Just like Jakob, right? Or is it just because she's not white that she can't run fast times and needs to cheat?
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Te commentator said Haylum wasn't a distance runner but she ran 8:26 pacing.
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ck3237 wrote:
Te commentator said Haylum wasn't a distance runner but she ran 8:26 pacing.
To me she didn't looked like a shot putter either.
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ha ha ha wrote:
Just like Jakob, right? Or is it just because she's not white that she can't run fast times and needs to cheat?
That's because they poor countries in middle/long distances ...
anyone that dominate is necessarily a thief for them.
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serious question: Why even bother following track and coming onto this forum if all you're going to do is either 1) complain and troll when people run slowly, underperform, etc. or 2) automatically/reflexively say that someone is doping/on drugs/etc. whenever someone runs fast? I mean, what's the point? Couldn't you go infect some other environment (football, baseball, hockey, etc.) or simply not follow track at all, just going and living in your own little bubble somewhere where you're apparently an overachiever who never cheats? Wouldn't that be better? Don't you have a better use of your time?
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chriscarst wrote:
serious question: Why even bother following track and coming onto this forum if all you're going to do is either 1) complain and troll when people run slowly, underperform, etc. or 2) automatically/reflexively say that someone is doping/on drugs/etc. whenever someone runs fast? I mean, what's the point? Couldn't you go infect some other environment (football, baseball, hockey, etc.) or simply not follow track at all, just going and living in your own little bubble somewhere where you're apparently an overachiever who never cheats? Wouldn't that be better? Don't you have a better use of your time?
Not the person you responded to, but there are a lot of us who have stopped following the sport because of the obvious doping. I pop in now and then, and it's sad to see the forum largely living in la la land.
Shelby, Ingebritsen, Hassan, Kipyegon. Who will be the next person to pop up and be "blessed" by
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moist wrote:
chriscarst wrote:
serious question: Why even bother following track and coming onto this forum if all you're going to do is either 1) complain and troll when people run slowly, underperform, etc. or 2) automatically/reflexively say that someone is doping/on drugs/etc. whenever someone runs fast? I mean, what's the point? Couldn't you go infect some other environment (football, baseball, hockey, etc.) or simply not follow track at all, just going and living in your own little bubble somewhere where you're apparently an overachiever who never cheats? Wouldn't that be better? Don't you have a better use of your time?
Not the person you responded to, but there are a lot of us who have stopped following the sport because of the obvious doping. I pop in now and then, and it's sad to see the forum largely living in la la land.
Shelby, Ingebritsen, Hassan, Kipyegon. Who will be the next person to pop up and be "blessed" by
super shoesPEDs?I followed the sport for well over 30 years,but i dont so much anymore.Athletes were doping then too,and well before,but now its become ridiculous.
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