If your life was on the line and depended on you answering this question correctly:
"Were drugs involved in any way with Assefa's marathon record?"
What answer would you give? I think all these people saying she's clean, could just be the shoes, etc. Might have a change of heart if their life was on the line
Could go for many individuals/groups. Think that for her? Then do the same for Kipchoge, Jakob, OAC, Mo, and the list goes on. No one gets by at the world stage off of good training and eating their veggies. Who cares at this point.
If your life was on the line and depended on you answering this question correctly:
"Were drugs involved in any way with Assefa's marathon record?"
What answer would you give? I think all these people saying she's clean, could just be the shoes, etc. Might have a change of heart if their life was on the line
If your life was on the line and depended on you answering this question correctly:
"Were drugs involved in any way with Assefa's marathon record?"
What answer would you give? I think all these people saying she's clean, could just be the shoes, etc. Might have a change of heart if their life was on the line
People will say no on this thread.
But if this situation was reality every single person (from Rekrunner to El Keniano) would say yes.
If your life was on the line and depended on you answering this question correctly:
"Were drugs involved in any way with Assefa's marathon record?"
What answer would you give? I think all these people saying she's clean, could just be the shoes, etc. Might have a change of heart if their life was on the line
People will say no on this thread.
But if this situation was reality every single person (from Rekrunner to El Keniano) would say yes.
I would have a few questions about the question. Do we talk about any drugs, or just WADA banned drugs? Does "in any way" mean performance improvement, or something else?
Then, the only correct answer for me would be "I don't know. No way to tell from time alone."
I would have a few questions about the question. Do we talk about any drugs, or just WADA banned drugs? Does "in any way" mean performance improvement, or something else?
Then, the only correct answer for me would be "I don't know. No way to tell from time alone."
There would be no chance to 'rekrunner' the thread. A gun would be to your head. I'm going to presume if you tried your usual brand of mental gymnastics, you'd get shot. It's a straight yes or no answer.
Clearly we're talking banned substances here. Did she cheat to win or not?
You would say yes, 100%. If your life was at stake, you would be honest.
Would we have had this thread if it was an American woman?
The US women apart from Molly (on Amphetamine) all have significantly less ability than their Ethiopian counterparts. Des Linden for example isn't on ASU's all time track time list. US female marathoners could already be doped out of their minds and this could unironically be the best they can do.
But if this situation was reality every single person (from Rekrunner to El Keniano) would say yes.
I would have a few questions about the question. Do we talk about any drugs, or just WADA banned drugs? Does "in any way" mean performance improvement, or something else?
Then, the only correct answer for me would be "I don't know. No way to tell from time alone."
Rekrunner would not be finished with his questions there. He would also want to know what is a "gun" and what do you mean by "head".
I would have a few questions about the question. Do we talk about any drugs, or just WADA banned drugs? Does "in any way" mean performance improvement, or something else?
Then, the only correct answer for me would be "I don't know. No way to tell from time alone."
There would be no chance to 'rekrunner' the thread. A gun would be to your head. I'm going to presume if you tried your usual brand of mental gymnastics, you'd get shot. It's a straight yes or no answer.
Clearly we're talking banned substances here. Did she cheat to win or not?
You would say yes, 100%. If your life was at stake, you would be honest.
Did she cheat or not to win? He would have to answer "no" because drugs aren't performance enhancing for marathon runners, particularly E Africans.
I would have a few questions about the question. Do we talk about any drugs, or just WADA banned drugs? Does "in any way" mean performance improvement, or something else?
Then, the only correct answer for me would be "I don't know. No way to tell from time alone."
There would be no chance to 'rekrunner' the thread. A gun would be to your head. I'm going to presume if you tried your usual brand of mental gymnastics, you'd get shot. It's a straight yes or no answer.
Clearly we're talking banned substances here. Did she cheat to win or not?
You would say yes, 100%. If your life was at stake, you would be honest.
See -- you are re-writing the question, as is "Armstronglivs".
There would be no chance to 'rekrunner' the thread. A gun would be to your head. I'm going to presume if you tried your usual brand of mental gymnastics, you'd get shot. It's a straight yes or no answer.
Clearly we're talking banned substances here. Did she cheat to win or not?
You would say yes, 100%. If your life was at stake, you would be honest.
See -- you are re-writing the question, as is "Armstronglivs".
The US women apart from Molly (on Amphetamine) all have significantly less ability than their Ethiopian counterparts. Des Linden for example isn't on ASU's all time track time list. US female marathoners could already be doped out of their minds and this could unironically be the best they can do.