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Re: SET BACK FOR WHYTE!
Posted: 09 Nov 2012, 12:03
by danconnollyeire
warmachine wrote:
Ironic, then, that you ended up looking like a huge tit when caught, no?
yeah like ur mum[/quote]
Haha welcome back to the forum... or school. His tit point was valid as that's how it look
Was you waiting for your name to come up in a post?
Re: SET BACK FOR WHYTE!
Posted: 09 Nov 2012, 12:07
by danconnollyeire
banjo wrote:stujones wrote:banjo wrote:What happened to the days of steak, cigarettes and beer? Now it's all Nellywellyhixxypoppydropeline or some shite.
Haha - well the two times Ricky Hatton didn't balloon up in weight between fights and I am sure neglected his morning fry up was against Mayweather and Pacquiao.
But seriously I don't understand these supplements, do they really make that much of a difference?
Some of the fittest people I've seen in gym eat extremely clean, organic etc. Don't put anything non-natural in the body as if it's not natural it causes toxins. They're a quick, lazy mans fix and in the long term no!
Re: SET BACK FOR WHYTE!
Posted: 09 Nov 2012, 12:24
by palooka
Some of the fittest and biggest at the weight boxers I've seen have advertismens for CNP on their shorts, some are sponsored and advertise these things.
Re: SET BACK FOR WHYTE!
Posted: 09 Nov 2012, 12:25
by danconnollyeire
palooka wrote:Some of the fittest and biggest at the weight boxers I've seen have advertismens for CNP on their shorts, some are sponsored and advertise these things.
Doesn't mean they take it... just get paid to wear it
Re: SET BACK FOR WHYTE!
Posted: 09 Nov 2012, 12:31
by palooka
danconnollyeire wrote:palooka wrote:Some of the fittest and biggest at the weight boxers I've seen have advertismens for CNP on their shorts, some are sponsored and advertise these things.
Doesn't mean they take it... just get paid to wear it
Fair point Dan
Re: SET BACK FOR WHYTE!
Posted: 09 Nov 2012, 13:06
by Glass Joe
Re: SET BACK FOR WHYTE!
Posted: 09 Nov 2012, 13:25
by stujones
TheCobra wrote:clopixolacuphase wrote:I once knew a steroid user who said exactly the same things: that he knew what he was doing, wasn't using harmful amounts and was well educated into what he was putting into his body.
He has heart problems, high blood pressure, chronic depression and fleeting suicidal thoughts.
But it was nothing to do with his years of cycling on and and off steroids. Nothing at all.
Nail on the head mate, it's a dangerous cycle that these users enter into. Such a casual approach that unfortunately it would appear Larry has also bought into. Casually pop this into your body and 'oh well, may as well have a bit of this to stop the bitch tits', erm, it's an anti-cancer drug that completely changes the hormone balance in your body. Amazing what these people are willing to do just to have the 'body beautiful'.
I don't care what degree you've got, putting substances into your body on a regular basis will lead to side-effects and potential long-term damage to organs, nervous system etc etc. Each to their own if it's just pumping weights to look like rhino man, but it's such a dangerous game when coming into a fighting sport with that casual approach to drug use.
Would agree and also very little is really truly understood about SOME drugs and the receptors they bind on to affect our behaviour / health / Physiology etc. Its only really in the last 100 years that we knew receptors existed and more and more are getting found as microscopic equipment is known. For example, relatively little (it is improving) is known about the receptor that Cannabis binds too to affect our behaviour, very little is known about the chemicals these receptors bind to when not taking it externally. Technology is improving and we are finding out more, but I think it would be naive to claim everyone knows everything inside out and back to front.
Even Medical doctors occasionally are unware of WHY some medications make us feel better etc.
Re: SET BACK FOR WHYTE!
Posted: 09 Nov 2012, 13:27
by banjo
danconnollyeire wrote:
Some of the fittest people I've seen in gym eat extremely clean, organic etc. Don't put anything non-natural in the body as if it's not natural it causes toxins. They're a quick, lazy mans fix and in the long term no!
Ah, just wondering as I keep myself in good condition, press ups, pull ups, sit ups, weights and I run 10-15 miles per week and that's fueled by grease and Stella Artois.
Re: SET BACK FOR WHYTE!
Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 07:42
by danconnollyeire
banjo wrote:danconnollyeire wrote:
Some of the fittest people I've seen in gym eat extremely clean, organic etc. Don't put anything non-natural in the body as if it's not natural it causes toxins. They're a quick, lazy mans fix and in the long term no!
Ah, just wondering as I keep myself in good condition, press ups, pull ups, sit ups, weights and I run 10-15 miles per week and that's fueled by grease and Stella Artois.
So did I at the mo