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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: The Squadfather on January 15, 2008, 07:37:51 AM
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parents keep little Johnny away from these dangerous "drugs", use of them leads to increased muscle mass, better physical appearance, increased physical strength, increased discipline and mental constitution, increased attractiveness to the opposite sex, increased sense of well being and these should be AVOIDED AT ALL COSTS!!!! everything should be done to keep little Johnny on the road to becoming the typical 43 year old skinny/fat 182 pound middle aged weak ass fool who can't bench 135 for more than 2 shaky reps and sits and watches football on the couch all weekend drinking Coors light.
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Not responsible parents.
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Fail.
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parents keep little Johnny away from these dangerous "drugs", use of them leads to increased muscle mass, better physical appearance, increased physical strength, increased discipline and mental constitution, increased attractiveness to the opposite sex, increased sense of well being and these should be AVOIDED AT ALL COSTS!!!! everything should be done to keep little Johnny on the road to becoming the typical 43 year old skinny/fat 182 pound middle aged weak ass fool who can't bench 135 for more than 2 shaky reps and sits and watches football on the couch all weekend drinking Coors light.
Hahaha OK 'Squadfather' ::), I bet you're one of those guys who takes steroids like Creatine
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hahahaa, they've got these "steroid hearings" on TV and it's hilarious to watch all these toothpick middle aged "senators" rail on steroids like it's the end of the world.
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you juice juicefather?
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you juice juicefather?
ok 'shovelface'
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maybe they don't like the sideeffects? ;D
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No,maybe they are grand standing in an election year to show they are tough on crime.Funny,though,not one of those gutless cowards have uttered ONE single word about congressman Patrick Kennedys third stint in drug rehab.Oh yes,I forgot,do as I say not as I do.
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ok 'shovelface'
sup neega?
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I say to each their own. Wanna juice? Then juice. If a person dies at 30 or lives to 100 I don't care.....just make sure you did what you wanted in the time you had.
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parents keep little Johnny away from these dangerous "drugs", use of them leads to increased muscle mass, better physical appearance, increased physical strength, increased discipline and mental constitution, increased attractiveness to the opposite sex, increased sense of well being and these should be AVOIDED AT ALL COSTS!!!! everything should be done to keep little Johnny on the road to becoming the typical 43 year old skinny/fat 182 pound middle aged weak ass fool who can't bench 135 for more than 2 shaky reps and sits and watches football on the couch all weekend drinking Coors light.
Haha word bro.
It's funny how the media can influence the opinions of the average person.
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Hahaha brutal truth.
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Squad, I'm with you on this! sending someone to prison for possession of steroids! absolutely pointless >:(
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I've started 2 weeks ago, and already I'm a danger to myself and society. I beat my wife, I beat small rodents, I beat myself mercilessly. Just a few more dbol and I will be ready for my first TapOut shirt. Had to grow into that size XS, baby.
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Senators!!!
Like I said in another thread, their mandate is to run the affairs of the nation, not to meddle in the lives of private citizens!
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these senators are just bittered about this subject because they never had the guts to put a needle in their scrawny asses themselves.
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parents keep little Johnny away from these dangerous "drugs", use of them leads to increased muscle mass, better physical appearance, increased physical strength, increased discipline and mental constitution, increased attractiveness to the opposite sex, increased sense of well being and these should be AVOIDED AT ALL COSTS!!!! everything should be done to keep little Johnny on the road to becoming the typical 43 year old skinny/fat 182 pound middle aged weak ass fool who can't bench 135 for more than 2 shaky reps and sits and watches football on the couch all weekend drinking Coors light.
And give him advil and asperin and tylenol when he is not feeling well which are much much much more toxic instead.
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hahah you could hear the bitterness in their voices when they questioned the baseball players. Revenge of The Nerds. The whole thing is a waste of time and resources. Do steroids have any side effects? "Yes, there main side effect is greatness." hahahah
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I say to each their own. Wanna juice? Then juice. If a person dies at 30 or lives to 100 I don't care.....just make sure you did what you wanted in the time you had.
typical opinion of a juice head!!
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I really have not followed the steroid issue in the news, but I have a question:
The govt keeps cracking down on steroids, etc. Do you think that they are using the sport stars as an example, to hopefully stop the people from selling it? I would think that the govt does not care as much about personal use as the intent to distribute. Kind of with any drug. You want to kill yourself, thats fine. But, once you assume the role of someone that might distribute, that takes on a whole different meaning. Perhaps coming down on the sport stars is just a way to scare the dealers off.
