Pwned? Hold the **** on. And whats up with that computer geek language bull ****, go play some warcraft or something.
To Mygeeto:
1) Can is the operative word here. Gregg Valentino is an example of improper synthol use. He is to synthol what say Paul Borressen is to AAS. His results do not reflect on synthol as a whole. Gregg Valentino also used huge amounts of AAS, GH, and slin. But that doesnt mean that AAS, GH, slin are not excellent tool for bodybuilders or that anyone using these
substances will look retarded like him.
2) Thats what I said. Whats your point.
3) I could give a **** about Shawn Ray. And Flex Wheeler who did use synthol beat Shawn Ray numerous times at the Olympia. And dont ****ing tell me to be quiet.
4) The superfreaks of today, like Ruhl are on ass loads of AAS, GH, igf, slin, mgf, and probably a lot of **** you or i have never heard of. These guys will do anything to be the best and push their physique to greater limits. Where do they draw the line? I dont know and you dont either.
To Sparky:
Great you posted a pic of synthol gone bad like that proves your point. Go look at a pic of Flex Wheeler and tell me where the vascularity is. If you dont believe me then perhaps you will believe Dave Palumbo, this is from October 2007 MD:
Dave: If you inject the oil deep enough into the muscle using a 22 gauge .5'' needle the muscle will actually look harder and more ripped. The biggest mistake most users make is that they use a 1/2'' insulin pin when spot-injecting and then they wonder why the oil looks like it's under the skin.
Wikipedia is not a good source of information about body building drugs as evidenced by the fact it says: [synthol] is a cosmetic that
simply creates scar tissue. That is not accurate at all. Synthol can create scar tissue but that is not why it makes the muscles look bigger. AAS use can create scar tissue too. Finally, like it or not synthol is in bodybuilding and is definetly alive and well in the IFBB. Like it or not its here to stay. And I dont have a problem with Lou's calf implants.