Well I agree with the dumb, but really now he knew what he was doing.
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was this an actual Post cover, or just a spoof?
I saw it everywhere that day. It's real. And, I might add, funny as shit.
didn't think it was possible, but the post has sunk to a new low... good on them
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He's a f'n tool. Tells the media today he INJECTED an over the counter supplement...boline? What was it he said he took?
However it's released he tested positive for testosterone and primobolan. What's the point of lying then? Nobody believes any of that crap, just like all Bonds saying all he did was take the clear cream...
Or I think he said "bole," probably a nickname for primobolan....which you can probably get over the counter in the Dominican....
"i was so stupid, immature and ignorant when i was a 28 year old multimillionaire!"
is anyone buying this steaming pile of horse crap?
at least he have guts to admit it
well he was caught, the others who've denied are only alleged to have done them
A-Roid may soon be in additional hot water, this time for allegedly tipping pitches for players on opposing teams while playing for texas,
according to a new book --
Quote:The book was authored by Selena Roberts, the Sports Illustrated senior writer who, along with David Epstein, broke the news in February that Rodriguez tested positive for steroids in 2003. Rodriguez subsequently admitted to using steroids from 2001 through 2003.
The book, as first reported by the New York Daily News, claims Rodriguez, while playing shortstop for the Texas Rangers, tipped opposing batters about what pitches were coming in lopsided games. Rodriguez, according to the book, tipped those players so they could reciprocate and provide him with what pitches were coming in one-sided games so that he could pad his batting statistics.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/baseball/mlb/04/30/selig.arod/index.html
"Sosa testified under oath that he had never taken performance-enhancing drugs, which could create legal troubles for the former All-Star."
Sammy, u got a lotta splainin to do
shocked, shocked I am (again).
let's see the entire list already -- get it over with in one swell foop...
Nah, just release a list of players who didn't test positive. Might save time, and wouldn't expressly violate the agreement by MLB not to reveal the identities of the positives...