Like I said, I really do not follow this issue or know the law very well, so any opinions/thoughts/suggestion?
ps- saved by the bell is back on tv :)
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Counterpoints to some common arguments
— Charles Leroux
January 15, 2008
Dr. Norman Fost has ticked through his arguments against the objections to steroid use often enough that he can do it by rote, stopping only when his listener says something that indicates he gets Fost's point. Then he stops, smiles, points an index finger and says, "Bingo."
Steroids give an unfair advantage. "There are a lot of things in sports that are unfair. In some football games, my beloved Badgers offensive line may outweigh opponents by 60 pounds. That's unfair. It is hypocritical for leaders in Major League Baseball to trumpet their concern about fair competition when one team [the Yankees] is allowed to have a payroll three times larger than most of its competitors.
"Steroids are unfair only if there's unequal access. Removing the ban would give equal access, Also, as long as they are banned, steroids will come from people making them in their bathtubs, no clinical trials as to safety, no oversight of manufacturing process, no long-term studies. If steroids are harmful over the long term, that would be good to know, but under the current conditions, we may never find out."
Athletes are coerced into using steroids. "That would mean there's the use of force or a threat of deprivation. Steroids are an offer to be better off than you are, just as signing up with a professional team is an opportunity to be better off than you are. In the first year of testing in 2003, with the results anonymous and with no penalties, about 6 percent were found to be using steroids but 94 percent were not. If there was coercion, it wasn't working."
Steroids are unnatural. "Testosterone is made by the body. It's the most natural of all steroids. The rest are synthetic. Yet testosterone is the one steroid that we know does cause cancer and therefore is no longer used. Sport hasn't been 'natural' since the first naked Olympian put on sandals. A Nautilus machine isn't natural. Should athletes train only by lifting rocks?"
Steroid use undermines the integrity of the sport. "That's the Bob Costas argument about the validity of records. There already is no validity in comparing athletes era to era. In baseball, the mound is lower, the ball livelier, the fences lower, the sizes of the fields and the rules of play are different. And what do you do about Coors Field?"
Columnist George Will wrote: "Sport — and a society that takes it seriously — would be debased if it did not strictly forbid things that blur the distinction between the triumph of character and the triumph of pharmacology."
"Did Barry Bonds undermine the integrity of baseball?" Fost asked rhetorically. "Well, the fans didn't seem to think so." And, a listener noted, the home run race between McGuire and Sosa is widely credited with bringing fans back after the strike.
"Bingo," Fost said.
Steroid users are bad role models for kids. "I'm more concerned about sexual assault, drunk driving and other things kids see some athletes doing."
What about Lyle Alzado? "That question seems to come up every time I do an interview," Fost said. Lyle Alzado, a star defensive end in the NFL, became the poster boy for the dangers of taking steroids because of his death from brain cancer at age 42, a cancer he claimed was brought on by steroid use. So compelling was his story that, now, 16 years after his death, many Web sites about him conclude by saying: "Cause of death: Brain cancer brought on by excessive steroid use." "But there's not a shred of evidence to prove that connection," Fost said. "He was the poster boy for the wrong thing."
More from Fost here:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/lifestyle/chi-0115steroids_fostjan15,0,2159614.story
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Excellent POST, baby STella!
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Excellent POST, baby STella!
The article (in the link) is pretty interesting too
excerpt
"You have 400,000 deaths a year due to tobacco and tens of thousands of alcohol-related deaths, a substance heavily promoted by Major League Baseball, yet the president and Congress and the press have virtually nothing to say about tobacco and alcohol in athletics, but lots to say about steroids. A football player spending more than three years in the NFL has an 80 to 90 percent chance, according to one study, of some permanent disability, but the NFL produces films focusing on the most vicious hits. The dangers to health in sports today come not from enhancement but the sport itself."
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hahahaa, they've got these "steroid hearings" on TV and it's hilarious to watch all these toothpick middle aged "senators" rail on steroids like it's the end of the world.
all these steroids talk in the media lately is getting out of hand. now, they're accusing some hip-hop stars of using the stuff, what is this world coming to..hahaha. I bet every pencil neck outthere who weighs no more than a buck fifty five soaking wet with a little definition is on steroids...hahahah..thos e senators should be burned
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the govt doesn't want supermen walking the street
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parents keep little Johnny away from these dangerous "drugs", use of them leads to increased muscle mass, better physical appearance, increased physical strength, increased discipline and mental constitution, increased attractiveness to the opposite sex, increased sense of well being and these should be AVOIDED AT ALL COSTS!!!! everything should be done to keep little Johnny on the road to becoming the typical 43 year old skinny/fat 182 pound middle aged weak ass fool who can't bench 135 for more than 2 shaky reps and sits and watches football on the couch all weekend drinking Coors light.
