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Creatine Boosts Brain Power
Entered on: August 13, 2003 12:27 PM by Ross
Check it out:  
 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/3145223.stm  
 
Clearly, I haven't been taking my creatine lately...

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From: Jackzilla Entered on: August 14, 2003 8:09 AM
The supplement is also notorious for creating an unpleasant odour in the vicinity of the taker.

Clearly, I have been taking my creatine lately...
 

From: John Entered on: August 14, 2003 11:14 AM
Interesting, I have not noticed any brain power increase since I've been on creatine. I have notice some serious strength gains along with my muscle size increasing, creatine is sweet!
 
From: Ross Entered on: August 14, 2003 12:59 PM
Well, how would you notice a brain power increase? Are you constantly testing yourself? Just like creatine helps build muscle, I doubt anyone who wasn't working out would notice much change just sitting around. Similarly, any effect on your brain would probably only be noticeable if you were pushing your mental powers to their limits, so you had a better idea of what your limits are, as you currently do with your muscle strength.
 
From: Swerb Entered on: August 14, 2003 5:51 PM
You don't like creatine? Creatine tastes GOOD!
 
From: The Bone Entered on: August 14, 2003 9:53 PM
Which is funny because I like beef, and beef has creatine. Weird?
 
From: Jackzilla Entered on: August 15, 2003 5:54 PM
This crazy cretin craves creatine!
 
From: John Entered on: August 15, 2003 6:42 PM
Bert- I was not suggesting otherwise. I'm fully cognizant that since I have not been pushing myself mentally that any infintesimal increases would go unnoticed. The comment was facetious in nature, which I realize is difficult to detect in my writing.
 
From: The Bone Entered on: August 16, 2003 4:09 PM
Who talks like this?  
 
"Bert- I was not suggesting otherwise. I'm fully cognizant that since I have not been pushing myself mentally that any infintesimal increases would go unnoticed. The comment was facetious in nature, which I realize is difficult to detect in my writing."  

 
From: Jackzilla Entered on: August 16, 2003 11:35 PM
You just noticed Roche's "unique voice", Bone?
 
From: John Entered on: August 17, 2003 11:28 PM
Bone - You may be the smartest ASS on the planet.
 
From: The Bone Entered on: August 18, 2003 1:24 PM
Sorry Roche. It just cracks me up when you bust out with your "unique" intellectual sounding voice.  
 
However, I am fully cognizant to a high degree of certainty that you were merely providing a ribald and jocular witticism designed to amuse and gratify the Jackassery audience. Please grant me reprieve for this infintesimal instance of indiscretion on my part. I am composing this apology in a verbose and ostentatious manner in order to facilitate your unexpurgated comprehension, keeping consistant in manner with your singular approach to literary phraseology.  
 
Damn, I sound really intelligent in RocheSpeak
 
From: Ross Entered on: August 18, 2003 2:02 PM
Ribald, I love it! Hahaha! Though I'm not sure that Roche's witticism was in fact ribald, it's hilarious nonetheless.  
 
Your use of "ribald" is capricious and arbitrary!  
 
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This is your brain:  
 
"I don't notice shit about shit."  
 
This is your brain on RocheSpeak:  
 
"I'm fully cognizant that since I have not been pushing myself mentally that any infintesimal increases would go unnoticed. "  
 

 
From: BigFatty Entered on: August 18, 2003 2:30 PM
I must need more creatine. I don't understand what Bone just said. He did write jocular. Thats like jockstrap, right? Thats funny.  
 
I have been pushing the limits of my brainpower and thanks to creatine, I have completed my first jumble. I'm going to get it laminated.
 
From: John Entered on: August 18, 2003 5:56 PM
Bone - Perhaps I was a bit harsh in my previous comment as you may be on to something. I think we should all implement RocheSpeak so we can sound like pretentious pseudo-intellects and rule the world.
 

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