- 25 Jan 10, 19:10#181462
Great news scotty congrats
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texasmr2 wrote:Great news scotty congratsCheers. And same to you with your progress. Don't ya just love it when things start coming together?!.
scotty wrote:So i got my uni results from last semester today, see i have to get 60% in some modules to pass (rather than 40% like most cases) and i was worried about em all christmas... turns out i had nothing to worry about in the slightest!congrates mateyPhew. Feeling quite chuffed today now.


Jabberwocky wrote:For once I have managed to keep a new years resolution going for more than a week. I have been to the Gym and got some rather nice drugs from the doc's that is going my quest of getting "ripped" brilliantlyStarted a 10 week gym cycle today, had 6 weeks off.
3kg lost so far
scotty wrote:So i got my uni results from last semester today, see i have to get 60% in some modules to pass (rather than 40% like most cases) and i was worried about em all christmas... turns out i had nothing to worry about in the slightest!Awesome stuffPhew. Feeling quite chuffed today now.
McLaren wrote:Well done Scotty,Tex,Jabber. deMuRe not so sure with you but hey haha.Many thanks from me and I agree well done scotty and Jabberwocky but I'm kinda worried about deMuRe. The 'easy way out' will have longterm detrimental effects, ask me how I know and I'll write you a book. Of course if your just yanking chains deMuRe please disregard my statement
texasmr2 wrote:Nah I'm not joking. I'm an experienced gym user and I'm adopting a little chemical help, I live with a doctor and it's all under control.McLaren wrote:Well done Scotty,Tex,Jabber. deMuRe not so sure with you but hey haha.Many thanks from me and I agree well done scotty and Jabberwocky but I'm kinda worried about deMuRe. The 'easy way out' will have longterm detrimental effects, ask me how I know and I'll write you a book. Of course if your just yanking chains deMuRe please disregard my statement.
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bud wrote:Creatine supplements demure? problem with them is they build you up and if you dont keep them up then you turn to fat!Actually Sir bud your misinformed. Creatines are virtually if not calorie free and its main purpose is to assist in the flow of nutrients and the hydration of muscle tissue. These two attributes are attained by the relaxation of the arterial musculature thus in turn the blood vessels are allowed to fully expand with minimum restriction. That in turn leads to more nutrient absorbtion by the muscle while keeping said muscle fibre fully hydrated thus the 'pump' that is acquired. I use a creatine supplement that needs no loading process and is immediately absorbed into ones system.
scotty wrote:So i got my uni results from last semester today, see i have to get 60% in some modules to pass (rather than 40% like most cases) and i was worried about em all christmas... turns out i had nothing to worry about in the slightest!Thats brill!!!!!!!Phew. Feeling quite chuffed today now.
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