interesting argument

[Tuffoldman]

I still can't believe that Anthony Roberts is still spewing information. Not saying that some of his information is not valid but it's funny how the internet or this part of the internet just accepts everything he says is fact. When I was over at steroid dot com my Lord did people bow down to him.

 

[tommyguns2]

I think I have a needle fetish. I have boxes of 18 up to 27. I have some caths and tubing coming in soon so I can drain myself. Actually since I'm just letting it all out. Had wife blindfold in a spreader bar this morning then hands bound tied to the top of door. Had a plug then a harness attached to her that holds the magic wand in place. After the whip and ruler I iced her up and put some smaller needles in her thighs. Ok I probably should have kept all that to myself. Yea I should have

Yes, you should have.

 

[MR. BMJ]

So Anthony Roberts was a member over on Anabolic Fitness in the early 2000's where I was a Mod at. He had posted at a few other sites like CEM, EF, Anabolic Review, and a few others as well during that time. Anyway, this guy didn't even know how to put together a cycle, nor did he even know what most of the compounds even were. He was asking all of us to help him put together a cycle for him, total NEWB questions. Then about half a year later, maybe a whole whoppin' year, he posted on the forum that he was going to write a book on steroids and asked us for advice and I guess you could say, support. We were all like, 'Okay, sure dude....good luck I guess.' Nothing bad or anything like that to the guy...I mean, we all wanted to see a guy make it. However, many of us wondered how the heck he would even be able to write anything being so new to it all within a year's time. Anyway, he comes out with a book and he starts calling himself a guru and expert and shit like that. He has a degree in journalism, so he is good at writing....and bullshitting I guess you could say. The funny thing is, he plagiarized a lot of his material and did not give any references for it all. One of the guys he plagiarized was Nandi, who was the owner of CEM at the time. His ego grew to astronomical measures, but he had a fan base of clowns, like most morons on the forums do, who also hyped him up. Most of that occurred over at EF and a few other forums. He stuck his nose in everything because he thought he could write about it and act like he knew everything....much like he did when he placed himself being in the 90's when a lot of the sources started, like BD et al. He wasn't even around, but he wrote like he was right smack in the middle of it all. I had a whole post over at AFboard (before it crashed after a year of running) showing all his newb posts. It was all lost after a few board crashes.

Some of his material may or may not be the truth, a broken clock is right twice per day, but you have to question on whether he wrote it or if he ripped it off from somebody.

 

[Thrawn]

So Anthony Roberts was a member over on Anabolic Fitness in the early 2000's where I was a Mod at. He had posted at a few other sites like CEM, EF, Anabolic Review, and a few others as well during that time. Anyway, this guy didn't even know how to put together a cycle, nor did he even know what most of the compounds even were. He was asking all of us to help him put together a cycle for him, total NEWB questions. Then about half a year later, maybe a whole whoppin' year, he posted on the forum that he was going to write a book on steroids and asked us for advice and I guess you could say, support. We were all like, 'Okay, sure dude....good luck I guess.' Nothing bad or anything like that to the guy...I mean, we all wanted to see a guy make it. However, many of us wondered how the heck he would even be able to write anything being so new to it all within a year's time. Anyway, he comes out with a book and he starts calling himself a guru and expert and shit like that. He has a degree in journalism, so he is good at writing....and bullshitting I guess you could say. The funny thing is, he plagiarized a lot of his material and did not give any references for it all. One of the guys he plagiarized was Nandi, who was the owner of CEM at the time. His ego grew to astronomical measures, but he had a fan base of clowns, like most morons on the forums do, who also hyped him up. Most of that occurred over at EF and a few other forums. He stuck his nose in everything because he thought he could write about it and act like he knew everything....much like he did when he placed himself being in the 90's when a lot of the sources started, like BD et al. He wasn't even around, but he wrote like he was right smack in the middle of it all. I had a whole post over at AFboard (before it crashed after a year of running) showing all his newb posts. It was all lost after a few board crashes.

Some of his material may or may not be the truth, a broken clock is right twice per day, but you have to question on whether he wrote it or if he ripped it off from somebody.

Way back time machine is great for pulling old info that people think is gone

 

[Thrawn]

Who remembers this board
In

K9 2000

 

[Thrawn]

Who remembers this board
InView attachment 14485K9 2000

2nd pic I even circled my name

 

[Thrawn]

I sure some remember 2ez and ph

 

[Thrawn]

Or truemuscle

 

[Thrawn]

Here's me, shine. Lucky, growinboy

and pecs

 

[Thrawn]

This one needs no introduction here.