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botto 02-13-07 08:20 AM

Surprised... nope actually not so surprised. Cycling on NYT front page again...
 
Bottom half of the front page, a pic of Taylor Tolleson getting blood drawn at Slipstream Camp with article.

http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/...ycling.600.jpg

El Diablo Rojo 02-13-07 09:12 AM

Well at least you can argue that the article is showing how our sport is trying to clean up it's image. It will be a cold day in hell when you see a pic and read an article like that about the NFL or MLB, two sports that definitely have a doping problem.

Snicklefritz 02-13-07 11:09 AM


Originally Posted by El Diablo Rojo
Well at least you can argue that the article is showing how our sport is trying to clean up it's image. It will be a cold day in hell when you see a pic and read an article like that about the NFL or MLB, two sports that definitely have a doping problem.


+1 What he said.
As much as I've enjoyed baseball, I'm getting so sick of the prima donna attitude a lot of the players have and then what you said about how if they did to the NFL/MLB what they are doing in cycling? forget it...

I was really turned off by baseball about a year ago during the all star game...ok, so they are introducing all the players on both sides and only one dude said hello to his mom. What's up with that?

DocRay 02-13-07 01:26 PM


Originally Posted by El Diablo Rojo
Well at least you can argue that the article is showing how our sport is trying to clean up it's image. It will be a cold day in hell when you see a pic and read an article like that about the NFL or MLB, two sports that definitely have a doping problem.

yep.

Even by WADA numbers, a higher percentage of golfers score positive than cyclists, but no one goes after fat rich white guys-poor politics.

Snicklefritz 02-13-07 01:36 PM


Originally Posted by DocRay
yep.

Even by WADA numbers, a higher percentage of golfers score positive than cyclists, but no one goes after fat rich white guys-poor politics.

why would people dope in golf? I'm not questioning you or the studies, but it's like how hard is it to hit a ball without taking drugs?

voltman 02-13-07 01:39 PM


Originally Posted by Snicklefritz
why would people dope in golf? I'm not questioning you or the studies, but it's like how hard is it to hit a ball without taking drugs?

Have you played golf?

Drugs make the pain and sadness go away.

bvfrompc 02-13-07 02:31 PM


Originally Posted by Snicklefritz
why would people dope in golf? I'm not questioning you or the studies, but it's like how hard is it to hit a ball without taking drugs?

Same reason you would for biathlon, lower the heart rate, steady yourself.

botto 02-13-07 03:12 PM


Originally Posted by voltman
Have you played golf?

Drugs make the pain and sadness go away.

you're in good form. ;)

El Diablo Rojo 02-13-07 07:19 PM


Originally Posted by DocRay
yep.

Even by WADA numbers, a higher percentage of golfers score positive than cyclists, but no one goes after fat rich white guys-poor politics.

Beta-blockers, tranquillo, it's all tranquillo.

DocRay 02-13-07 09:04 PM


Originally Posted by El Diablo Rojo
Beta-blockers, tranquillo, it's all tranquillo.

they shrivel yer weenie.

DScott 02-13-07 09:29 PM

Golfers don't have weenies.

Well, OK, this one does.

http://www.glennbeck.com/picoftheday/03-04-04-pod.jpg

But most don't.

slvoid 02-13-07 11:07 PM


Originally Posted by voltman
Have you played golf?

Drugs make the pain and sadness go away.

I suppose it does make the game more fun.


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