'd say "coke" and "Xanax".
With COVID-based supply chain problems, Coke [at least here in Northern Ontario] is not even remotely coke. It saddens me that some of my friends still use it - but luckily things have gotten so bad in Canada, that I can't imagine your normal weekend warrior users still partaking. As for the daily users...I feel sorry for them. The people who never stop, no matter how bad things get. And they have gotten bad:
^ That's pretty bad when Fentanyl is all over Canadian cocaine now. I'm pretty libertarian when it comes to drugs, but I'm not ok with dealers selling Fentanyl-laced/contaminated cocaine to the users buying it from them.
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No wonder King wrote so many books.
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What is that treatment anyway?
It's similar or identical to the services that also exist in Hungary - you can tattoo some hair or go the expensive route and get it crafted which is around 10K.
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https://www.instagram.com/p/CJRWw_jnmiF/?igshid=fq3m0s1lanx9
Jay hasn’t been shy about doing this procedure. Lots of guys are doing this here now. Some of the nightclub cocktail girls are getting licensed and working at the clinics with clubs pretty much closed.
Stupid and a waste of money
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It's similar or identical to the services that also exist in Hungary - you can tattoo some hair or go the expensive route and get it crafted which is around 10K.
Why not just wear a rug?
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So they're tattooing on the head to make it look like hair?
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The fact that Stephen King was using so much cocaine and Xanax while writing Cujo that he actually FORGOT writing it...that boggles my mind.
It makes sense though - the cocaine would have allowed him to write for hours and hours on end [not really any more than drinking one coffee after another...but with more euphoria, for those who like cocaine], and the Xanax would have allowed him to take more cocaine while simultaneously making him forget what he was writing.
King looks frail these days while doing presentations and other things, so being high for literally the 1980's - a full decade - did catch up to him. He was also hit by a minivan in 1999, and was in severe pain which almost cost him his leg being amputated [IIRC]. But he opted against that and spent months in recovery instead.
That made me wonder...how can a former drug addict go through something that painful and not relapse on drugs? Because anyone struck by a minivan - at age 52, no less - would almost definitely be given opioid painkillers as part of the recovery process. Perhaps Stephen King's drugs of choice were cocaine, alcohol, Xanax, on top of smoking cigarettes, and maybe painkillers were never his thing. If so, that would have allowed him to use the pain meds as needed without relapsing on his 1980's drugs of choice. Or perhaps, to cope with the pain he did start using cocaine and Xanax again. If he did...I'd be surprised if he stopped since - and maybe that explains why he looks so frail today.
I'm not judging - I'm just trying to think of what a 52-year-old sustaining serious injuries being struck by a minivan would do to manage the pain, which was no doubt quite extreme. In fact, King apparently couldn't even sit for long periods of time after the incident:
https://web.archive.org/web/20050307182428/http://www.liljas-library.com/accident.html
^ I like these Ironage websites - some of which have been archived, and others are still out there on the web. It's like reading the news through a time machine. :D Some more articles on King's accident and recovery:
https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1124785
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_King#Car_accident_and_aftermath
Interesting videos...I had no idea that Stephen King basically spent the 1980's high as a kite. It makes me wonder - can you get to the world level at ANYTHING without using drugs? Be it steroids, recreational drugs, or any others?:
Some people do achieve noteworthy success without chemicals. Stephen Kings is a prolific writer. Imagine what he might have accomplished had he been drug free. Maybe not as much quantity or quality or maybe more of both. As for looking frail, he is 73 years old and likely not a very physical person. No doubt the injuries from the accident haven't helped either, no would the drugs I imagine.
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Normally if I was writing about either drug, I would say "coke" and Xanax. These days, I'd say "coke" and "Xanax".
