military and steroids

[josh_mp5]

wouldnt gaining like 25lbs of muscle in like two months be probably enough cause to test someone in the military?

 

[Blondie85]

wouldnt gaining like 25lbs of muscle in like two months be probably enough cause to test someone in the military?

lmao. yes and also if your whole unit juices and then gets a crazy rash (aka acne)
people definitly start asking questions. and giving tests.
4 years ago to test for aas the military only had one testing facility in california and it took weeks for results.
that's what i know.

 

[jr343]

BE careful,

They put steroids in the mashed potatoes anyway! Why you think marines are so hyper before they see battle!!! Only kidding guys, take er easy lol.
Maybe not kidding about the mashed potatoes

<<<<runs

 

[ftwjason]

Ha!...what a question...lets just say I know for a fact that the military does test for steroids...but to do this test a commander needs Probable Cause to make a troop take this test....unless someone in his unit sees him stick himself or they find some shit in his room getting probable cause for this kind of test is damn near impossible....

Well it would be nice if that were the case but..when you enlist and especially if you live on base you give up several of your rights. When I was stationed at Lackland I had been off everything for a couple of years but I still worked out off base and most of my friends were civilians and were "on" so somehow AFOSI(air force office of special investigations) got word of this tore my dorm room apart, made me take a lie detector test(they said to make sure I could keep my security clearance) then tested me specifically for AAS. So a couple of weeks went by and I was clean--AFOSI not only didn't apologize they told me they wanted me to go buy AAS from the gym and let them know who I bought it from. I told them to go F themselves and they said well you may not be on AAS but you seem to be hiding something we will keep an eye on you. Last I ever heard from those low-lifes.
Ok here is the real pisser--there are active duty people that they KNOW ar on AAS(look up Dave Henry or John "Box" Long) and they don't do shit about it. It just has to do with what base you are at and how bad OSI are hurting for things to do. In Turkey everything--and I mean EVERYTHING--was OTC and alot of people were on. Anyway your buddy should be fine unless they do a top secret clearance check and find out he was on before--still he can talk his way out of that.