Thread: wtf

Quote: Originally Posted by WesNileVirus Do you have a job? You can get a part time job as little as maybe two days a week. That is all you need and you can get the foods you need. It is true though, you cannot just decide to do this BB thing and expect your parents to pay for it. If you want to do this you need to pay for whatever extra foods yo are consuming than you normally would. I had the same issue with my parents lol. ya i picked up a...

Quote: Originally Posted by laxbrahs im not gunna dis my father like that. but im taller than him and he has 80 plus pounds on me and he dont lift no weights....so... i mean i know im not very heavy (5'8 133 lbs). but im still stronger too. and na i dont wanna like insult him callin him fat i can't stand when i hurt my parents feelings for some reason. looks like im gunna have to change up my diet so 1% milk fits into my macros.. :/...

Quote: Originally Posted by AHeroAFake what better, 1%,2%, skim? bulking. *facepalm* This is a stupid ****ing question. I'm sorry. The one with more calories would obviously be "better" for bulking. But at the same time, you could bulk with skim. Or 1%. Or 2%.

I seriously doubt anything got knocked out of anyone's hand.

Do you have a job? You can get a part time job as little as maybe two days a week. That is all you need and you can get the foods you need. It is true though, you cannot just decide to do this BB thing and expect your parents to pay for it. If you want to do this you need to pay for whatever extra foods yo are consuming than you normally would. I had the same issue with my parents lol.

i literally laughed out loud reading this, sry your parents are so ignorant and uninformed

Strong spelling ITT......

You're 130lbs, just drink the 1% milk ffs. It's what... 36 more calories? You've got to be ****ing kidding me!

Drink WHOLE MILK BISH the fats is good for u lol

Quote: Originally Posted by AHeroAFake what better, 1%,2%, skim? bulking. depends...if your someone like me and have trouble keeping your calories at 500 above maintenance and no more...then definately skim milk if your someone that has trouble getting enough calories...then i would lean towards 2% or whole... EDIT: i drink skim milk year round...because i rather get more calories from food and because of above reason