Count your Jam Blessings 🍓

I’m not offended when someone claims that I am not a Christian, because their opinion does not matter to me. I know who I am, I know God’s plan, and I’ll follow HIM in faith 🤍

@GrandpaJoeSux I mean, you’re not wrong. They definitely taught us how to tie up our dresses so they wouldn’t get stuck in our chains when we biked 🤣

In case y’all didn’t know, this is the stuff we teach you in the MTC.

@KevinInHR Oooo no ranch but yes sour cream

🛑❗️QUESTION: Does ranch dressing go on (in?) spaghetti❓🤷🏽‍♂️ #RanchSpaghetti

@SnoopTodd78 @striplingwaror If you find any lmk

@striplingwaror @jmillinmac Hey man, you know where I can get some of that HGH?

To the men replying “nuh uh” If you don’t know who this is I’m sorry you’re not gym bro enough yet And if you do know who this is… take a look at your Instagram feed and tell me you’re not gay 🤨🤣

@striplingwaror We know and love Anatoly 🥳

@jmillinmac This guy is one of the very few who can lift unreal weights with a small frame. He makes a lot of videos pranking people. His 32kg mop in here is 70 lbs converted. Enjoy. 32 kg = 70.55 lbs youtube.com/watch?v=ekmCbE…

@Bless_ThisMess7 I would say the crochet market is extremely saturated (I’m in it 😮‍💨🤣) and it’s difficult to get paid for the amount of time it takes to make each item imo but other crafts that are faster to make I would definitely recommend it!!

I'm considering starting up a business ....I want to sell items I've made using many of the talents God has blessed me with. Below are some samples of my work. Should I do it or is the market too saturated with handmade craft businesses? #HandmadeCrafts #entrepreneur #LDSX #business

@striplingwaror Wow that’s crazy

Yes, wealthy people (especially in Hollywood, Silicon Valley, and among executives) have used HGH quite a bit, particularly for anti-aging purposes. That’s exactly what you used to see in the news around the late 2000s to 2010s. Key Examples from That Era Sylvester Stallone openly admitted using HGH and got in trouble for importing it into Australia. Suzanne Somers heavily promoted it as her “fountain of youth” and called it “sex in a capsule.” Other names floated in reports: Nick Nolte, and rumors around various A-list actors, directors, and studio execs. Vanity Fair ran a big 2012 piece called “Hollywood’s Vial Bodies” about how HGH had become huge among top stars and wealthy insiders for fat loss, muscle tone, skin quality, and energy. vanityfair.com Why the Wealthy Loved It. Rich clients could afford $1,000–$5,000+ per month for legit (or gray-market) prescriptions through anti-aging clinics. It was marketed as reversing aging — more energy, better recovery, less fat, tighter skin. Wall Street guys, tech bros, and celebrities were big on it. Important note: Using HGH purely for anti-aging is illegal in the US (FDA only approves it for specific medical conditions like growth hormone deficiency). A lot of the celebrity/clinic use was off-label or borderline shady, which is why it made headlines. It’s quieter in the news now because people got more careful after crackdowns, and trends shifted to things like peptides, NAD+, testosterone, Ozempic, etc. But back when you were seeing those stories — yeah, it was very much a “rich person anti-aging drug.”

@striplingwaror I see no downsides

@jmillinmac Arnold Schwarzenegger used HGH for the first time when he won, but he had a wealthy wife to pay for it.

@striplingwaror Ya it adds up quick!

@jmillinmac I checked into getting some HGH once, and whoa is it expensive, and that's when I read about how the people who use it sometimes get the money for it. It is the best, unlike steroids, your muscle stay with you when you quit using it.

@striplingwaror Ya that may definitely be the case for some 🫣 thankfully not all 🤣

Reality of HGH Costs and FundingHGH is expensive: Legit pharmaceutical-grade stuff can run $800–$5,000+ per month depending on dose (bodybuilders often use higher amounts for growth/recovery). Black-market or generic versions are cheaper but riskier. theantiagingclinics.com Pro bodybuilders' income sources: Top IFBB pros and Olympia competitors make money primarily through:Sponsorships and brand deals (supplements, apparel, etc.) Social media/influencer revenue (YouTube, Instagram, OnlyFans for non-porn content) Guest posing, seminars, coaching, merch, and gyms Prize money (though competitions alone rarely cover everything for most) en.wikipedia.org Elite guys like Jay Cutler or modern influencers can earn serious money this way. Most pros aren't millionaires, and lower-tier or amateur competitors often struggle financially—that's where the underground stuff (selling gear, muscle worship, or occasional adult work) sometimes comes in as side hustles. youtube.com Yes, some bodybuilders (especially physique/fitness models or struggling amateurs) have done adult films, OnlyFans, or "muscle worship" sessions to fund cycles. There are documented cases in both straight and gay porn involving bodybuilders. nypost.com Forums and old Reddit threads mention it as one option among many (selling steroids, personal training, etc.) for guys deep in the lifestyle without big sponsorships. reddit.com

@striplingwaror Bruh

@jmillinmac These guys have to do porno to pay for the Human Growth Hormone to be able to get that big, talk about chasing your tail.

@FaithLikeAbish2 @YostyTX I gotta play the devils advocate if there’s ever an option 🤣

Wait wait wait Are y’all kissing other peoples kids on the lips or just yours?

@GrandpaJoeSux Definitely open with a long alooohhhaaa. Knocks em dead every time.

Guys, I'm speaking in church in 2 days and I can't figure out my opening joke. My ward thinks I'm a funny guy, I can't NOT do an opening joke. Its a missionary homecoming, if that helps. I'm obviously speaking before him.

@jmillinmac Freaking Bumstead, baby. "The Standard"

@NauvooSpice @TheUnderTiny She looks like she won the ward bake off and the most prideful old bird in the reliefs society tasted it and couldn’t hold back how much she enjoyed it

@Throat_of_Gods That’s why classic is the best division. Some guys will literally look at CBum and say “I don’t wanna get THAT big” like they even had a chance or the genetics to accomplish it in the first place.

@jmillinmac It’s definitely a personal preference. I value practicality over aesthetic. I just don’t think bodybuilding is it. With the exception of pregnancy. I’m all for that kind of bodybuilding.

@Throat_of_Gods That’s a wet towel take lol

@jmillinmac Bodybuilding is nasty. It’s excessive and fake and good for nothing but being admired.

@merrynick13 Better representation is for sure the coconut Dr Pepper

It’s not even that good😭 worst representation EVER

@TheUnderTiny @ZionsCampfire I’ve heard this place is super exclusive as most people are dying to get in there

@ZionsCampfire Gorgeous! I’m just at the Franklin, Idaho cemetery. 🤷‍♂️

Where I am right now..

FINE.