I've been thinking about Steroids

[Ed Fernandez]

Originally Posted by Michael Beard

You're absolutely right. Roger Clemens is an outstanding pitcher and Barry Bonds is a powerful batter. Shouldn't they just legalize steroids and other performance enhacing drugs? They can pitch and swing accurately without steroids, so those drugs are not an advantage. At least if they were legalized, then everybody would be on the same playing field. All the other players are just jealous whiners. The fans, the media, and retired players that are b*tching about it don't even play the game!
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Michael;
I've agreed on alot of your posts but this one is the biggest crock of **** I've read lately.
Bonds,McGwire,Sosa and the rest of the juice heads ned to be banned and any records returnd to their rightful owners (Aaron,Maris,etc)As a kid I saw them and alot of others.I'm sure they had their faults,like late night boozing,which I wouldn't consider an enhancer(hang over,
tiredness)and they excelled anyway.These overpayed under-
achievers couldn't shine thier shoes.
Relating it to cheating in drag racing some cheters SHOULD get the Dirty Dozen treatment,but it's not going to happen with the numbskulls running the show now.
I thought you had more respect for our sport.

Ed

[LouisJeffery]

Do you really think Michael Beard was being serious? I think you should reread his post. He was making fun of all the Dolts on this site.

[SSDiv6]

Originally Posted by LouisJeffery

Do you really think Michael Beard was being serious? I think you should reread his post. He was making fun of all the Dolts on this site.

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[Speedracer]

I will add PISTONS to the list!

[Myron Piatek]

Ed,

Michael Beard was being sarcastic. Click on the "quote" in his post and read the very bottom. The last line apparently didn't come through on the actual post but can be read in the quote, in your post, but only before it's posted.

[Michael Beard]

Naw, I did that on purpose. In video games, they refer to that as an 'Easter egg'. I didn't want to make it any more blatantly obvious than I had to, that I was being sarcastic. I hid it as text in a fake hyperlink.... but alas, I was not clever enough for Myron!

How you doin', anyway, Myron? I was digging around on TTI's website today... still considering headers, but need to pay a few bills first.

[Myron Piatek]

Things keep getting delayed. I'll be very busy in Jan.!

[Roger K Fain]

There are a couple of guys up in Hebron/Newark, OH area who used to run a yellow Pontiac Pro Stocker that was very compe***ive until it blew the hoodscoop off because of an illegal "substance". Their credibility in automotive endeavors has been irreparably damaged by those acts, but they will survive. The aforementioned atheletes that used the performance enhancing drugs (substances) have yet to experience the life-shortening impact consistent with their use. Steroids and other growth hormones were developed to speed-up or enhance the function of innate human healing processes to allow those with various maladies to enjoy a modicum of normality. The "side-effect" of the euphoria is over-taxed organs. I personnaly had a friend so obsessed with winning "Mr. Universe" in bodybuilding compe***ion that molded his body via the use of anabolic steroids, and starving himself, died at the age of 38. The autopsy revealed that his kidneys, pancreas, liver, and heart appeared to be that of a 75 year old man.
There's no such thing as "a free lunch".