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Clavicular on steroids: “It’s literally a video game cheat code” “When I first started lifting, I was really into pharmacology and steroid usage. It was literally like a video game cheat code. That’s what it almost feels like. When I had access to all these things, it seemed so... show more

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people will literally do everything except train hard and eat clean for five years straight XD

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The key here is “when I first started lifting” with or without roids you’re going to see your biggest gains in the first month you first start training seriously

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I truly wish sometimes people like this would stfu and take the money and run Dude talks about caloric surplus, taking tren, and can’t bench more than 135 This is like hiring a trainer 40lbs overweight from planet fitness thinking you’ll lose weight

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dude os poisoning his body and calling it a cheat code lol

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this twink is weak af

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Feat. @Clavicular0 @Channel5iveNews

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Brian's Beacon6 ay önce

There’s been a lot of cases of bodybuilders who took steroids that died young in their 40s. Short term thinking for short term gains can blind you from looking at the long term picture.

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Waffles and Pies6 ay önce

bro gave havibg normal size balls for smaller balls for neglible test gains at a young age

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Brent Swancer6 ay önce

Life is "pay to win."

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I don’t think he’s ever used a cheat code in a video game. Look I made it so Tony Hawk has infinite balance! Sick!

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Dude looks natural.

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Who the fuck is this? What is that name and he looks like every other little bitch at the gym ?!??

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Gregg Waters6 ay önce

None of this is based around facts. He doesn’t understand what he’s trying to talk about

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The game got too easy with all the ‘cheat codes’ but it wasn’t sustainable

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What I could do if I was twenty again. Zero need for hormones at that age.

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There’s no such thing as a cheat code. You take something and you give something in return. He’ll learn the hard way.

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"kind of" buddy you are still a literal blob

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Alchemy: The Principle of Equivalent Exchange - "To gain something, something of equal value must be given up or lost." He'll learn that you have to pay a price for these "cheat codes." 😌

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actual cheat code anyone who says otherwise is coping tbh

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Don’t do steroids!

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I can see how that perspective would resonate with many. It’s fascinating how the allure of shortcuts can tempt us, but the real journey often lies in the hard work and dedication. There's something incredibly fulfilling about achieving goals through perseverance.

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This dude needs help

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Joey6 ay önce

This kid a Total Fucking Loser 🤣😝🤣😝🤣

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I rarely do games, but I told Astra to make me a game like FTL and switched to other stuff. I started hearing some music and went to check, it was playing the game it made. I wonder if it'll get see super mad and try to toss its version of the ipad when it dies on the final boss at 1HP

I rarely do games, but I told Astra to make me a game like FTL and switched to other stuff. I started hearing some music and went to check, it was playing the game it made. I wonder if it'll get see super mad and try to toss its version of the ipad when it dies on the final boss at 1HP

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Zendaya reveals how she freaked out when Tom Holland told her about starring in The Odyssey. "He had the script, and I may have taken a little peek. I had to know. He had a Christopher Nolan script in my house, what am I gonna do? So I looked" "Then he went off to his meeting, and when he came home, I was like, 'Okay! Tell me all about it! How was it? What was it like?' You know what I mean? I was so ready, so excited" "And he goes, 'Read this again.' And I was like, 'What? Why? We just read it last night.' He was like, 'Read it again, but with Athena in mind.' And I was like, 'Yo, stop it right there'" "I freaked out. I was so grateful. And the fact that he got to be the one to tell me, it was so special"

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Mike Conley on if he was trying to start trouble at the end of the game passing it up to Jaden McDaniels “(Laughs) nah that was a slip up, that’s all on me I take the blame… as soon as I threw it I looked and I was like “ah it’s Jaden” I almost put my hands on my head and I was like “maybe he won’t” and then as soon as I saw him when the ball kind of bounced a couple times “it’s over man” you can even see me like lower my head”

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