Has for damn sure eaten into my guns n' ammo fund!Flash-BCR said:
It's beginning to rival what some of my other hobbies cost…lemoncrisp said:
If only I'd known up front how much cash I'd end up pouring into it
Still worth it for the years of supply though.
Lessons that stuck, and what you wish you'd heard first
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Flash-BCR
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Back in my younger days that was the hobby…these days the gear just sits out in the garage…and since it's also what I do for a living, I hardly ever make it to the range any more, even with the setup I have…FLglpguy said:
Has for damn sure eaten into my guns n' ammo fund!Flash-BCR said:
It's beginning to rival what some of my other hobbies cost…lemoncrisp said:
If only I'd known up front how much cash I'd end up pouring into it
Still worth it for the years of supply though.
Watches were the obsession that followed, and hi-fi kit before them…what peptides cost me now runs about the price of a cheap Rolex, or roughly what my main speakers set me back…
sure, it's a few hundred here and a few hundred there, spread across months…but the spread sheets don't lie……my new limit is 100 kits, so I need to be sure the next 8-10 in are solid ones…
Seems like our interests overlap a fair bit. There are 5-6 things I'm genuinely into, and I just cycle through them. Vintage watches (picking up and letting go of them now and then), serious gun collecting plus range time, any excuse to travel, kayaking and fishing, and 60's muscle cars alongside German sports models. There's an upside to getting older with the house to ourselves and no grandkids so far!Flash-BCR said:
Back in my younger days that was the hobby…these days the gear just sits out in the garage…and since it's also what I do for a living, I hardly ever make it to the range any more, even with the setup I have…FLglpguy said:
Has for damn sure eaten into my guns n' ammo fund!Flash-BCR said:
It's beginning to rival what some of my other hobbies cost…lemoncrisp said:
If only I'd known up front how much cash I'd end up pouring into it
Still worth it for the years of supply though.
Watches were the obsession that followed, and hi-fi kit before them…what peptides cost me now runs about the price of a cheap Rolex, or roughly what my main speakers set me back…
Reta plus a serious night of drinking. What came next was honestly one of the worst days I've been through. Never had a hangover hit me like that one did. Won't be repeating it, that's certain — it cost me 2 days.
When a particular kind of GLP-1 is working well for you, don't go chasing a different one out of curiosity, or because you figure the results might come out better. Nobody can promise it'll suit you just because plenty of others rave about it. It varies from person to person.
I moved from Tirz over to Reta for no real reason. Two weeks in I quit, after 3 days of heavy diarrhea. It simply wasn't the right fit for me. Went back to Tirz and everything settled down again.
I moved from Tirz over to Reta for no real reason. Two weeks in I quit, after 3 days of heavy diarrhea. It simply wasn't the right fit for me. Went back to Tirz and everything settled down again.
TriDiddy
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Being in a rush and buying off a US reseller who sells single vials. That one 20mg vial cost me more than 2 30mg kits do nowadays 
Sector
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One thing I picked up: the number of folks on GLPs and the number of overweight passengers on planes move in opposite directions.
Here's the thinking:
As more glp users show up, the count of large people on planes hogging their own seat plus half of yours drops off in a straight line
Put another way: likely 50% or more of the country ought to be on these. Less insulin resistance and diabetes, fewer heart and general health problems, fewer people filling up the hospitals and pushing premiums higher, and — the big one — fewer overweight passengers on planes. Looks like a win all round.
Here's the thinking:
As more glp users show up, the count of large people on planes hogging their own seat plus half of yours drops off in a straight line
Put another way: likely 50% or more of the country ought to be on these. Less insulin resistance and diabetes, fewer heart and general health problems, fewer people filling up the hospitals and pushing premiums higher, and — the big one — fewer overweight passengers on planes. Looks like a win all round.
CandyCap
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Mid reconstitution....as I was recapping a 1 inch needle, I picked up the cap from a 1/2 inch vent needle by mistake and shoved it down over the 1 inch needle. Rather than gripping the side of the cap, my finger was covering the open end. The needle punched straight through the cap and into my finger.
Don't do what I did.
These days I only recap by pinching the sides of the cap.
Don't do what I did.
These days I only recap by pinching the sides of the cap.
Stay on top of which day it is, especially when you're running a pair of different glps on separate days of the week.
For a teacher, summer makes it genuinely hard to keep track of what day you're in...
Getting my schedule back onto the right days ended up taking three weeks, plus a dose bump I hadn't planned on
For a teacher, summer makes it genuinely hard to keep track of what day you're in...
Getting my schedule back onto the right days ended up taking three weeks, plus a dose bump I hadn't planned on
Collo4sho
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It's put off a bit of Harley upkeep I really should have gotten to.FLglpguy said:
Has for damn sure eaten into my guns n' ammo fund!Flash-BCR said:
It's beginning to rival what some of my other hobbies cost…lemoncrisp said:
If only I'd known up front how much cash I'd end up pouring into it
Still worth it for the years of supply though.