With COVID-based supply chain problems, Coke [at least here in Northern Ontario] is not even remotely coke. It saddens me that some of my friends still use it - but luckily things have gotten so bad in Canada, that I can't imagine your normal weekend warrior users still partaking. As for the daily users...I feel sorry for them. The people who never stop, no matter how bad things get. And they have gotten bad:
^ That's pretty bad when Fentanyl is all over Canadian cocaine now. I'm pretty libertarian when it comes to drugs, but I'm not ok with dealers selling Fentanyl-laced/contaminated cocaine to the users buying it from them.
It's probably a generational thing, but as best I know only one of my friends ever used coke and that was in the 80's. I wouldn't have known except that his wife told us about in on the 4th of July when they were at our house in Sellwood, which was one block from the Willamette river where there is a fireworks display every year on the fouth.
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Stupid and a waste of money
It seems to me a person would need enough hair to transplant it without the donor sites looking thin. My hair, for the few short years I had it growing up, was very fine. By the time I was in my early twenties, the only successful hairstyle was to have it buzz cut. I grew out my beard back then and it was extremely thick and full.
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It seems to me a person would need enough hair to transplant it without the donor sites looking thin. My hair, for the few short years I had it growing up, was very fine. By the time I was in my early twenties, the only successful hairstyle was to have it buzz cut. I grew out my beard back then and it was extremely thick and full.
I was referring to the pigmentation thing, tattooing “hair” on to the scalp. Don’t understand why jay would do that
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I was referring to the pigmentation thing, tattooing “hair” on to the scalp. Don’t understand why jay would do that
Oh, my error.
Well, if I thought it would look good, I'd do it. Not having seen anyone in person who has had their hairline tattooed, I really can't say whether it is worth it or not. I once saw a fellow years ago who had his head tattooed, but there was no attempt to have the tattoos look like hair except they were within the margins of what his hairline may have been. It actually looked good but also pretty weird.
I briefly considered having my eyebrows subtly tattooed to fill them in as they've thinned a lot over the years. Not sure how that could be done since my eyebrows are fairly light colored. I would not want to risk looking like I was wearing makeup or that they were obviously false.
Here's a photo of a fellow with a sense of humor about balding.
(https://i.pinimg.com/564x/c2/90/eb/c290ebcb754d5c12830d342acf2a5683.jpg)
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I was balding, so I just shaved my head. You can pull it off If you have the face and the head shape for it. I've been mistaken for Vin Diesel, The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and Wesley Snipes.
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I was balding, so I just shaved my head. You can pull it off If you have the face and the head shape for it. I've been mistaken for Vin Diesel, The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and Wesley Snipes.
Wow! That's a huge array of people who mostly look very different from one another. Are you a chameleon? :)
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Wow! That's a huge array of people who mostly look very different from one another. Are you a chameleon? :)
In fairness to Mr. Snipes, it was dark outside at the time.
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In fairness to Mr. Snipes, it was dark outside at the time.
And you had a deep tan....right?
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Why not just wear a rug?
Because it's unpractical.
If you get a hair tattoo, given you like it that short, you can shave your head and always have a perfect buzzcut. If you get your hair "grafted" you have your own hair growing again.
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Because it's unpractical.
If you get a hair tattoo, given you like it that short, you can shave your head and always have a perfect buzzcut. If you get your hair "grafted" you have your own hair growing again.
Hurts a lot more though.
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If prime had another son it would be shizzo
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If prime had another son it would be shizzo
Lol!
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Some people do achieve noteworthy success without chemicals. Stephen Kings is a prolific writer. Imagine what he might have accomplished had he been drug free. Maybe not as much quantity or quality or maybe more of both. As for looking frail, he is 73 years old and likely not a very physical person. No doubt the injuries from the accident haven't helped either, no would the drugs I imagine.
Great post. I agree. You pose an interesting question about what Stephen King's work would have been like had he not spent the 1980's high as a kite.
But here's something I believe you and your fellow Duke of Dementia-supporting [Democrat] Getbiggers don't get. First, some definitions:
Parsh = Partial Erection.
Dome = Condom.
