Favorite team:South Carolina 
Location:Myrtle Beach
Biography:USC Alum, Daughter graduated. Currently 1st year law school,, Season ticket holder
Interests:Golf, sports, travel
Occupation:Partner in investment firm
Number of Posts:150
Registered on:10/3/2018
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re: Testosterone 535 Free Test 8.7

Posted by ClusterCock on 2/10/26 at 10:39 am to
For 20 years I was getting a shot every 2 weeks. I would drive to the Drs office an hour away. I would bring my golf clubs and play at a nearby course.

At 65 (a year ago) I started giving myself injections once a week 100 mg. I feel more "consistent". Once every 2 weeks left me dragging before the next shot.

re: Idiosyncrasies You Do

Posted by ClusterCock on 1/28/26 at 8:49 am to
Keys, Wallet, Phone

At my age, add Glasses

re: Aquablation Procedure

Posted by ClusterCock on 1/21/26 at 9:40 am to
Yes, Barrister, PSA was bouncing around in the high end of the normal range for years. Then it shot up.

re: Aquablation Procedure

Posted by ClusterCock on 1/20/26 at 3:43 pm to
This was my post (below) from a couple of year ago. I have been very happy with my surgery. Frequent urination is eliminated completely. Still get up to pee once or twice at night. Sex is good. Overall, I couldn't be happier. If you have specific questions, I'll be glad to answer.


65 years old - been dealing with enlarged prostate for several years. Decided to get the surgery to help relieve the frequent urination and weak stream.

They were several options, TURP, Urolift and some others. Aquablation is less invasive with quicker healing and it last 10 years. Some of the others last 5 years.

The procedure goes thru your penis into your prostate and pressure washes a donut hole thru your prostate. With an enlarged prostate your urethra is constricted and it makes peeing painful and often unproductive.

I have my 2 week post surgery follow up tomorrow. I am peeing much easier and forceful. I've been in the "don't do anything strenuous" phase since surgery and hope to get cleared to resume normal activity. No sex either for the last 2 weeks, really haven't felt like it. I'm anxious to go out beer drinking and see if I can make it home without it being a photo finish.



re: Aquablation Procedure

Posted by ClusterCock on 1/20/26 at 10:09 am to
Are talking about prostate aquablation?
and one of the ones that didn't coach with Saban is now the coach at Alabama.

re: Birmingham Bowl

Posted by ClusterCock on 12/30/25 at 9:15 am to
I saw the Gamecocks pay there twice. I'm a glutton for punishment.
Aja - Steely Dan. 1977 - my freshman year.

re: LaNorris Sellers

Posted by ClusterCock on 12/15/25 at 9:44 am to
I got thru about 10 seconds of that sh!t before clicking out of it.
Mrs. Cluster Cock and I watched it last night. We both thought it was 30 minutes too long. Some of it should have been cut out.
Was Ray Tanner, the best example of Great Coach - Terrible AD.
Slight hijack - I've never worn a glove (Like Freddie Couples with 1/1000th of the skill). What does the board recommend for grips?
Thanks

re: Flu shot opinions

Posted by ClusterCock on 9/23/25 at 9:29 am to
Sometime got the flu shot but never again

re: ”Save our sidewalks”

Posted by ClusterCock on 8/29/25 at 9:41 am to
She tripped on the paint and can't get up
And his wife was Sports Illustrated swimsuit model.
Yes, LSU please make Clempson STFU.

I was on the sidelines before the Carolina/LSU game last year and enjoyed talking with your fans that made the trip. Looking forward to our trip to Baton Rouge.
I don't like it, you don't like it, nobody likes it, but you can damn be sure that everybody will be doing it.
I'm afraid to start adding it up.

Platinum Spur - $15,750
Parking spot - $5,000
4 tix in The Zone - $6,500 or so
1 away game a year - this year Ole Miss. Cost - to be determined.
Bowl game - Cost - to be determined.

300 miles round trip from Myrtle Beach
hotel after night games
It all starts adding up