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[quote]I tended to like the wolf better.[/quote] Absolutely. The wolf was great. He is how the main character should have been. The main character should have been calling the wolf "little brother"....

re: The Judge Order just elected Trump.

Posted by PrezCock on 4/15/24 at 7:13 pm
[quote]What is it the right says? If he didn't do anything wrong, he has nothing to be worried abo[/quote] The right doesn't say that. Try again. Perhaps you are confused with what Joseph Goebbels once said, "If you have nothing to fear, you have nothing to hide." And as we all know, Goebbe...
[quote]TL;DR - testosterone is 262. What do I do next?[/quote] I was kind of in the same boat too. Started test last year at 44yo with a test level of 304. I was feeling run down and fatigued. My workouts never really suffered because I've been training forever and it's just a part of my life....
[quote]Any thoughts on good listens?[/quote] Going Home series by A. American. Have fun at the clinic. There's nothing like MTB....
[quote]It was one of those “we have to do something, even if it’s not the right thing” kind of deals after the Ben Johnson fiasco in 88 Olympics He’ll just last year they made it stupid hard to get peptides even if you have a script[/quote] They also had to categorize Anabolic Steroids as a Na...
I've found that sometimes female authors have a problem if their main protagonist is a man. I feel like they incorporate too many feelings into what the man is thinking. Robin Hobb's Farseer Trilogy is a good example. Funny think is, it was recommended to me by a woman. I just felt like the main...

re: Does nicotine affect testosterone?

Posted by PrezCock on 3/29/24 at 3:59 pm
Exactly. I dipped for 15 years, and ironically quit while I was in the Army. I never felt like it effected my performance at all. As I said earlier, studies show that it does decrease it, but I think the changes are negligible....

re: Gifting my son a handgun ?

Posted by PrezCock on 3/29/24 at 1:24 pm
[quote]I would like to gift him a handgun[/quote] Kew, I think you worded your question wrong. From my understanding you had already gifted him this handgun back when he lived with you in Louisiana. So when he comes to visit, he will only be picking up his handgun that you've been keeping a ...

re: Does nicotine affect testosterone?

Posted by PrezCock on 3/28/24 at 11:58 am
[link=(https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=nicotine%20effects%20on%20testosterone%20levels)]https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=nicotine%20effects%20on%20testosterone%20levels[/link] Pubmed link for your search. A cursory look at some of the research seems to point that nicotine use decrease...
[quote]How did you know when it was time?[/quote] As said earlier, you know it's time when it effects your quality of life. If your knee(s) are limiting your physical activity than you have a big problem. Decreased activity will lead to increased weight and decreased metabolism. Which in turn ...
[quote]Why?[/quote] Like the others said, it was for the Money. The Lannister's source of wealth for hundreds of years were their gold mines and they went dry. They needed to ally themselves with the Tyrell's because they were the richest from their fertile farm lands....

re: Experiences on gunbroker.com?

Posted by PrezCock on 3/25/24 at 8:17 pm
I used it to sell an Arsenal SGL-21 a little while back. It sold very quick and the site was very easy to use. The only hiccup was that we had to use a secondary company to put payment in escrow until the rifle was inspected. Other than that it was great. Definitely a legit company....
[quote]I gave in because I FELT I HAD TO![/quote] Absolutely! I've been in the same position a few times myself. And each time I asked myself, " Is this what's best for the company?". Crazy thing is, the answer was always yes. Who would have thought. ...
[quote]I really enjoyed the Covenant of Steel books.[/quote] This was an excellent series. I finished it in less than 2 weeks. I'm not a fast reader, but this series had me committed very early on. It's one of those series you wished were 8 books long with 1000 pages per book (something Sander...
[quote]So protein has 4 calories per Gram[/quote] Yes. And it's the same as carbs. Fats are 9 calories per gram. But the one that most people do not know is that Alcohol is 7 calories per gram. When you talk about your "beer gut", take a look at all the calories your alcohol intake is causi...

re: Lifting Shoes

Posted by PrezCock on 3/15/24 at 7:11 am
[quote]I notice that when I’m pushing up on my squats, the weight ends up on the front of my feet.[/quote] This is very common. For the most part you are relying on your quads to finish your lift. Work on glute and hamstring recruitment. When it comes to shoes, most running/athletic shoes ha...
Breath work is and has been a common practice for a very long time. Recent studies have shown that certain breathing patterns stimulate the Vagus Nerve which in turn causes an uptick in your Parasympathetic Nervous System (part of your Autonomic Nervous System that regulates rest, digestion, recove...
[quote]What's that?[/quote] Death by Snu Snu Futurama link [link=(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3f8sjzETQ5o)]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3f8sjzETQ5o[/link]...
Sounds like you have a TFCC injury. Usually pain on that ulnar side of the wrist is indicative of TFCC dysfunction. Carpal Tunnel would have numbness, tingling, some pain, but you are looking at thumb and fingers as the location. TFCC injuries are sharp and painful and definitely get aggravated...
Where are you getting symptoms? What are your symptoms?...