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Title: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: Monster_Everything on June 11, 2007, 08:53:53 AM
I heard the swimmming legend Frank Zane said that protien from milk should not be factored into calculating your overall protien intake... but MILK IS GOOD ???

Discuss...

Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: Andre Nickatina on June 11, 2007, 08:57:53 AM
dude weighed 170 fuck him.
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: Mars on June 11, 2007, 10:08:25 AM
dude weighed 170 fuck him.

Hahaha.
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: Max_Rep on June 11, 2007, 10:17:37 AM
I heard the swimmming legend Frank Zane said that protien from milk should not be factored into calculating your overall protien intake... but MILK IS GOOD ???

Discuss...



Where did you here this from?
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: MAXX on June 11, 2007, 10:19:30 AM
I heard the swimmming legend Frank Zane said that protien from milk should not be factored into calculating your overall protien intake... but MILK IS GOOD ???

Discuss...


lol

protein is protein wherever it comes from.
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: Monster_Everything on June 11, 2007, 10:25:35 AM
lol

protein is protein wherever it comes from.
how many sandows do you have ?
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: BroadStreetBruiser on June 11, 2007, 10:36:12 AM
lol

protein is protein wherever it comes from.

I bet you tell yourself that  a lot "maxx" hahaha oh brother
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: Monster_Everything on June 11, 2007, 10:37:08 AM
I bet you tell yourself that  a lot "maxx" hahaha oh brother
are you saying that "maxx" says this about the protien that he recieves everyday straight from the tap bsb ?
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: ~flower~ on June 11, 2007, 10:45:56 AM
lol

protein is protein wherever it comes from.


 no, protein from vegetables are not complete proteins.  Those are usually not counted in daily protein intake.
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: davidpaul on June 11, 2007, 10:47:42 AM
what about straight from the tap?
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: ~flower~ on June 11, 2007, 10:51:24 AM
what about straight from the tap?

 Hope this heps!  (click the link for more informative Q&A's):

http://www.jackinworld.com/qa/qasem.html (http://www.jackinworld.com/qa/qasem.html)

I've heard that eating your own semen is like taking a healthy version of steroids. They said that it's just like eating testosterone, and it will help build muscle, without the bad side effects. Is this true?
- age 16, Texas

No, it isn't. This is one of those ideas that might make sense if you don't understand the science behind it. For one thing, semen doesn't contain significant amounts of anabolic steroids, if it contains any at all. Second, consider the fact that "eating testosterone" wouldn't help you build muscle, anyway — the acids in your stomach would break it down before it could enter the bloodsteam. That's why athletes who "juice" — something that's a bad idea for many reasons — have to inject the drug with a needle. You'd probably get a greater muscle-building effect by eating a piece of beef jerky. (I will once again point out that with topics like this, doing some online research by checking with objective, reputable sources is a little more useful than polling your friends.)
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: G o a t b o y on June 11, 2007, 11:25:00 AM
  For one thing, semen doesn't contain significant amounts of anabolic steroids, if it contains any at all. Second, consider the fact that "eating testosterone" wouldn't help you build muscle, anyway — the acids in your stomach would break it down before it could enter the bloodsteam. That's why athletes who "juice" — something that's a bad idea for many reasons — have to inject the drug with a needle. You'd probably get a greater muscle-building effect by eating a piece of beef jerky. (I will once again point out that with topics like this, doing some online research by checking with objective, reputable sources is a little more useful than polling your friends.)


Flower doesn't practice what she preaches.  ;D
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: ~flower~ on June 11, 2007, 11:32:33 AM

Flower doesn't practice what she preaches.  ;D


  goatboy practices a lot!!      ;D
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: BEAST 8692 on June 11, 2007, 11:38:09 AM
Hope this heps!  (click the link for more informative Q&A's):

http://www.jackinworld.com/qa/qasem.html (http://www.jackinworld.com/qa/qasem.html)

I've heard that eating your own semen is like taking a healthy version of steroids. They said that it's just like eating testosterone, and it will help build muscle, without the bad side effects. Is this true?
- age 16, Texas

No, it isn't. This is one of those ideas that might make sense if you don't understand the science behind it. For one thing, semen doesn't contain significant amounts of anabolic steroids, if it contains any at all. Second, consider the fact that "eating testosterone" wouldn't help you build muscle, anyway — the acids in your stomach would break it down before it could enter the bloodsteam. That's why athletes who "juice" — something that's a bad idea for many reasons — have to inject the drug with a needle. You'd probably get a greater muscle-building effect by eating a piece of beef jerky. (I will once again point out that with topics like this, doing some online research by checking with objective, reputable sources is a little more useful than polling your friends.)

actually, you're wrong.

tesosterone can be used orally and has been for over 50 years.

maybe you should do some more research before posting, flower. ;)
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: ~flower~ on June 11, 2007, 11:41:59 AM
actually, you're wrong.

tesosterone can be used orally and has been for over 50 years.

maybe you should do some more research before posting, flower. ;)

 I didn't write that.    Hence the link   ;)
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: The Coach on June 11, 2007, 11:48:59 AM
how many sandows do you have ?

