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[master.on]

I understand it goes through the liver BUT would half as much injected be easier on the liver than twice the amount oral?

ALL steroids in blood pass trough the liver, no matter if they came in from the gut or from a pin.
There's no harm reduction from injecting them.

OTOH liver damage is overstated. You're fine as long as you don't use then nonstop, and get bloodwork to show that liver enzymes got back to normal before starting the next cycle.

Shut the fuck up, you know nothing about the constitution or law enforcement

 

[Sdryx]

And who the hell needs a warrant anyways... wow you guys are WAY overthinking things...

Ever see someone get SWATTED?

Think if there's a woman screaming rape inside a home and a cop walks by they need to call for a warrant? (don't over think it... a cop just needs to say he thought he heard a woman screaming from inside... a baby crying inside... anything that needed immediate attention requiring him to enter without hesitation). Good luck getting all the drugs they found not entered into evidence without a fuckin million dollar lawyer!

Warrants.... lol you guys. If they want you... they just figure out a way to get you is all. Don't let them put a target on you. Once it's on you, you are already finished at that point.

 

[AnTabolic73]

You are acting like these titles they have make them inaccessible. They are people, with cell phones and speed dial... who likely party discretely with some of the people they are getting warrant requests from.

They are easily accessible despite their fancy titles.

You're right. To an extent. But cops and district attorneys/judges bump heads all the the time.

They just dont see things the same way. Cops are trained to charge the highest possible crime. And they also are only held to reasonable cause to believe as their burden of proof.

Da/judges have a higher burden of proof. They have to have beyond a reasonable doubt. They usually dont pursue the top charge unless they think they can win it for sure. Theyll in all likelihood make an offer either way to avoid trial.

Da/judges shut cops down regularly. They look at then as below them. Probably cuz they went to law school and cops havent. But it falls down to different schools of thought really.

But yes. I know cops that are married to assistant da. And judges probably too. But scum bags are scum bags. You can find then in all walks of life.

 

[AnTabolic73]

And who the hell needs a warrant anyways... wow you guys are WAY overthinking things...

Ever see someone get SWATTED?

Think if there's a woman screaming rape inside a home and a cop walks by they need to call for a warrant? (don't over think it... a cop just needs to say he thought he heard a woman screaming from inside... a baby crying inside... anything that needed immediate attention requiring him to enter without hesitation). Good luck getting all the drugs they found not entered into evidence without a fuckin million dollar lawyer!

Warrants.... lol you guys. If they want you... they just figure out a way to get you is all. Don't let them put a target on you. Once it's on you, you are already finished at that point.

You're right again. I dont want to go into the 4 levels of police intrusion. But no they dont need a warrant under certain circumstances.

 

[rpbb]

You're right. To an extent. But cops and district attorneys/judges bump heads all the the time.

They just dont see things the same way. Cops are trained to charge the highest possible crime. And they also are only held to reasonable cause to believe as their burden of proof.

Da/judges have a higher burden of proof. They have to have beyond a reasonable doubt. They usually dont pursue the top charge unless they think they can win it for sure. Theyll in all likelihood make an offer either way to avoid trial.

Da/judges shut cops down regularly. They look at then as below them. Probably cuz they went to law school and cops havent. But it falls down to different schools of thought really.

But yes. I know cops that are married to assistant da. And judges probably too. But scum bags are scum bags. You can find then in all walks of life.

He's exactly right, and you going into one of your long winded posts about nothing is just more bullshit. You must think if you speak enough, people will think you're right.

 

[AnTabolic73]

He's exactly right, and you going into one of your long winded posts about nothing is just more bullshit. You must think if you speak enough, people will think you're right.

Sigh. You're very emotional lately.

 

[Sdryx]

You're right. To an extent. But cops and district attorneys/judges bump heads all the the time.

They just dont see things the same way. Cops are trained to charge the highest possible crime. And they also are only held to reasonable cause to believe as their burden of proof.

Da/judges have a higher burden of proof. They have to have beyond a reasonable doubt. They usually dont pursue the top charge unless they think they can win it for sure. Theyll in all likelihood make an offer either way to avoid trial.

Da/judges shut cops down regularly. They look at then as below them. Probably cuz they went to law school and cops havent. But it falls down to different schools of thought really.

But yes. I know cops that are married to assistant da. And judges probably too. But scum bags are scum bags. You can find then in all walks of life.

Where did you get this from??? TV I'm guessing??

They are fuckin BRO's! They snort coke together on the weekends!!!

You are acting like they aren't human. They just have professional jobs. All this shit you are bringing up about proof and reasonableness is for the courts... NOT for when they are pissed off and sitting there at work staring at your name on the computer screen and want to call up their bro for your warrant.

You have no idea how it really works inside.

 

[Robfromga]

You guys watch way too much TV

If a cop wants to bust you, he's going to bust you
You are doing something illegal. Road stop is the easiest, "he swerved". It's called a sobriety check. If you happen to be holding something, nothing else is going to matter.

What you fucking internet legal guiness don't get, you don't have to be guilty to be arrested. But you will have to go through the process. Which will at the very very least cost you thousands, and easily tens of thousands . Plus time in jail . Probable loss of your job. Snow ball effect.

Any amount of raw is manufacturing + whatever else they want to throw at you . It's not like getting busted with a roach.

 

[AnTabolic73]

Where did you get this from??? TV I'm guessing??

They are fuckin BRO's! They snort coke together on the weekends!!!

