minor69ner

I kept about half my gains, 10 lbs in 8 weeks

You know that little excited feeling you get when you notice you've received a new message?

I know you just experienced it.

Nah, I don't think I'll be trying them anytime soon. I did much research on them and I came to the conclusion that in their current form, they are useless. The SARMs being sold right now are impure (containing up to 10% impurities) and aren't strong enough to provide any real muscle growth. I spent hours reading logs and sure, you're going to get some of the users who want to believe that they're gaining muscle because of the money they spent, but some neutral parties have logged it and determined that it simply doesn't do much (besides destroying your eyesight at night, probably a result of the impurity). The current SARMs might not sufficiently enough bind to the AR, hopefully a second generation of SARMs will redeem this drug class.

W&C

That's okay.

Why?

I'm not familiar with any of the Insulin products you mentioned, I assume they are veterinary insulin.. Regardless the fastest-acting insulin is always the best for performance enhancement, in the sense that it is the safest. I recommend Humulin-R or Semilenete now that I have learned the latter is fast acting. Humalog is the best if you can obtain it.

Point taken. Change the "surely" to possibly.

Only one out of a thousand drunk drivers is ever prosecuted.

"So I can rape and murder, but it's ok because I have an infinite amount of life times in which I can become holy?"

Hardly. Actions have consequences, and while God will not punish you, society surely will.

That said, I would venture to say that most--if not all of us--have committed rape and murder in past lives. Most of us manage to transcend this.

To respond to your question--there are no "evil" people. There are just people who have a different way of loooking at the world.

But what of those who do great harm, you may ask. Know this--we are all immortal, eternal, invulnerable and have innumerable lifetimes in which to pursure spiritual perfection--what happens in any one individual lifetime is--in the long run--irrelevant.