Since you seen to think that Zane was a swimmer, I guess we could ask you the same thing. You seem to forget that back then the judges new what they were doing, now their just blind from too much mastrabation!
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: BEAST 8692 on June 11, 2007, 11:59:07 AM
I didn't write that.    Hence the link   ;)

ha ha, sounds like a cop out to me flower.

if you didn't believe what was written then why did you highlight it and use the forewarding note, "hope this helps." ;)

so, as i said, do some research next time, especially when you're ragging others for not doing their homework.
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: HalloweenMan on June 11, 2007, 12:01:42 PM
I heard the swimmming photoshopping legend Frank Zane said that protien from milk should not be factored into calculating your overall protien intake... but MILK IS GOOD ???

Discuss...



fixed
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: ~flower~ on June 11, 2007, 12:02:35 PM
ha ha, sounds like a cop out to me flower.

if you didn't believe what was written then why did you highlight it and use the forewarding note, "hope this helps." ;)

so, as i said, do some research next time, especially when you're ragging others for not doing their homework.


 If you click the link you will find that Q&A on the page, word for word.  And I did not highlight anything.   I posted that in response to DP's question on getting protein "straight from the tap"


  Next time I will be sure to let an expert like yourself answer any semen consumption questions. 

     
     hope that helps!   :)
   
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: BEAST 8692 on June 11, 2007, 12:06:46 PM

 If you click the link you will find that Q&A on the page, word for word.  And I did not highlight anything.   I posted that in response to DP's question on getting protein "straight from the tap"


  Next time I will be sure to let an expert like yourself answer any semen consumption questions. 

     
     hope that helps!   :)
   

i won't bother because if the link is coming from your ill-informed ass, then there can't be much value in it.
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: BroadStreetBruiser on June 11, 2007, 12:11:29 PM
Hope this heps!  (click the link for more informative Q&A's):

http://www.jackinworld.com/qa/qasem.html (http://www.jackinworld.com/qa/qasem.html)

I've heard that eating your own semen is like taking a healthy version of steroids. They said that it's just like eating testosterone, and it will help build muscle, without the bad side effects. Is this true?
- age 16, Texas

No, it isn't. This is one of those ideas that might make sense if you don't understand the science behind it. For one thing, semen doesn't contain significant amounts of anabolic steroids, if it contains any at all. Second, consider the fact that "eating testosterone" wouldn't help you build muscle, anyway — the acids in your stomach would break it down before it could enter the bloodsteam. That's why athletes who "juice" — something that's a bad idea for many reasons — have to inject the drug with a needle. You'd probably get a greater muscle-building effect by eating a piece of beef jerky. (I will once again point out that with topics like this, doing some online research by checking with objective, reputable sources is a little more useful than polling your friends.)

So I should fellate a slim jim? Interesting. I'll talk to my doctor about this.
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: ~flower~ on June 11, 2007, 12:11:59 PM
i won't bother because if the link is coming from your ill-informed ass, then there can't be much value in it.

  fine, then we are both in agreement that you being the resident cum expert will answer all future questions on that subject.

       
           :)
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: ~flower~ on June 11, 2007, 12:13:41 PM
So I should fellate a slim jim? Interesting. I'll talk to my doctor about this.

 No, ask BEAST 8692, he is the expert.

 
    me being so ill informed would answer (if I was going to, but I am not because BEAST is the expert) would of replied:   sausage is sausage
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: BEAST 8692 on June 11, 2007, 12:20:31 PM
No, ask BEAST 8692, he is the expert.

 
    me being so ill informed would answer (if I was going to, but I am not because BEAST is the expert) would of replied:   sausage is sausage

now now flower don't have a hissy fit.

you were wrong and caught talking out of your ass with some hypocrisy thrown in. no biggie really.

you should now do something that is somewhat foreign to the overall female population and admit you were wrong.

go on, you can do it. :D
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: ~flower~ on June 11, 2007, 12:24:58 PM
now now flower don't have a hissy fit.

you were wrong and caught talking out of your ass with some hypocrisy thrown in. no biggie really.

you should now do something that is somewhat foreign to the overall female population and admit you were wrong.

go on, you can do it. :D

   nice backtracking cumBeast.     :)
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: BEAST 8692 on June 11, 2007, 12:34:28 PM
Hope this heps!  (click the link for more informative Q&A's):

http://www.jackinworld.com/qa/qasem.html (http://www.jackinworld.com/qa/qasem.html)

