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Originally Posted by ticktockclok  |
Oh god, Bodybuilding.com is a BAD place to be pro-vegetarian/vegan. Just mention such things and I’m sure you’ll have the whey protein supplement obsessed meat heads (seriously -- in my opinion --
whey is terrible, rank stuff and I don’t know how people can continue to consume it once they realise how it is made) and the 20lb-weakling gym bums swarming you with socially conditioned, unconscious rubbish (and yep, if I said what I just did at another, less conscious growth-orientated forum I’m sure I would have just offended a whole lot of people
).
I haven't actually read the thread (they want me to sign up for an account for some reason -- don't remember ever having to visit your link do that before, but, eh, bugger that), and I'm sure the thread is amusing like pretty much everything else on that forum, but like the other StevePavlina.com forum members, I too think you can make better use of your time.
If you’re not just arguing with a bunch of try hard bodybuilders and toothpick girly-men who claim that they can bench 250 lb and are instead actually having a decent, intelligent discussion, let me know and I’ll be happy to participate or at least, give it a read. Other then that, good luck, soldier -- you'll need it.
On another note, you'd likely get a better response to your thread (as in this one) by posting a more detailed description of what the thread is about. The thread title "Vegetarian War!" sure implies a lot, but it doesn't give me much incentive to make use of the link you provided and I'm sure most people will either A) not worry about your thread at all or B) hit the Bodybuilding.com forum registration wall and just move on to something more important. It is part of the
Forum Etiquette Guidelines to adequately describe linked content, and like the thread title, "Help please" sure does imply a lot, but it does little to encourage meaningful, constructive discussion and entice or give reason for forum visitors/members to use any of the resources you link to. Ticktockclok, please take note of this information when making future posts.
Thanks,