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Old 01-Jun-03, 07:18 PM   #16
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LMAO!!! - you guys are hilarious. I have to give JOMO credit though. Although his posts were off the wall and annoying (to me), he wasn't ever blatantly rude (that I remember). Daii daii is not only posting to get a reaction, he is rude to boot.
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Old 02-Jun-03, 05:10 AM   #17
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Yknow, I agree that daii daii clearly doesn't know what he's talking about... but if you read his posts in a "Mr. T" voice, they are much more enjoyable.
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Old 02-Jun-03, 07:08 AM   #18
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LMAO!!!!! That's hilarious!
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Old 03-Jun-03, 04:41 PM   #19
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haha that's awesome symzie
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hehehehhehehe Symzie thats quality LMAO!!!!

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Old 08-Jun-03, 10:20 PM   #21
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Avoid Creatine...


Creatine is a complete waste of money, and yet...many, many people are using this substance in very large dosages, thinking that it is advantageous to them. The side effect potential of this substance is enormous, with kidney failure a very real possibility. There has been no long term testing of this substance, and yet...it appears that most people are not at all concerned with the potential long term effects. Elevated levels of creatine are indicated in people who have had heart attacks, which is not very consistent in maintaining heath. It is very apparent that creatine is extremely popular but this is due to mass marketing, and nothing else. All research pertaining to creatine is not to be believed, for there is much more to all of this than most people will accept, except for those who truly wish to obtain knowledge and understanding as to what is truly helpful to them, so as to enhance their recovery from training. I personally consider creatine to be a very dangerous substance and I will never offer it for sale.
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Old 08-Jun-03, 11:40 PM   #22
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Very good for you. There have been many studies that have shown creatine as a athletic enhancer, and we all have our own opinions on athletic supplements. What may work for me may not work for you. If taking creatine adds a steady amount of gain in strength and muscle mass, be it psychological or physical i am willing to pay the $5 a month for it.
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