I don't wear a mask for this COVID hysteria, as you know, and I have a trespass warrant at one [soon-to-be bankrupt and bought by Amazon] Canadian bookstore as a result.
So you might think - it's Trumptards like me causing the spread of COVID. Ah yes - I'm spreading a disease I never had. That makes a whole lot of sense. ::)
But have you considered that maybe I treat masks the same way I treat domes? I NEVER wear a dome while having sex, and I've never known a woman to ask, and even the few [as in, maybe like three, total] who did, didn't put up any fight when I said "No condom or no sex. You pick."
Anyway, I don't wear a dome during sex because I don't much care to wrap my dick in a ziplock bag. I wouldn't know [since I never wear domes], but my suspicion is that I wouldn't even be able to get a parsh if I was made to wear a dome.
You might say, that's irresponsible, and bad for public health, right?
Wrong.
As I said, my policy is "No condom or no sex."
Often, for me, that just means no sex. I probably average sex 10 times a year, and that's plenty for me. I could ramp that up a bit, but I don't want to, and since I'm shagging women without a dome, I wouldn't want to be a risk to public health.
LIKEWISE WITH MASKS:
I may not be wearing masks, but I'm responsible in other ways, and with everything being so hysterical lately, I've been spending most of my time inside anyway. So you think you're doing more for public health by going out with a flimsy paper mask, exposing yourself to far more people than I am, while I am staying home, seldom going out, but never wearing a mask when I do.
If you were to measure which one of these strategies is more responsible for the spread of money, I would bet any money that your Democrat/leftist way is much worse than my Trumptard way.
And that's ultimately my issue with Democrats: you think you are the arbiter of moral values, when in reality, many of the virtue-signaling things you do are actually WORSE for the world. Example:
^ See? Recycling wasn't just useless - it was worse than useless. Yet you've been doing it all along like a good little Duke of Dementia voter, whereas I've only been recycling aluminum cans, while understanding that the only way to reduce our carbon footprint as human beings is to reduce and reuse. :)
So who had the worse impact on the environment? Me, who knew recycling doesn't work, but reduced and reused, or you, who felt that recycling meant you could consume as much as you want, since your net environmental impact would be neutral?
Hmm...?
Rhetorical question - left-wing ideas = left-wing results. Despite you thinking you were doing the environment a solid, all of your plastic waste was being dumped into rivers and ultimately into the pacific ocean, whereas I made it a point to consume as little as possible.
So you see, Prime - you and I both share the same concerns...ethically, environmentally, economically - in all ways. It just so happens that I have adopted a moral framework that is both economically and environmentally more efficient than yours. Yours just sounds nicer "on paper" or "in theory", but in reality, leftist ideas fail time and time again.
Hey - the more you know, right? :)
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I also Will not wear a condom. last time I wore one was about 2008...
Nothing more emasculating than being asked to wear a plastic bag on ones dick while fucking someone, I almost find it offensive.
The fact is condoms don't do anything... They don't stop spread of disease or prevent pregnancy. If your so retarded you can't remember to pull out then you shouldn't be fucking...
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I also Will not wear a condom. last time I wore one was about 2008...
Nothing more emasculating than being asked to wear a plastic bag on ones dick while fucking someone, I almost find it offensive.
The fact is condoms don't do anything... They don't stop spread of disease or prevent pregnancy. If your so retarded you can't remember to pull out then you shouldn't be fucking...
Matt,
I can say one thing for sure after knowing you via your internet persona for almost two decades. You will never change. You are absolutely predictable. Nothing you post anymore surprises me. Most people evolve (at least a little bit), over time. It appears that you have not moved one inch.
Although you have been unbelievably annoying a lot the time, I honestly have tried to humor you by reading your repetitiously warped perspectives and preconceived and stereotypical assessments of your fellow man and the ways of the world and taken the time to reply to you. No more.