bwahahaha what a great post.
i never understood the philosophy of these Tiny Tits..."you may be a huge strong pussy wrecking machine right now but in the end you will be skinny fat and weak like everyone else."
ok, if we all end up the same in the end, why not be great while you can instead of never at all?
think of a guy like kevin nee, he will decline eventually but right now hes experiencing life at its pinnacle, the furthest opposite extreme of weakness and death, on a higher plane that most will never hope to see
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It's classic government pushing the issue to take the public eye off the war in Iraq.
I can't wait for Bush to get out of office, he's the worst thing that's happened to this country since welfare.
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hahah you could hear the bitterness in their voices when they questioned the baseball players. Revenge of The Nerds. The whole thing is a waste of time and resources. Do steroids have any side effects? "Yes, there main side effect is greatness." hahahah
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Oh man, could that be anymore true. The senators are getting even for all the high school jocks who got laid, when they were worrying about getting into an ivy league school...haha
I'm waiting for a professional athlete to man up and speak of the bad rap gear gets. In moderation, I'm sure it doesn't do anymore harm than smoking or drinking excessively. Another great use of tax dollars. ::)
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Ogar and Stan Gable were some serious BEASTS back in the day. I think Ogar was repping 80lbs like nothing! :o
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Oh man, could that be anymore true. The senators are getting even for all the high school jocks who got laid, when they were worrying about getting into an ivy league school...haha
I'm waiting for a professional athlete to man up and speak of the bad rap gear gets. In moderation, I'm sure it doesn't do anymore harm than smoking or drinking excessively. Another great use of tax dollars. ::)
HEY!!! you can make fun of "nerds" but I will be damned if you are going to knock "booger" (guy on right) :) :)lol
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Ogar and Stan Gable were some serious BEASTS back in the day. I think Ogar was repping 80lbs like nothing! :o
stan had to tell him he was nice to fire him up ;D
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"Did Barry Bonds undermine the integrity of baseball?" Fost asked rhetorically. "Well, the fans didn't seem to think so." And, a listener noted, the home run race between McGuire and Sosa is widely credited with bringing fans back after the strike.
"Bingo," Fost said.
And just why aren't all these fans there to support their heroes? They should be at these senate meetings defending their heroes. Where the hell are they?
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The govt keeps cracking down on steroids, etc. Do you think that they are using the sport stars as an example, to hopefully stop the people from selling it?
The number one motivation is career advancement. Police officers receive promotions based on arrest records. DAs receive promotions based on convictions. Politicians use their tough-on-crime™ stance to run for reelection. Big congressional hearings can help them run for higher office.
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If you guys posted your opinions no steroids on a conservative Christian message board, you would get the same reaction that I get on here when posting my opinions on the war.
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ok im convinced, where do i get my first cycle?
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I think the politicians just don’t like the idea of having a bunch of huge muscled, big cocked studs like me running around fucking the shit out of all their daughters, then kicking them out of the bed and telling them to go home when im done.
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I think the politicians just don’t like the idea of having a bunch of huge muscled, big cocked studs like me running around fucking the shit out of all their daughters, then kicking them out of the bed and telling them to go home when im done.
yeah, that must be it
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hahahaha, that has to be it. I mean they can't expect you not to do that.
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I wonder what will happen if the US Olympic team doesn't do well, due to being "off"..or will they get a pass to be "on"...Because every other country will have their athletes "on", especially China
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I wonder what will happen if the US Olympic team doesn't do well, due to being "off"..or will they get a pass to be "on"...Because every other country will have their athletes "on", especially China
They'll be "drug tested".. ;)
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Y'all quit raggin on the Bushies. The wars on steroids and gay marriage are part of the larger war on terror.
Everyone knows that terrorists infiltrate this country by joining the MLB, then gay-marrying each other in the locker rooms after shooting each other's buttocks up with some test!!!
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Y'all quit raggin on the Bushies. The wars on steroids and gay marriage are part of the larger war on terror.
Everyone knows that terrorists infiltrate this country by joining the MLB, then gay-marrying each other in the locker rooms after shooting each other's buttocks up with some test!!!
You got this intel by sneaking into the OSU locker room disguised as Jose the custodian?
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You got this intel by sneaking into the OSU locker room disguised as Jose the custodian?
Nope, steroids do not exist in Ohio State athletics!
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Nope, steroids do not exist in Ohio State athletics!
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