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jonas smellandchewthis
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is all bout dat life
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![]() So....People pay big money to go see their team win and to have some other team win because of someone who is cheating there way to victory would be shitty. I agree with him.
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![]() I think this is a reality any almost all professional sports. It's always been a race between chemists making drugs that can't be detected and governing bodies testing for newer drugs. When we look at the intensity of an 82 game regular season + playoffs + possible international play + rush to get back from injury, I doubt there are many stars who haven't taken some controversial add ons.
I read a really good article recently about this in soccer and about why we don't allow some type of drugs. There are so many ways that athletes can get an advantage legally where they still harm themselves in the long run, that it makes you wonder why we don't allow more enhancing drugs... I'll see if I can find the link. |
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![]() If anyone is interested in the article, its in a big compilation of articles called The Blizzard. If you're a soccer fan I suggest it. It's on a "pay what you think its worth basis" at
http://www.theblizzard.co.uk/issues/zero Its in issue 0 check out the article "Man and Superman" |
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landry fields forever
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![]() Take a look at the size of both Wade and Lebron's jaws and brows compared to when they first came in the league.
It wouldn't surprise me if Bosh dabbled before the 09-10 season. For a hard gainer to put on that much muscle in such a short period of time and lose it just as quickly seems a tad supicious, not to mention he was being treated by Galea at the same time. |
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Mean Muggin with his son
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![]() LEbron is def on some shit.
He has all the sure signs of some sort of HGH or Steroid use. BUt then again, wouldnt it be fun if it was legal. Increase the net height and watch some crazy roid rage dunks. |
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If you're still not sure, you should see some of the thunderous dunks I can do on an 8 and a half foot rim.... Booyah. ![]() |
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kicking himself for being so emotionally invested
in the Roller-coaster Raptors
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![]() I remember Zaza pachulia gaining like 30 lbs one offseason and being stricken with loads of "backne" - acne all over his back.
The NBA does have a PED problem, it's just not always obvious. |
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