A new year is almost here. I don't and have never made New Year's resolutions. However, the negativity you espouse is a total downer. Realistically I am nearing the end of my life according to statistics. This next year, I am going to endeavor to eliminate all that is negative around me. I hope you will understand if I no longer allow myself to acknowledge your negative posts. You are a downer.
What kills me is that I think there is a good person under all that hate.
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Matt,
I can say one thing for sure after knowing you via your internet persona for almost two decades. You will never change. You are absolutely predictable. Nothing you post anymore surprises me. Most people evolve (at least a little bit), over time. It appears that you have not moved one inch.
Although you have been unbelievably annoying a lot the time, I honestly have tried to humor you by reading your repetitiously warped perspectives and preconceived and stereotypical assessments of your fellow man and the ways of the world and taken the time to reply to you. No more.
A new year is almost here. I don't and have never made New Year's resolutions. However, the negativity you espouse is a total downer. Realistically I am nearing the end of my life according to statistics. This next year, I am going to endeavor to eliminate all that is negative around me. I hope you will understand if I no longer allow myself to acknowledge your negative posts. You are a downer.
What kills me is that I think there is a good person under all that hate.
I'm not matt bro...
And for you to be calling other people annoying and having warped perspectives is pretty epic....
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Matt,
I can say one thing for sure after knowing you via your internet persona for almost two decades. You will never change. You are absolutely predictable. Nothing you post anymore surprises me. Most people evolve (at least a little bit), over time. It appears that you have not moved one inch.
Although you have been unbelievably annoying a lot the time, I honestly have tried to humor you by reading your repetitiously warped perspectives and preconceived and stereotypical assessments of your fellow man and the ways of the world and taken the time to reply to you. No more.
A new year is almost here. I don't and have never made New Year's resolutions. However, the negativity you espouse is a total downer. Realistically I am nearing the end of my life according to statistics. This next year, I am going to endeavor to eliminate all that is negative around me. I hope you will understand if I no longer allow myself to acknowledge your negative posts. You are a downer.
What kills me is that I think there is a good person under all that hate.
Also primehomo, the condom stats don't apply to your lifestyle... Only the normal heterosexual lifestyle.
Obviously homos are AIDS ridden as I'm sure you are aware...
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I was balding, so I just shaved my head. You can pull it off If you have the face and the head shape for it. I've been mistaken for Vin Diesel, The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and Wesley Snipes.
Haha like fuck, maybe after they underwent a year or two estrogen therapy
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I also Will not wear a condom. last time I wore one was about 2008...
Nothing more emasculating than being asked to wear a plastic bag on ones dick while fucking someone, I almost find it offensive.
The fact is condoms don't do anything... They don't stop spread of disease or prevent pregnancy. If your so retarded you can't remember to pull out then you shouldn't be fucking...
hmm... let's see who else had that opinion...
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I also Will not wear a condom. last time I wore one was about 2008...
Nothing more emasculating than being asked to wear a plastic bag on ones dick while fucking someone, I almost find it offensive.
The fact is condoms don't do anything... They don't stop spread of disease or prevent pregnancy. If your so retarded you can't remember to pull out then you shouldn't be fucking...
:D
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I also Will not wear a condom. last time I wore one was about 2008...
Nothing more emasculating than being asked to wear a plastic bag on ones dick while fucking someone, I almost find it offensive.
The fact is condoms don't do anything... They don't stop spread of disease or prevent pregnancy. If your so retarded you can't remember to pull out then you shouldn't be fucking...
???
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hmm... let's see who else had that opinion...
;D
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Even Rampage is doing it. Same place as Jay.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CJY95g4MRAp/?igshid=1njeste1axjvm
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If he's just on TRT right now, a fairly good amount of hair can grow back. At least for me. I got nearly a full head of hair still.
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I think Doc Rivers may have the tattoo’d line up.
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If he's just on TRT right now, a fairly good amount of hair can grow back. At least for me. I got nearly a full head of hair still.
Great point.
Your trt doses compared to Jay's 20 years of professional use makes perfect sense.