I've heard that eating your own semen is like taking a healthy version of steroids. They said that it's just like eating testosterone, and it will help build muscle, without the bad side effects. Is this true?
- age 16, Texas

No, it isn't. This is one of those ideas that might make sense if you don't understand the science behind it. For one thing, semen doesn't contain significant amounts of anabolic steroids, if it contains any at all. Second, consider the fact that "eating testosterone" wouldn't help you build muscle, anyway — the acids in your stomach would break it down before it could enter the bloodsteam. That's why athletes who "juice" — something that's a bad idea for many reasons — have to inject the drug with a needle. You'd probably get a greater muscle-building effect by eating a piece of beef jerky. (I will once again point out that with topics like this, doing some online research by checking with objective, reputable sources is a little more useful than polling your friends.)

ok, quoting you as a reference point.

now, see how you say 'hope this help's' at the top of the thread?

that means you are saying that it is useful information in relation to orally consuming testosterone. does it not?

of course it does.

i have pointed out your ill-informed error and your added hypocrisy ie that others should research the matter more.

since then you have been backtracking your ass off.
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: ~flower~ on June 11, 2007, 12:54:55 PM
ok, quoting you as a reference point.

now, see how you say 'hope this help's' at the top of the thread?

that means you are saying that it is useful information in relation to orally consuming testosterone. does it not?

of course it does.

i have pointed out your ill-informed error and your added hypocrisy ie that others should research the matter more.

since then you have been backtracking your ass off.


 If you could READ you would see that the comment about researching was not made by me, but was from the Q&A question I c&p'd.   ::)

   If I had known an expert penis puffer like yourself would get so upset at the intended joke towards davidpaul, I never would of posted that.

   My humble apologies, oh ye expert cum master.


   Easy there tiger, it's only a penis. 



              :)
 
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: davidpaul on June 11, 2007, 01:28:35 PM
So from this thread we have learned that BEAST 8692, drinks semen to aid the process of muscle building  ;D
Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: BEAST 8692 on June 11, 2007, 01:41:04 PM

 If you could READ you would see that the comment about researching was not made by me, but was from the Q&A question I c&p'd.   ::)

   If I had known an expert penis puffer like yourself would get so upset at the intended joke towards davidpaul, I never would of posted that.

   My humble apologies, oh ye expert cum master.


   Easy there tiger, it's only a penis. 



              :)
 

no you didn't, you posted with your own words, 'i hope this helps' at the top and then with the link. then, with your usual aloof demeanour suggested that people should do more research online, implying that you did.

i pointed out your error and hypocrisy and you've been back pedalling ever since with feeble attempts at insulting me to take the focus of your being full of shit. :-*

Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: ~flower~ on June 11, 2007, 02:25:30 PM
Here's another Q&A from that same link, I didn't know you liked to cook?  How did your cum soufflé turn out?

         :)



I am a chef as a hobby, and I've studied the unique chemical properties of eggs and how they can create recipes that would be otherwise impossible. Uncooked, of course, they taste horrible — but cooked properly, they can create wonderful recipes. I then wondered: While there is a natural propensity to dislike the idea, why hasn't anyone seriously looked into recipes using semen — not as a joke, but in a serious gourmet manner? Semen is free, easy to obtain, and has unique properties that might create recipes otherwise difficult to procure. There once was a site devoted to this, but apparently it was taken down. Why is such a thing so harshly fought against? Is it because it is considered cannibalism or such? Why is eating semen considered appropriate in a sexual context, but serious cooking with it is thought to be horrible?





Ingesting semen is considered by most people to be repulsive except, for some, in the specific context of sexuality. Outside of this context, there seems to be a near-universal (or at least societal) aversion to the ingestion of any bodily by-products; imagine how most people would react if you mentioned a snot milkshake, saliva daiquiri, fingernail Jell-O, or (since we're on a roll) an actual "hair pie." Most people are at peace with their own saliva in their mouths or their own hair on their head, but once a bodily by-product leaves or is detached from the body, it somehow becomes "dead" — something to be discarded quickly. That "eww factor" definitely intensifies when it's someone else's bodily by-product (again, outside of sexual contexts) or a sexual thing like semen. On a more practical note, semen is highly variable from person to person and even from day to day, so even if you were just whipping up a seminal souflée or apple crisp à la load in your private kitchen, it would be difficult to get any consistency in flavor or, um, consistency. So, I wouldn't invest just yet in that semen-cuisine restaurant — but if you're looking for possible names, may I suggest: The Fertile Crescent? Poppa's? Chez Onan? Shooters?



Title: Re: Does protein from milk count when calculating the 1.5 grams per lbs./bw ??
Post by: BEAST 8692 on June 11, 2007, 02:30:52 PM
Here's another Q&A from that same link, I didn't know you liked to cook?  How did your cum soufflé turn out?

         :)

why, you want some?

come here then my little whore and i'll give it to you straight from the tap. :-*