rockmfhudd
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lmao AlafuckinBama hahaha
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kinda like ricky bobby if you aint first your last hahaha
Yes, they should be illegal in athletics for a host of reasons that you definitely know..I'm on an aas board to learn, to contribute, and be part of group of people who are interested in similar things...I'm not on the board to back into a dark corner when you're trying to justify your giving and promoting an end to the career of your granddaughter ...while also protecting this board and company from the repercussions that could take place because of your blatant misguidance...you're lucky I'm not her husband, because you wouldn't like me very much....
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It's not to anyone specifically just my opinion on the situation and I just don't want the thread to be an argument. 8cartman8 brings up good points and honestly if more people thought that way there would be a lot less influence for everyone to turn to drugs.
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I just don't understand why everyone is so concerned with other people I really don't get it. If you have a belief its cheating, cool. Thats great. You have good morals and a solid footing in what you think is right. If you believe steroids and Sarms are not cheating then great. Have fun.
Little uncalled for to call out drb and how he wants to live his life and influence his Grandaughter in regards to SARMS which in fact are pretty much totally legal. I don't use SARMS really personally, but for those who want to, its whatever floats your boat.
The organizations post thier rules. Its public knowledge. People follow it or they dont. What others do, shouldn't matter. What matters is what you do. Anyone who uses AAS or PED's recreationaly cant say they are at least achieving something outside of their own personal goals now can they?
Lance may have cheated, but I tell you what. That doesn't mean he isn't a inspiration to many. For everyone who doesn't support, you will find probably 10 who do. You say he isn't a champion, well tell that to his career and achievements and there you go. Opinions kinda loose their impact suddenly. I'm all for not supporting what you believe is wrong but what you believe isn't the only logic
Id prefer for this thread not to turn to an argument so lets all be respectful of each others choices.
This is a great debate Texas; you couldn't ask for a better forum for it...we need to talk about things like this so we can offer more as a team to whoever comes along...
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It's not to anyone specifically just my opinion on the situation and I just don't want the thread to be an argument. 8cartman8 brings up good points and honestly if more people thought that way there would be a lot less influence for everyone to turn to drugs.
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well it was a debate that I was not particularly looking for. I was simply posting to state two observations on my experience with sarms. I certainly did not want to drag my family into this, and was just sharing her experience as well as mine. Plus "the debate" went off topic.
This is so true. The guy was as monofocused as any human at anything. He was absolutely the best stage racer that ever raced. He was also one of the worst people ever. Doping is one thing but intentionally destroying lives is another.Wolves don't concern themselves with opinions of sheep . And I truly think you put everyone of the top 10 in lances day on the same shit and they still lose cause he was the champion with or without
This is so true. The guy was as monofocused as any human at anything. He was absolutely the best stage racer that ever raced. He was also one of the worst people ever. Doping is one thing but intentionally destroying lives is another.
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Yep. One of the highlights of my racing was going up to the line with Lance when I raced against him. I sat on his wheel forever in the race. I looked around the Peleton and thought "I've made it. I'm in the big leagues now".No doubt! Second and third places remember losing to Lance not being swindled by him.
Yep. One of the highlights of my racing was going up to the line with Lance when I raced against him. I sat on his wheel forever in the race. I looked around the Peleton and thought "I've made it. I'm in the big leagues now".
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First off, like I said, if you know one ounce of what Lance Armstrong has done, you wouldn't have any respect for him whatsoever...go do the research then get back to me...he's been stripped of his accolades, he's not a champion, In fact he's what sports have become in a lot of ways, of which, the reason why, many people despise...I'm still foggy on this inspiration thinking as well? He inspired people through lies and they know that now...do you think the Maris family was pleased to find out that Mark McGwire passed their father's homerun record while using steroids...no, in fact, his widow was devastated when she found out and he tried to call her..and back to a grandfather giving a granddaughter steroid advice and sarms, it's a horrible case involving lack of good judgement....when she's involved in a professional sport of which has already been marred by so much...it's absolutely abhorrent...like I said, if I were her husband or even her father...I can't even put into words what I'd feel...I'm also blown away by what some of you are posting, but I'm comforted by the fact that not all agree they just don't want to get into trouble...I just happen to be the most outspoken about it....and like I said before, this line of thinking is very skewed and it usually comes from folks that do not have much experience beyond that of high school regarding athletics and I'm sure an education level goes well with it too...
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