You are acting like they aren't human. They just have professional jobs. All this shit you are bringing up about proof and reasonableness is for the courts... NOT for when they are pissed off and sitting there at work staring at your name on the computer screen and want to call up their bro for your warrant.

You have no idea how it really works inside.

Real life bro. I obviously cant tell you what i do for a living.

But suffice it to say I'm not learning this from forums or watching blue bloods and law and order.

Lol at sniffing coke together. That'd make for an entertaining movie.

Of course theres scum bags out there. In any profession. It's just not as definite as you're making it seem.

All cops arent sniffing coke with judges.

 

[AnTabolic73]

You guys watch way too much TV

If a cop wants to bust you, he's going to bust you
You are doing something illegal. Road stop is the easiest, "he swerved". It's called a sobriety check. If you happen to be holding something, nothing else is going to matter.

What you fucking internet legal guiness don't get, you don't have to be guilty to be arrested. But you will have to go through the process. Which will at the very very least cost you thousands, and easily tens of thousands . Plus time in jail . Probable loss of your job. Snow ball effect.

Any amount of raw is manufacturing + whatever else they want to throw at you . It's not like getting busted with a roach.

I'll agree with you for once. Being arrested is different from being convicted. Being arrested sucks. And being convicted makes it a lot worse.

 

[Sdryx]

Real life bro. I obviously cant tell you what u do for a living.

But suffice it to say I'm not learning this from forums or watching blue bloods and law and order.

Lol at sniffing coke together. That'd make for an entertaining movie.

Of course theres scum bags out there. In any profession. It's just not as definite as you're making it seem.

All cops arent sniffing cokes with judges.

Well you aren't getting it from real life. Or if you are, you aren't seeing what is being said behind those walls of the police station and are assuming what is being done behind those walls.

I never said all of them were snorting coke with judges. I said they are human and act like humans and not like robots when shit goes down. Kinda like how you and your bros do when shit goes down. You get shit done, you don't sit around and pull out a rule book. People act like robots for court in the strategic execution of litigation only.

 

[Sp2.0]

 

[AnTabolic73]

Well you aren't getting it from real life. Or if you are, you aren't seeing what is being said behind those walls of the police station and are assuming what is being done behind those walls.

I never said all of them were snorting coke with judges. I said they are human and act like humans and not like robots when shit goes down. Kinda like how you and your bros do when shit goes down. You get shit done, you don't sit around and pull out a rule book. People act like robots for court in the strategic execution of litigation only.

Yea of course. But there is a rule book. Criminal procedure law. Penal law. Now obviously some of that is open for interpretation.

 

[Robfromga]

I'll agree with you for once. Being arrested is different from being convicted. Being arrested sucks. And being convicted makes it a lot worse.

No you don't. You're out here talking about warrants and due process . You have no fucking clue, literally about anything in life. The world operates completely opposite as you "think".

 

[Sdryx]

Yea of course. But there is a rule book. Criminal procedure law. Penal law. Now obviously some of that is open for interpretation.

I have literally seen people say that they know it wouldn't hold up in court but fuckin get him anyways and lets see what happens. Still get to rough him up, still get to confiscate all the stuff he has, still get to tarnish his reputation and cost them their job... just the charges will get dropped 6 months from now... either way, job SUCCESSFULLY completed!!!!!!

You have zero clue what you are talking about and are pulling shit out of your ass based on what you saw on the television. You have never worked within any of those agencies you want to describe the process about.

 

[AnTabolic73]

No you don't. You're out here talking about warrants and due process . You have no fucking clue, literally about anything in life. The world operates completely opposite as you "think".

Dude you've posted what you do for a living. You own some type of business I forget what the hell you said.

Unless you're a cop, a prosecutor, or a judge you cant say you know this shit 100%.

Even career criminals, who know this shit better than some lawyers, can't say they know about this 100%.

 

[Rockclimber]

Long story but entertaining... I'll skip it and boil it down to this: in my early 20s I sold steroids to a narcotics detective in my gym. Went on for years and years. Saw him not too long ago, he works for the DEA now and grew a fierce beard. Life is complex, not all cops are bad.

 

[AnTabolic73]

I have literally seen people say that they know it wouldn't hold up in court but fuckin get him anyways and lets see what happens. Still get to rough him up, just the charges will get dropped 6 months from now... either way, job SUCCESSFULLY completed!!!!!!

You have zero clue what you are talking about and are pulling shit out of your ass based on what you saw on the television.

My dude, if I trusted you, or you werent so angry for no reason. I would love to be able to talk to you on a personal level. You could know more about me, me about you.

Like I said to rob, unless you're a cop, lawyer, or judge you cant know how this shit goes 100%. Not what goes on behind the scenes or in front.

 

[AnTabolic73]

Long story but entertaining... I'll skip it and boil it down to this: in my early 20s I sold steroids to a narcotics detective in my gym. Went on for years and years. Saw him not too long ago, he works for the DEA now and grew a fierce beard. Life is complex, not all cops are bad.

I'd love to hear the whole story.

 

[Sdryx]

My dude, if I trusted you, or you werent so angry for no reason. I would love to be able to talk to you on a personal level. You could know more about me, me about you.

Like I said to rob, unless you're a cop, lawyer, or judge you cant know how this shit goes 100%. Not what goes on behind the scenes or in front.

The fact is I DO KNOW how shit goes down within some of those agencies.

You just watch television and give out legal advice based on television shows and type out your ass in defense of sources is all.