The Greatest Post on Source verification

[TheNeWkID]

Gentlemen, I believe that every man who uses AAS has a method on how they check a website or source and provided it works out. They take the leap of ordering. I am really curious about the vets response. I prefer official resellers with a recent email from manufacturer saying they are gtg. Everyone's input would be great. Years of hard work to master trying not to get scammed in one thread

 

[Wunderpus]

Official resellers of illegal drugs? Or?

 

[heady muscle]

No smoking week prior to posting for you please.

 

[Never Been Pinned]

Wait what???

 

[Jamie]

Can I read his post while smoking weed ?

 

[heady muscle]

I think I should have!

 

[Jamie]

my head is spinning enough after reading op's post , I think I'll hold off till there some clarity on where he's going with this .

 

[rugerjitsu]

This thread had tons of potential, but it was poorly executed. I am disappoint.

 

[Jamie]

I might be talking outta pocket , but I think he may be asking for a " best practice " in choosing a new source , or his best practice or maybe a grilled chicken recipe that's in code .

 

[flexx89]

I always consult w this guy and he steers me in the right direction

 

[Never Been Pinned]

Damn it must be 4-20 where ever he is

 

[roastdawg]

I might be talking outta pocket , but I think he may be asking for a " best practice " in choosing a new source , or his best practice or maybe a grilled chicken recipe that's in code .

Yes this.... Seemed pretty straight forward to me actually.

The main thing I look for are bloods.

 

[romaleos]

Guinea pig yourself and get bloods to verify. That's pretty much the only way to gain experience in this game.

All you gotta know is that you'll one day get burnt if you're playing with fire. If you know that going in, then the consequences will be easier to accept.

Such is life...

 

[sin]

Bloods are a great start assuming you can know with certainty you will be receiving product from the same batch of raws/finished product. Still, hard to have much confidence in this game on your first purchase with any supplier, and even an initial experience that is pleasing does not ensure a pleasurable experience in future purchases. I think one must be prepared to lose every time.

 

[fokai500]

everything i buy I research. Lawn mowers, guns, aas. I research read pages of reviews. Sometime it takes weeks before I commit and buy.

 

[Bighead101]

Yeah, you're gonna get the same answers

everything i buy I research. Lawn mowers, guns, aas. I research read pages of reviews. Sometime it takes weeks before I commit and buy.

over and over. No need for a thread. This is answered in ever thread asking for sources before everyone flames them lol. Every ugl is a big risk. It's like flipping a coin for heads or tails. The thing that makes a source good isn't whether their gear will be bunk sometimes. But how they handle the situation. If they make good when a problem arises then they're good. I could go to a source and get 10x bloods, then you order and get 3x. All sources are taking the same risk you are when getting their Raw's. We're all at the mercy of the scamming ass Chinese fucks that only care about a few extra bucks. All I can say is, due your research and roll the dice. Hopefully you get a good batch. But if anyone does find that magical mythical source that test every batch and only puts out 10x batches everytime, please hook a brother up lol

 

[BeastModeSparty]

Shit now a days, I will take a hook up that scores me 7.5x even. Thats almost unicorn scores.

 

[retpsd]

Here you go.
It's just a pancake recipe, but you'll figure the rest of it out.

1 1/2 cups milk
1 egg
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
2 cups White Wings self-raising flour
1/4 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
1/3 cup caster sugar
25g butter, melted
Whisk milk, egg and vanilla together in a jug. Sift flour and bicarbonate of soda into a bowl. Stir in sugar. Make a well in centre. Add milk mixture. Whisk until just combined.
Step 2
Heat a large non-stick frying pan over medium heat. Brush pan with butter. Using 1/4 cup mixture per pancake, cook 2 pancakes for 3 to 4 minutes or until bubbles appear on surface. Turn and cook for 3 minutes or until cooked through. Transfer to a plate. Cover loosely with foil to keep warm. Repeat with remaining mixture, brushing pan with butter between batches. Serve.

 

[DestinedForGreatness]

I thought the question was pretty straight forward as well. A stupid question nonetheless, but definitely straight forward.

 

[MANWHORE]

only on Meso