HAHAHA!!! Dude, this guy is always askin’ about “pro-hormones”, so I flipped a coin, and gave him a friggin’ answer. ‘’
What science is more reliable than that!!! LMMFAO!!! Your answer was what I was gonna give, but he tries to make himself seem more inteligent by using the chemical names, I find it rediculous…
HAHAHA!!! Dude, this guy is always askin’ about “pro-hormones”, so I flipped a coin, and gave him a friggin’ answer. ‘’
What science is more reliable than that!!! LMMFAO!!! Your answer was what I was gonna give, but he tries to make himself seem more inteligent by using the chemical names, I find it rediculous…[/quote]
agreed, i already posted once about the diol prohormone of tbol, which is the first compound. people need to read some of Bill Roberts’ writings about how the useful ‘prohormones’ were actually steroids themselves and do not require conversion to work, ie 1-test and 4AD. not to mention all the progesterone based steroids that became available after the ban. nothing like more sides and less results.
I think it’s because we have all the different states on the quarters now, so the differences in the shapes on the surface would probably cause variations in our scientific study. Wow, yours was the second one, we need to perform more studies. Wait, what if I use a penny, hmmmm… Any one use a nickle before? This is great! The possibilities are endless!
I think I may have found the flaw in our approach.
We did not take into consideration the exchange rate.
To correct this error and adjust for the exchange rate, I attached 3 and 3/4’s of a penny to my quarter with a super-glue that has no mass and performed the experiment within a vacuum.
My results indicate that the 1st compound would be a better choice, supporting Shamus’ (2007) findings that 4-Chloro-17a-methyl-androst-1 4-diene-3-17b-diol is the “stronger.” or more effective compound.
I haven’t had time to run a statistical analysis. Further research is needed in this area to apply these findings to ‘real world’ situations.
[quote]thetruepitbull wrote:
I think I may have found the flaw in our approach.
We did not take into consideration the exchange rate.
To correct this error and adjust for the exchange rate, I attached 3 and 3/4’s of a penny to my quarter with a super-glue that has no mass and performed the experiment within a vacuum.
My results indicate that the 1st compound would be a better choice, supporting Shamus’ (2007) findings that 4-Chloro-17a-methyl-androst-1 4-diene-3-17b-diol is the “stronger.” or more effective compound.
I haven’t had time to run a statistical analysis. Further research is needed in this area to apply these findings to ‘real world’ situations.[/quote]
But you dropped a minus sign so the answer is actually D-bol.