[quote]This plez wrote:
DHEA is a banned steroid and is available OTC. Next time, make it airtight. Nice try, though.
[quote]ummm, GOOD POINT! wrote:
I was talking about steroid"s" in general. If you only want to discuss about DHEA, specify it next time.
Stupid OJ juror wrote:
I was wondering the same thing.
P2 wrote:Okay, so who placed the steroids in the house after the murder?
At the risk of sounding like I am defending Oscar, I will point out that reports said he had a roommate who is an MMA fighter. So the investigators have to be a little more specific here.
Should be no surprise to most, as he went "magically" from 46 high in one week to 45 low the next to qualify for worlds in 2011. Guy is doped to the gills.
Stupid OJ juror wrote:
I was wondering the same thing.
P2 wrote:Okay, so who placed the steroids in the house after the murder?
Kinda ironic that it would be beneficial to now test positive (blame the roids) so that his sentence might be reduced.
the real world wrote:
At the risk of sounding like I am defending Oscar, I will point out that reports said he had a roommate who is an MMA fighter. So the investigators have to be a little more specific here.
Seriously? Dude brings home >$4 million a year and can't afford to live without a roommate?
the real world wrote:
So the investigators have to be a little more specific here.
I have a feeling that the official drug test will come back negative. Those T&F athletes are pretty darn good at microsdosing.
Dude's got no feet. Once in a while he may need some assistance.
And Introducing the Blade Runner Shot
4 Crickets to smash, mixed with 2 shots of your choicec spiked up with a dose of HGH
the guy probably has a very long TUE list. Dude indeed has no feet. Let's see what this 'steroid' is
...really? wrote:
As if the murder wasn't enough, this makes me even sadder. Legitimately makes me sad...
I didn't want to see this for OP. He seemed like a genuine hero of sorts. However, I'm glad for only one thing here, and that is that a disabled athlete aided by "blades" won't be able to make a joke and a mockery of the able-bodied athletes who didn't have the advantages OP did by running on blades. OP may have only been a true 48-ish quarter miler at best had he had his own legs. We will never know that though.
Nutella1 wrote:
the real world wrote:At the risk of sounding like I am defending Oscar, I will point out that reports said he had a roommate who is an MMA fighter. So the investigators have to be a little more specific here.
Seriously? Dude brings home >$4 million a year and can't afford to live without a roommate?
Maybe some South African down low action?
strip him of his medals
he should never have been allowed in the olympics to begin with
The fact that he competed in the Paralympics after competing in the regular olympics is a joke
Many good athletes must be doping.
Without the PEDs and techno blades (and with normal feet) he is a 58 second skinnyfat punk. Sneering his way to the bank all these years.
Is the anti-doping system so much of a joke that athletes just store steroids in their house?
The testers already make people pee in the cup, maybe we should let them also walk around the house. At least check the fridge or where else you store these thigns.
Isn't one of the worrying things the fact that if even a so-so middling 45 sec guy is doped, then what is everybody else on?
As others have pointed out, Oscar P. is not your typical 45s kinda guy. Had he legs and no steroids, he would probably be in the 52-55s range.
No, guns are banned in the UK, we don't have shootings. In the US anyone can buy a gun like it's a piece of candy.
Are we surprised? Hell No. His behavior has steroids all over it. Where there is the swoosh, err, smoke, there is fire.
Is it easier to list the clean Nike athletes? The list might be shorter...