accidentaljedi173
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All you did was open a place for all those people to troll you. Which looks like you succeeded in that.
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Benf15harp
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curveball2025
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Correct, and that shows two things. My ignorance, and their immaturity. Adults acting like children.
accidentaljedi173
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Reasonably, someone who has contributed zero to the forum, shouldn't express how others should contribute to the forum. All forms of personalities in here. Who are you to tell them how they should conduct themselves? Are you in Walmart telling people how to act because they disturbed your buying a Snickers?
bigMoJo
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First things first Iris... none of my posts are ever "irrelevant chatter." Let's get that straight. "Ridiculous" is a much more appropriate description. 
Yeah, that doesn't make sense to me either... OP has his own private pharma "source."
Yeah, that doesn't make sense to me either... OP has his own private pharma "source."
Intrepid
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You should make a thread and cry about it OP. Seems like the most logical thing to do
curveball2025
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Easy enough. I will just keep adding to ignore. +2
Grey Spartan
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Definitely the most "mature" thing to do..
bigMoJo
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Sir, with all due respect, yes, your ignorance. If you took the time to read some of the other Harm Reduction threads—Blood Pressure, BP Meds, Liver & meds, Kidney & meds, Filtering, Nutrition, Serum Blood Testing, etc.—you would have seen and benefited from incredible contributers—some whom you've insulted—who not only share scientific data, but years of experience, among other serious knowledge.
Instead, you went to a "source" thread and expected "serious" people, then started this thread to complain about it. It's all you've done here and it shows. Is this starting to help you see how ignorant we think YOU are? Are you waking up?
"When you step into the jungle, you better BRING IT!"
Astartes
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lmao… Brilliant.
You try to join a brotherhood, alienate the most knowledgeable members with your arrogance and immaturity….before even understanding the social dynamic…. Then try to spin it on them.
Laughable, and typical. You won’t last 6 months.
While you are at it, go join the military or a biker club and complain about the way things work 90 days in. Make sure you express your “brilliant” and mature view points.
The irony is absolutely delightful
Pssssst… We smell Twink boys like you a mile off and intentionally run you out. Just wasn’t sure if you got that or not…
It's all even false maturity. The way I see it (and I may be 100% wrong) but bro got in his feelings after He was semi trolled (just 1-2 comments) for suggesting a Source not test for a substance and that we should take the source's word for it.
If He was so concerned about Harm (and waste) reduction why
1) Suggest a vendor/source not test for guaiacol just because same vendor/source claims not to use guaiacol?
2) Create a seemingly useless thread that clogs up space in the forum, just to complain about useless discussions... when he could have simply stated this on that thread?
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carbon adams
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Grey Spartan
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If the vial is air tight and it is completely full of oil/water and air, once the syringe is inserted the excess air will "push back" on the plunger. This is the reason you inject air into the vial before you draw the oil/water it into the syringe. So the oil/water will fill the syringe more quickly.
carbon adams
Banned
Hello yes , in my question I went into more detail
Let me parasummary.
I inject air into vial with syringe for my dose. With test c 200 it stay down after I do that.
But with different compound when I push air down into vial for my dose , after pushing air down into vial , unlike the test c that stay down , with this compound the plunger shoots back and fills with air. Even when pushing air into it. It won’t stay down.
What would be reason for that?
Intrepid
Banned
You have too much air in the vial, skewing the vacuum of the vial
Just stop injecting more air into the vial that already has too much air and draw from the vial like normal (i actually like my vials with slightly extra air in the vacuum because the oil draws so much quicker)
It's nothing urgent to worry about lol. Just put the needle in (with no extra air), then draw your oil
Grey Spartan
Member
To much air in the vile. Stop putting air into vile and just draw what you need into syringe. Only put air into a vile if what you need from the vile is dripping into syringe.
carbon adams
Banned
This makes sense thanks. Thanks.
But what if it is a super solvent that causes such reaction to shoot back?
Intrepid
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Grey Spartan
Member
Are we talking about AAS/PED or are you trying to change some break fluid on your car/motorcycle?
carbon adams
Banned
Folks I giggle some at the hasty comments regarding my concerns about super solvents causing some type of reactor within the vial environment that cause plunger to push back
But if super solvent can eat rubber vials , such as EO, as I seen reported on meso by some, is it far fetch to think maybe it also has some calibration reaction that causes plunger to push back?
But if super solvent can eat rubber vials , such as EO, as I seen reported on meso by some, is it far fetch to think maybe it also has some calibration reaction that causes plunger to push back?
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